Amazing job as always. Quick hebrew lesson: 1. Ha'eem yihihye shalom - האם יהיה שלום? - mean "do you think there will be peace"" 2. Eem yihiye shalom אם יהיה שלום - mean "if there will be peace" Many thought at first you ask them if they think one day there will be peace
Salam, Shlomo, Shalom, Peace. Viva Israel Next To Viva Palestine, Viva Peace & Harmony. 🌹1.Don't insult (Q49:11) 🌹2.Speak kindly (Q2:83) 🌹3.Speak gently (Q17:28) 🌹4.Don't backbite (Q49:12) 🌹5.Speak the Truth (Q3:17) 🌹6.Keep your oaths (Q5:89) 🌹7.Do not be arrogant (Q7:13) 🌹8.Restrain your anger (Q3:134) 🌹9.Think good of others (Q24:12) 🌹10.Don't be rude to parents (Q17:23) 🌹11.Don't make fun of others (Q49:11) 🌹12.Turn away from ill speech (Q23:3) 🌹13.Walk in a humble manner (Q25:63) 🌹14.Keep your trusts & promises (Q23:8) 🌹15.Don't claim yourself to be pure (Q53:32) 🌹16.Do not even approach adultery (Q17:32) 🌹17.Don't call others with bad names (Q49:11) 🌹18.Remember Allah and be thankful (Q2:152) 🌹19.Speak nicely, even to the ignorant (Q25:63) 🌹20.Don't ask for repayment for favours (Q76:9) 🌹21.If enemy wants peace, then accept it (Q8:61) 🌹22.Salute the Prophet (saw), do salawats (Q33:56) 🌹23.Call ˹all˺ people to the pilgrimage (hajj) (Q22:27) 🌹24.Give charity /spend (in the way of Allah) (Q2:254) 🌹25.Don’t criticize small donation/charity of others (9:79) 🌹26.Be mindful of Allah and be with the truthful (Q9:119) 🌹27.Do not consume one another’s wealth unjustly (Q2:188) 🌹28.Stand firm for justice even if it is against yourselves(Q4:135) 🌹29.Don't remind others of the favours you done to them (Q2:264) 🌹30.Return a greeting in a better manner or at least the same (Q4:86) 🌹31.Do not be excessive, extravagant, don't spend wastefully (Q17:26) 🌹32 Life of this world is no more than the delusion of enjoyment (Q3:185) 🌹33.Performing prayers (salat/namaz) is a duty on the believers (Q4:103) 🌹34.Turn away from trash talk like gossip, slandering people etc.(Q28:55) 🌹35.Fasting is prescribed for you-as it was for those before you (Q2:183) 🌹36.Don't Bribe authorities in order to devour a portion of others’ property(Q2:188) 🌹37.Establish prayer (salat/namaz) and donate from what was provided (Q8:3) 🌹38.Establish prayer (salat/namaz) and donate from what was provided (Q14:31) 🌹39.Establish prayer (salat/namaz), pay alms-tax, and bow down with those who bow down (Q2:43)
Salam, Shlomo, Shalom, Peace. Ancient Israel Had The Palestinians Whom Were The Arabu Tribes, Along The Coast, Southern Modern Israel. Samaria & Judea Was On The East Bank. The Torah And Gospel Was Altered In Many Places, Mixing God's Words With Mankind's. Mistakes: 1. God Almighty Takes Slumber On The Sabbath, God Is Without Desires Or Needs, Thus Our Lord Is Supernatural. 2. The Earth Is A Flat Square, Held By Four Angels On Each Corner, This Verse Misled Many Jewish & Christian Sailors To Perceive They Would Sail Off The Planet. 3. Hell Removed From The Torah. 4. Usury Forbidden By God, Torah Altered To Allow Usury To Gentiles. 5. Abraham The Friend Of God, Unwed To Hagar The Concubine, Untrue He Was Married To Both Sarah And Hagar [Egyptian Princess]. 6. Torah & Gospel State That Solomon Was A Mere King, But Quran Confirms He Was A Prophet & A King, Akin To His Father David.
Still have to finish this one, but just got through watching your corresponding question to Palestinians…this work "has aged" unbelievably well, and may be more insightful than just about every perspective I’ve heard on the news since the most recent war started.
The best answer came from the guy in the hat. We are all equal and just because a few people are bad some could have a heart of gold. Sad majority doesn't think this way
But he couldn't accept that 'Israeli Arabs' are Palestinian, and needed reminding that they don't have the same rights. It's not enough to say sweet things and prop up a system of apartheid
People really need to understand what structural, state violence looks like. That guy at the end is a case in point. He enjoys all the freedoms the Israeli state affords him but is slippery on the question of Palestinians having their own state.
White, atheist American (severely lapsed catholic) in Oregon here... really love your videos and the varied voices and opinions. Peace in these countries/states/territories is so pivotal worldwide. What you do is not a small thing making people think.
Don't Muslims have right to choose their government? Or all democratic rights belong to you only? You are saying as if Jews have chosen the most liberal people on earth like Ben Gavir who openly supports terrorists who shot dead a sitting PM of Israel.
It’s heart breaking to see normal people living under religious and political systems that make them think and act in horrible ways. People are good, but mob mentality drives the wheel of the world that crushes the individual.
@@juanjuan5698Are you referring to Christianity? Judaism, or Islam? All three are connected to the governments of various countries. England, Israel, Russia, and Saudi Arabia come to mind
LOL, okay buddy. Isreal and Palestine are both Religious-based states. England has bishops in its parliament. Isreal is based entirely on the fact that its their ancestral, religious homeland. The Palastinian state, the Iranian state, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Turkiye... all of these Are religious states. Christianity, Judaism, Islam. You have no idea what you're talking about, so stop talking. @@juanjuan5698
He's talking about a one state solution. But he's not saying it out loud. The right question is "Would you approve of a single state solution where everybody has equal rights ?"
@@nickdubov8316 I certainly agree that Israel is the only truly multi cultural nation in the region where all minorities and women have civil rights. But it's a bit more complicated than that. The 2.1 million Palestinian citizens of Israel have most but not all the rights of Israeli Jews. Few are allowed to serve in the IDF ( though Muslim Druze and Bedouins can serve in the military). But Palestinian Israelis do get the same education, health care, pension and voting rights as all other Israelis. They have reps in the Knesset and an Arab in the Supreme Court.. Most importantly, they never participate in the violence because they have a better life than avg Arabs in the rest of the region. Those who protest in support of Hamas are so ignorant they don't even know about those two million Israeli Arab citizens or the many other minorities in Israel. The media has totally failed to inform the public about that. That has a lot to do with why people who think of themselves as "left" are marching alongside the most extreme RIGHT WING ISLAMISTS in the Arab-Muslim world.
As for a one state solution, that would require making the 5M Palestinians in Gaza and West Bank full citizens of Israel. The Israeli Palestinian population would go from 2M to 7M and represent half the total population. That simply would not work out under current circumstances. That's why I prefer a two state solution. Unfortunately with half a million crazy, extreme right settlers on the west bank it will be very hard to create two states today because the IDF would have to pull out many of those settlers by force. I would like to see Israel loosen it's immigration policy to allow in more ethnic and religious groups who would be patriotic citizens. More Christians, B'hai, Zaroastrians and others who are also persecuted in Muslim countries. And more Hindus. India has good long term relations with Israel and no history of anti semitism. If Israel had another 1-2M minority citizens Jews would still be a majority. But the world would view Israel as a multi cultural democracy rather than the "Jewish state". That would make the country bigger, stronger and politically much more difficult to attack because they'd be attacking large communities of all those minorities instead of merely attacking "the Jews". And internally it would make the Israeli far right less influential on national politics. After all, it is Bibi's partnership with the far right that's created today's problems. Bringing in more minorities who appreciate Israeli democracy would return the nation to it's historic norm of a more centrist, liberal democracy.
@@nickdubov8316 but there is no way that those in charge in Israel would ever allow Jews to become the minority...so everyone else does not have equal rights
Gil, please learn the difference between "האם" (ha-im) and "אם" (im) : About "האם" , it's a start of a question in the form "Is... " , "Are... ", "Am...". Example : "Is it true that..." - "האם זה נכון ש..." About "אם" , it's just "if". Example: "If you buy this candy, you will be able to eat it" - "אם תקנה את הממתק הזה, תוכל לאכול אותו".
The question mentioned 'peace' and 'equality', nothing about 1 or 2 or 3 or 8 state solution. 'Equals' doesn't mean necessarily everyone in PA territories being Israeli citizens. In fact if would make things not equal. Why? How would a traditional Islamic Arab in Hebron feel, to have Tel Aviv lifestyle available to him and those around him?? It would feel like a breach of his rights and way of life, and values. You can't have women in bikinis in Hebron, and you can't have death penalty to gays in Israel, so the word 'equality' needs to be considered carefully.
the guy at 5:00 has some points. even secular Jews don't want to be around the religious so why would religious Muslims want to live by them. Creates problems
What do you mean "why would". They been living together for hundreds of years. Did your history start yesterday? Of course they can live together. All it needs is for the racism and hatred and fear to stop. And you need to control the crazies on both sides
@@tamaralexander9379 Well whatever. The government back then may have forced a tax on jews in return for providing them with military protection, but it's not like the average person treated their Jewish neighbour as a dhimmi, is it? No! So don't conflate issues for your nefarious reasons. That's disingenuous The average Palestinian person back then didn't treat their Jewish as a dhimmi or as a less than. Jews were equally respected and in cases where they weren't, they should have been, because those were the actual rules. Okay?
@@tamaralexander9379 and all I'm saying is, now in the modern age, people can live completely respectfully with each other like they did in the past, and the government does not need to make anybody a dhimmi. In case YOU haven't NOTICED, Palestinians are treated way worse than dhimmis by the Israeli state and by many of its citizens. So what is wrong with YOU?? I'm saying let's work together for a brighter and better future for EVERYBODY. Why are you arguing against me? Is there something wrong with you? Do you want a perpetual conflict to just continue indefinitely? Or are you woman enough and compassionate enough to want people to move on towards a brighter more beautiful future than the ugly past? How about love thy neighbour? Ever heard of that, Tamara? Cos you're not acting like it. You're arguing against it. You should be ashamed of yourself. Please change yourself
@@blackpanthar906 Pretty sure never in history of mankind. The last occupier of the land was Britain, and Arabs didn't declare peace but actually war as they didn't accept any offer of having a country, so asking this in the current context is irrelevant.
@@LiranBarsisa The last and present occupiers of land are Zionist, that are no different than Crusaders just a different flavour of same dish. This is the motherland of Palestinians, it's their country, Arabs declared war when Muslims were massacred and genocided by Israel, the remains and horror of genocide by God's "chosen satans" can been seen beaches of Tel Aviv in mass graves discovered.
@pangcheongkai7009 Israel shouldn't pay for shit. If anything, the Arab league should pay repatriations to Israel for ethnically cleansing their lands of Jews. If they refuse, nuke them.
@@pangcheongkai7009 with all due respect, in my uneducated opinon, i do believe that there is no need to send them away for "mercy is greater than sacrifice" and love is greater than hate. and, unless we forgive one another from our heart otherwise GOD in Heaven will not forgive us
What the one gentleman is talking about with divisions is how it is here in Israel in large part. We have Arab cities. We have Jewish cities. Yes, of course there is some that are mixed, but a lot of them fall into one or the other category. And this is not segregation. Nobody is forcing them. It’s just how populations work naturally. You go where the people you are a part of go. Not only that, but your needs are met in a city or town that is made up of your people. I wouldn’t go live in an Arab city, because there is no kosher options, no synagogue, etc. We see that even within religious and secular communities. Mini secular people live in places like Tel Aviv one many religious people live in Judea Samaria arent Jerusalem. That’s not a blanket statement though, because anybody can live anywhere. It’s just where these individuals are most comfortable. Corey is secular. Therefore, he’s going to get more benefit out of Tel Aviv than he would. Jerusalem because of restrictions on Shabbat. He’s not banned from living in Jerusalem. But it might not be the best fit for him.
Actually, the entire existence of Israel has been forced upon the people that lived there and the rest of the world aswel before it's creation in 1948 and therefor everything that happened after that is a result direct or indirect of that. If the people in the land right now, being Jew or Muslim or anything else truly want to live in 1 nation in peace than the entity of that nation needs to change to a neutral stance where none rule over the others and become a new nation and whatever that nation is to be would have to be the democratic choice made by all of the inhabitants of the land. This is exactly what should have happened back in 1948, a democratic referendum where all the people living there at that time got to cast their vote as to what kind of a country the land should become after British rule, instead the minority got their way pushed down the throat of everyone else and war started and 70+ years later you have a man made mess that can't be peacefully fixed anymore
@@aliragh That's what happened in Algeria, where the French tried to impose a secular culture, and in Turkey, where Ataturk tried to impose a secular state. The pushback in Algeria caused the Algerian revolution and the resulting chaos that followed; while we're only now seeing the results of the pushback in Turkey with the rise of Erdogan and the Islamist parties. There absolutely should have been a democratic referendum in 1948, except that the Mufti and the Husseinis threatened or assassinated all the moderate faction leaders. This continues until today. Israel's government is democratically elected by all its citizens. The Palestinian political entities haven't had elections in some 18 years.
@@zevspitz8925 Bringing up problems of other places means nothing and serves no other purpose than for 1 side or the other to come up with excuses as to justify their wrong doings. At the end of the day always and this wil never change as it is part of human history as much as the holocaust is, even though right now you can to some degree say that Israel is democratic, it's very existence is undemocratic and build on a foundation of death/genocide lies/deceit and theft. And unless Israelis can face up to their own history and to what Zionism actually is, admit to themselves what they have done, rather to paint themselves as some nobel honest peaceful people that are filled with unimaginable rainbow coloured love, somehow ask the world but more importantly the people they have harmed by the acts of 1948 to forgive them, there will never be a way to go forward. You have to acknowledge the wrongs of the past in order to fix the problems of the present so you can find a way to a better future. And every1 has to not only share the land but also the power, that was the way forward in 1948 and that still remains the only way forward to have meaningful peace
Well, that is simply not true. 1948 war led to expelling about 700.000 of Palestinians out of this land, and as a result, remaining "Israeli Arabs" mostly live in rural area, while the majority of Israeli Jews live in cities. Also, the system led to the situation when the vast majority of government officials, high ranking employees, business owners, not to mention military personnel, are Jewish, specifically Ashkenazi Jews. Now, it's a well known fact that Arabs have hard time renting or buying apartments in cities outside of Arab residential area. Western Jerusalem, Afula, and Safed (Tzfat) would be the examples of such places, but even in secular and "pluralistic" Tel Aviv the situation is no different.
@@dima.96 And... a million Jews were expelled from Arab countries. What's your point? Should their descendants have "right of return" to those Arab countries? I think not. Only the Palestinians are kept in a permanent status of "refugee". They need to get better leadership and move beyond that mindset.
@@thebeefyleaf let’s for the sake of argument I agreed with you on a so called illegal land settlement. Attacking and killing civilians, raping the women and taking hundreds of hostages in that settlement a reasonable and acceptable response?
@@mik3ymomo Obviously it isn't. But now let's return the question: does attacking and killing civilians, raping women and taking hundreds of hostages give you the right to settle the land of the aggressors? Let's put it this way: my neighbor is a murderer that tried to kill me (or even successfully managed to kill someone from my family or something). Thankfully he is in prison now. Do I have the right (legally or even morally) to take his house as my own and use it as a place of living?
@@PixelPenguin77 yes the land was always Israel’s. The historical and archeological record proves this fact with zero question. Seeing you enjoy questions when you never have the right answer so I have provided it for you.
I watch your videos since 2012 and I like them so much, Corey! I think you're in my friend list on Facebook as well lol I just want to say that I appreciate so much what you do, thank you!
Oh my God, I don't want to generalize, but some settlers groups like " Hill youth" can't live with themselves, & what happened yesterday in " Huwara" was really terrible
You're literally calling illegal settlers to don't lose their illegal settlement in a land doesn't belong to them Non-Muslims living in peace in Muslim countries , you can never deny that
I suppose you are asking some questions in that way in order to get answers like the ones from the last guy in the video, but in general if we think about it, Palestinians are not equal to Israelis, but it's logical isn't it? It's like a British person has different rights than a Chinese person, because they live under different governments, it's exactly the same in this situation, Israelis get their rights from Israel(And therefore any Israeli citizen, Arabs included, have equal rights in Israel), Palestinians get their rights from the PA/Hamas, these rights are not equal at all, but it's not Israel's fault that it is that way, you can't expect Israel to give rights to Palestinians, just like you can't expect Israel to give rights to Syrians who live in Syria.
I'm Jewish and I have family in Israel, and I know they would, and I would be very happy to live in peace with Muslims and Palestinians. But where not sure if they want to do the same with us Jewish Israelis.
@@docorwhatever2168 excuse me??? I’m not the occupying power nor is Israel. If you want me to be honest Palestine is occupying the Jewish homeland of Judea, because of the Romans who invaded the land.
@@Just_Car_Spotting The land is owned by Palestinians, who you kicked and never allowed back. Your “Judea” thing is irrelevant and a ridiculous excuse for colonization.
@@Just_Car_Spotting Do you happen to live in North or South America, Australia or New Zealand? If so, would you consider yourself to be part of an occupying power over the indigenous people that the land was stolen from? Because by your logic, you are, and you should be fighting to give the land back to them.
"There is no such country! 'Palestine' is a term the Zionists invented! There is no Palestine in the Bible. 'Palestine' is alien to us; it is the Zionists who introduced it." -- Awni Bey Abdul-Hadi, Secretary of the Arab Higher Committee, before the Peel Commission in 1937. The argus-eyed reader will be quick to note that Arab representation during the mandate period was the "Arab Higher Committe" and not the Palestinian Higher Committee.
Arab politician in Israel, Azmi Bishara: "I do not think that there is a Palestinian people. There is an Arab nation. The Palestinian nation is a colonial invention. When did the Palestinians exist?" Leader of the As-Sa'iqa faction of the PLO, Zuheir Mohsen: "between Jordanians, Palestinians, Syrians and Lebanese there are no differences. We are all part of one people, the Arab nation [...] Because it is of national interest for the Arabs to advocate the existence of Palestinians to balance Zionism. Yes, the existence of a separate Palestinian identity exists only for tactical reasons"
@@Arzhang-nu4yq Lebanese American Princeton professor, Philip Hitti (1886-1978), who testified before the Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry in Jerusalem in 1946 stated that, "There is no such thing as Palestine in history, absolutely not." Of course, what Hitti meant was that there was no Palestine in Arab history, in which he is correct. Hitti was opposed to even using the word Palestine in maps because it was "associated in the mind of the average American, and perhaps the Englishman too, with the Jews."
@desertflames Almut Nebel's 2001 study, "The Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East" found that, '[T]he Y chromosomes in Palestinian Arabs and Bedouins represent, to a large extent, early lineages derived from the Neolithic inhabitants of the area and additional lineages from more-recent population movements. The early lineages are part of the common chromosome pool shared with Jews. According to our working model, the more-recent migrations were mostly from the ARABIAN PENINSULA [emphasis mine], as is seen in the Arab-specific Eu 10 chromosomes that include the modal haplotypes observed in Palestinians and Bedouins.'
He was talking about Arab Israelis, Not the West Bank or Gaza who live under their own government PA & Hamas They refuse the Israel at core, and are not considered as under Israeli Government for this reason they are not assimilated inti the Israeli community and they live completely separate life under a completely different government and rules. Also…. Israelis have zero rights in Gaza…. They would be killed. Watch Salukie’s videos here in TH-cam, he is always hiding him being Israeli Jewish when travelling to Gaza and Shatahim. But the Palestinians who travel from Gaza for work in factories and construction in Israel don’t have to hide their identity and they won’t be killed . Israelis don’t do suicide bombing, stabbings, shooting - the IDF comes to ruin their businesses and homes when tensions escalate as a mean of revenge but you will not see the amount of barbarism in terms of killing civilians. I know about the hideousy of settlers A lot of peace seekers were killed on October 7th, Arabs were killed too, Hamas are killing their own people (they killed all the Gaza rulers when got into power in 2005… does it say anything to you?) Anyways- those who refuse to accept the fact that this is a country and call it a mistake/a joke and live under a completely different rulers or government with a separate life, why do they need to have the same rights apriori? Large open air prison- is done by Hamas and their Authority with billions of 💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸 in their rules hands and zero nada 🚫 to the people of Gaza. They separated and most of them don’t want peace and live in a dream that the entire country would fly away somehow and the 9milion people will also fade away and they to back in time to British Mandate. Like… this is not bringing any peace or equality and it only grows the resentment to any type of collaboration or table of communication or negotiation. They just need to accept the results of war 1947 and move on into today’s reality, even if they disagree with these results. If they ever want to co exist
These palestinians were in the second world war the allies of the german natzies. Their leader al-Husseini organized SS troops and was the best friend of Himmler the natzi leader and had an appointment with Hitler concerning the moslems help in the war to the natzies .The arab leaders Gamal Abdel Nasser,Anwar Sadat were the supporters and wellcomed the german natzi army.. Even before the State of Israel appeared the arabs tried with their whole power to eliminate the jews from the land of Israel and were on the side of the worst enemies of the mankind. Therefore the arabs are the direct followers of the german natzi war against the jews and deserve all the punishments which they are getting today,exactly as their allies and friends the german natzies.
@@rachelsamuel3328That "state" never had the right to exist in the first place. Palestinians own every single inch of that land. From Nablus to Gaza, from Naharia to Eilat. ALL of it is Palesine 🇵🇸
She was being more realistic than him. He said “If it was imaginary then sure” We all israelis would want peace and live without wars. The palestinians doesn’t. It’s simple as that…
"the palestinians cant vote here or get unlimited access in and out!" ok, and americans cant vote in mexican elections or get unlimited access in and out. just like the man at 9:30 said, "they cant go to tel aviv? i cant go to ramallah. they cant vote in our elections? i can't vote in their elections in their own political system and government" its so dishonest to say theyre arent equal when theyre as equal as anyone from another country or territory is.
like, saying "oh mexico is so dysfunctional right now, lets just give everyone from there american citizenship without limits.... thats not really how most countries work."
Equality is not the problem. Trust is. Trust can only be achieved with constant dialogue and constant actions from both sides that confirm the will to leave in peace.
@@skrmacs4815 Why take a test if you already "know" the results? Typical behaviour from someone who insist in pushing prejudice, racism, hate and persecution of Jews: you think know, but in fact you ignore the truth. Actually, you don't even care about the truth, the truth is NOT your goal. Persecution is.
@@skrmacs4815 and? People immigrate to other countries all the time. And it was pretty clear that after millenniums of antisemitism the need for a Jewish safe haven was needed. Also it’s always very clear that when someone calls out European Jews specifically they no literally nothing about Israel. Literally 67% of the country are from middle eastern countries or Israel itself. Europeans make up 26%
Nah he's very biased, and I'm not disputing the facts he's bringing up. Just him not willing to put even 10% of accountability on his side or even call out some of the behavior seen in the settler's movement says a lot.
He was gaslighting. Of course, he doesn't want to answer straight answers. The place where he sitting now is an illegal (according to international law) jewish settlement built on stolen Palestinian lands. And because of these settlements, Israel must maintain an apartheid regime to suppress Palestinian reactions against these injustices.
@@user-wq9eg3nm4c yeah.. but it's a bit like Arabs "suppressing" Jews and Christians in Mecca.. or Christians "suppressing" Jews and Muslims in the Vatican. I wouldn't call taking care of your own people first, suppressing the others.. it's what any country does. Well, I guess I'd know what they meant when they'd see my comment.
Even within Jewish settlers this crazy lady doesn't represent anything. In the last election only around 50k people out of 8M voted for party that represent it...
@@user-wq9eg3nm4cso you're saying Jews shouldn't be allowed to pray at certain places? That goes against freedom of religion. Muslims are allowed to pray wherever they want in Israel. This kind of oppression (not allowing Jews to pray) in Arab countries is part of the reason that Israel is in the right.
Arabs should have equal rights as people not as a people. If they want to have rights as a people, then their place is in any of the neighboring countries. If you think it is racist, well it has been the french law towards Jews during the last 200 years. "Le fameux discours, le 23 décembre 1789, de Stanislas de Clermont-Tonnerre [député de la noblesse de Paris] en faveur de l'émancipation des juifs, dans lequel il déclare : « Il faut tout refuser aux juifs comme nation et accorder tout aux juifs comme individus »"
@@celewignunderstandable but not smart. If you are not willing to live by the rules of your opressor you wont gain a thing. not showing the ability and willingness to compromise seems like an act of bravery but its just defiance.
@@samu6874 if the oppressor is killing your children randomly and kicking you out of your home .. the only thing you can gain by living under those rules is being alive but homeless..homeless with murdered children .. good deal I guess
peace does not mean everybody can be in everybody's land. Peace is between states with agreement who can go where. Every country prioritises its own people over those who do not live there. For Israel, Israeli Arabs are prioritised over Palestinian Arabs- that is entirely normal. If Palestinians from WB and Gaza are equal in Israel then there is no Israel because the right to self determination would have finished.
The Jews who moved to the occupied territories don't want equality, they all know that they are living there against international law. Second, they also know if Palestinians were granted full citizenship then soon the demographics would change and Israel would cease to be a Jewish state. The only way the Jewish state can survive is with inequality and apartheid.
@@bunjijumper5345You're not right: 1) The territories in Judea and Samaria can be divided into 5 parts: Israel own, Jews own, arab/palestines own, PA own, nobody own. Most of the settlers are in the "Israel own", "Jews own" and "nobody own". 2) Israel took Judea and Samaria from Jordan that had it illegal, that means that the territories of Judea and Samaria are territories in dispute therefore Israel can settle there.
@@y.l7455 'Territories in dispute' means that it is not certain the laws of these territories when peace is finally negotiated under trust a deal is made. That does not mean anything to do with Jews can live there or not live there today.
@@MartinU4179 Territories in dispute has nothing to do with Jew or non-Jew. That means that the country that holds those territories can settle these territories.
@@y.l7455 According to international law these settlements are illegal. I do not care what the Bible says, or the Talmud, or the Quran. A decent human being would simply say that the way the Palestinians were pushed out is horrible. The Jewish state as it exists should cease to exist, if the UK wanted to give away land that people were living on they should have given away Wales. I do not believe in your God, so nothing you can do will ever convince me. This whole thought that Jews are chosen people is just racist and sickening, because I truly think all people are equal.
Christians are being punished in their own religious holidays too it's about seeing oppression and being eunuchs or have blood boiling from those scenes with no way to get justice
@@hobaelala3056 i agree that there are alot of things that certain muslims did that was not good; that i do hope that you are holding any type of unforgiveness and bitterness towards muslims. i personally am not a muslim nor agree with their beliefs but unless we forgive (tho not agree with them but forgive them) one another from our heart otherwise we won't be forgiven by GOD in Heaven
That is a far too vague question to answer. Things that pop into my mind instantly (a non-Israeli non-Jew living a a long way away from Israel, having visited there once in my life): 1. What is a "palestinian" in this question? Does it just mean arabs who now live within Israel (not including Gaza and West Bank), maybe even only the arabs who are Israeli citizens? 2. If it means everyone who identifies and claims to be a "palestinian", does it mean Gaza and West Bank will be annexed to Israel, and there will be only one state, Israel? Yeah, so the main open questions is, does that proposed peace really mean palestinians don't want a state of their own anymore, and are willing to live within Israel, as Israeli citizens? And even then, who exactly are considered as "palestinians", are also all the arabs who claim to be one but live in the arab countries like Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Iraq etc.? If, on the other hand, Palestinians still want their own state and own government, and rule their own land, then the question is meaningless. Of course non-Israelis are not equal with Israel citizens, similarly like in my country non-citizens are not equal to citizens.
The question would be obvious to Israelis. Israelis don't call Arab Israelis "Palestinians". They call them Arab Israelis. Since they're people who live in the West Bank obviously they don't consider them being ethnically cleansed from it "peace". No, they don't consider people with citizenship outside of Palestine "Palestinians".
@@tonedowne So, can I become a saudi-arabian citizen, especially considering i am not a muslim? What is my pathway to saudi-arabian citizenship? Every country can decide themselves how easy or hard it is to become a citizen, and by what criteria. For instance, it is very hard, near impossible, to get a Japanese or Thai citizenship if you have no blood ties to those countries, and I don't see anything wrong with that. Good for them. Either way, "palestinians" can't expect to get an Israeli citizenship because they are Palestinians, not Israelis. They can't expect to have both. There are muslim arabs living in Israel who have Israeli citizenship, but they are not called "Palestinians". The only reason muslim arabs demand that they should get an Israeli citizenship freely is to become a majority in Israel, so that they can nullify the existense of the only jewish country in the world, Israel. I can fully understand why jewish Israelis don't find that very lucrative.
@@ronaldraygun3386 Saudi Arabia is crazy. It’s a theocratic monarchy unafraid of severe repression and genocide. It’s not an example for anyone to follow. You might as well chick North Korea in the mix if you are going to make examples out of extremes. Most of the world, and all democratic countries have a path to citizenship. It’s not always easy, but it’s there. Gaza is full of people who have been displaced and live as refugees in their own country. Old people with keys around their necks from the homes they were forced out of in Israel. You could have a point if you say they are Palestinian people so they can’t live in Israel, if it wasn’t for the fact that they are from Israel and Palestine isn’t a recognised state with agreed borders and rights. Israel is a straight up zero sum, expansionist colonial power. Ethno states are bad. It is not morally acceptable to make peoples rights dependent on their ethnicity and/or religion. That’s fascism. And yes I will say that about any nation which does that.
@@tonedowne All the surrounding arab countries are ethno-states. You don't find much of any jews anymore in Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, Syria, Egypt, Algeria, Morocco, Iraq, Iran, yadda yadda yadda... Almost all of them fled to Israel decades ago (mostly during 1948-1950). Hence it is silly to single out Israel as the only country in the whole middle-east, which is not supposed to be ethno state. Arabs and muslims have vast countries all over the world for themselves, and jewish people deserve a tiny country of their own as well, Israel. British mandate already gave arabs Jordania, which is a larger area than Israel. Similarly like India was given to hindus and Pakistan to muslims. "Palestinians" of today largely have their roots in other arab countries. Yasser Arafat was born and lived in Cairo, Egypt. Before 1948, lots of arabs moved to the current area of Israel from surrounding arab countries, and later started identifying themselves as "palestinians", only because they are muslim arabs.
@@yacregroona7236 From the get go, the plan was to share the land with two populations, BOTH of whom were already living here. One group accepted that proposal, the other did not. Your statement shows complete ignorance of the reality of the facts that precipitated the establishment of the modern state of Israel, as well as the nuances of life here today. It's easy to classify checkpoints as an oppressive measure if you don't think about it logically for one second. 1. The checkpoints exist between areas under PA authority and areas that are under Israeli authority. Basically, you are crossing a border. If you want to cross from Mexico into the US, you don't think you'd have to go through a checkpoint? Is that oppression? 2. Some of the citizens under the rule of the PA have showed a consisted willingness to try and murder CIVILIANS. And you think we should give them free range to do whatever they want? You're dreaming. You make up a cute little story in your head about the reality of this situation and the people involved and then convince yourself that your fantasy is reality. You weren't in the car yesterday when a resident of the PA through a rock at the windshield of the car I was in. An inch to the left and the rock would have come through the windshield and hit the driver in the face. You support that? You want the thrower of that rock to be given free range and access to the citizens of Israel? If your answer is yes, you're clearly not thinking about this situation with a sound mind.
@@Ash_Queen16ol I wonder which other person said something similar in the 1940s 😂 maybe if the Jews didn’t act inhumanely in 110 different countries they wouldn’t have kicked out?
Usually when people live under extreme condition such as an occupation they tend to be radicalized in their views. The conflict is maintain by people throwing away responsibility on the other side and not taking responsibility on their own actions. That happen on both sides, but we live under much better conditions than the Palestinians in WB and Gazza. The lack of awareness to our contribution to the situation is staggering.
Salam, Shlomo, Shalom, Peace. Viva Israel Next To Viva Palestine, Viva Peace & Harmony. 🌹1.Don't insult (Q49:11) 🌹2.Speak kindly (Q2:83) 🌹3.Speak gently (Q17:28) 🌹4.Don't backbite (Q49:12) 🌹5.Speak the Truth (Q3:17) 🌹6.Keep your oaths (Q5:89) 🌹7.Do not be arrogant (Q7:13) 🌹8.Restrain your anger (Q3:134) 🌹9.Think good of others (Q24:12) 🌹10.Don't be rude to parents (Q17:23) 🌹11.Don't make fun of others (Q49:11) 🌹12.Turn away from ill speech (Q23:3) 🌹13.Walk in a humble manner (Q25:63) 🌹14.Keep your trusts & promises (Q23:8) 🌹15.Don't claim yourself to be pure (Q53:32) 🌹16.Do not even approach adultery (Q17:32) 🌹17.Don't call others with bad names (Q49:11) 🌹18.Remember Allah and be thankful (Q2:152) 🌹19.Speak nicely, even to the ignorant (Q25:63) 🌹20.Don't ask for repayment for favours (Q76:9) 🌹21.If enemy wants peace, then accept it (Q8:61) 🌹22.Salute the Prophet (saw), do salawats (Q33:56) 🌹23.Call ˹all˺ people to the pilgrimage (hajj) (Q22:27) 🌹24.Give charity /spend (in the way of Allah) (Q2:254) 🌹25.Don’t criticize small donation/charity of others (9:79) 🌹26.Be mindful of Allah and be with the truthful (Q9:119) 🌹27.Do not consume one another’s wealth unjustly (Q2:188) 🌹28.Stand firm for justice even if it is against yourselves(Q4:135) 🌹29.Don't remind others of the favours you done to them (Q2:264) 🌹30.Return a greeting in a better manner or at least the same (Q4:86) 🌹31.Do not be excessive, extravagant, don't spend wastefully (Q17:26) 🌹32 Life of this world is no more than the delusion of enjoyment (Q3:185) 🌹33.Performing prayers (salat/namaz) is a duty on the believers (Q4:103) 🌹34.Turn away from trash talk like gossip, slandering people etc.(Q28:55) 🌹35.Fasting is prescribed for you-as it was for those before you (Q2:183) 🌹36.Don't Bribe authorities in order to devour a portion of others’ property(Q2:188) 🌹37.Establish prayer (salat/namaz) and donate from what was provided (Q8:3) 🌹38.Establish prayer (salat/namaz) and donate from what was provided (Q14:31) 🌹39.Establish prayer (salat/namaz), pay alms-tax, and bow down with those who bow down (Q2:43)
@@shainazion4073 Salam, Shlomo, Shalom, Peace. Hebrew Is A Mere 1,500 Years Old, With The Alphabet Taken From Aramaic, Made Into Squarer Shapes. This Mirrors Japanese Kanji And Korean Hangul, From Chinese. The Language Consists Of Aramaic, Arabic, Phoenician, Persian & Yiddish. Thus Arabic Derived Words Are In Most Languages Of The World, Whilst Hebrew Is Not.
@@shainazion4073 Salam, Shlomo, Shalom, Peace. There Must Be Two States, Israel & Palestine, Then The Whole World Can Move Forward, Hatred & Warfare Is In A Loop.
@@shainazion4073 Salam, Shlomo, Shalom, Peace. Ancient Israel Had The Palestinians Whom Were The Arabu Tribes, Along The Coast, Southern Modern Israel. Samaria & Judea Was On The East Bank. The Torah And Gospel Was Altered In Many Places, Mixing God's Words With Mankind's. Mistakes: 1. God Almighty Takes Slumber On The Sabbath, God Is Without Desires Or Needs, Thus Our Lord Is Supernatural. 2. The Earth Is A Flat Square, Held By Four Angels On Each Corner, This Verse Misled Many Jewish & Christian Sailors To Perceive They Would Sail Off The Planet. 3. Hell Removed From The Torah. 4. Usury Forbidden By God, Torah Altered To Allow Usury To Gentiles. 5. Abraham The Friend Of God, Unwed To Hagar The Concubine, Untrue He Was Married To Both Sarah And Hagar [Egyptian Princess]. 6. Torah & Gospel State That Solomon Was A Mere King, But Quran Confirms He Was A Prophet & A King, Akin To His Father David.
@@omarlittle-hales8237 No fool! Hebrew is OLDER than Arabic and it comes from Canaanite, it is older than Arabic and not in the same branch of the Semetic languages.
I've asked this question to many Palestinians and most of them say Yes. I've asked this question to many Jews and most of them say No even tough most of the Jews I've talked live outside of Israel 😪
You made this same comment (with the same misspellings) on his other video, to which I'll ask you the same question: Did you ask this question to Palestinians who were currently living in Gaza or the West Bank? Did you ask this question to any Jews inside Israel? If the answer isn't the same for both, then your data is void.
This dream of a religious, “ethnic” state is beyond crazy in today’s time. I’m a Jew and this attitude disgusts me. I live in America. Israel is threatening Jewish lives everywhere with their attitude. Free Palestine!!
The jews deserve to have their small tiny state. If there is some group of people that are related to a specific land it is the jews. You are welcome to not identify as a jew if that is not what you wish you will disappear in a generation or two. But to blame the disgusting behavior of antisemitism on the jews is just not right. statistically ninety percent of the jews living not in Israel have mixed marrige and disappear eventually. Noone when india or Pakistan for example when they have horrible wars start attacking them abroad and harrassing them just because they are indians or Pakistanis. This double Standard is antisemitic.
one is the coloniser one is the colonised, would you just let your home be broken into and moved into and be like “oh guess it’s theirs now.” ? Me personally, I wouldn’t.
As a settler, I don't have a problem with the Palestinians and I worked with them and even under them in the Israeli settlement Efrat. things are complicated and today they are even more. I think the Palestinians chose to live under some authority and now they are one their own. And they do have rights i saw many palestinians cars in my settelment and when they work here we offer them water and coffee. And about the say they can't get into Israel? they can they just need approve like every border in the world. and by the way they still using Israeli Shekel in their territory why? idk maybe a palestinian could answer this.
the Palestinian governments (PA or Hamas) incite their own people against Israelis which makes it hard, even if some of them want to live in harmony, they are incited by this narrative of stolen lands that are too blind to see that fighting is pointless and everyone should just go about their lives
''Our land'' but the Jews did not keep their covenant with God. If the Jews had kept their covenant with God, then they would have been living in the holy land forever. They would had not asked the British and the French for help or help them steal Palestine.
@@FNFNFN99KKK Then you should go to Israel and explain it to the Jews in Israel, apparently they don't understand the Hebrew Bible as good as you think you do....
@@ef2718 lol this is basic knowledge, the Jews broke their covenant with God and their disobedience such as dyeing prophets and killing them lead to their exile from the holy land and persecution. But they don’t want to hear the truth. If God gave them the land they claim, why haven’t they been living in the land for ages then? Why did God not protect them if God gave the land? If God gives a person something no one but God can take that away from the person and this is not the case for the Jews. About going to Palestine and telling the Jews about the Hebrew Bible: God sent prophets to convey his message to the Jews, the prophets were either denied or killed and you think they are gonna listen to me? If you mention the truth to the Jews they kill to excuse you of antisemitism.
This is a very loaded question. Especially when you can go to the video archives, and see the Arab responses. They do not want peace. Zero desire for it. So by asking this question, it’s like asking if I would like to have money rain from the sky. Yes of course I would love it. Is it practical? Not at all.
Sure, if we lived in a pipe dream world where the Palestinians actually wanted to live in peace with us, of course. But that, my friend, is pure fantasy.
What does it mean ‘live in peace’? You think that means they want more and more rabid ‘settlers’ surrounding their villages? How is benevolent Israel pursuing peace when they keep expanding these settlements, or they have a lunatic like that Ben Gvier guy in the government. Israelis are absolutely paranoid people, and that’s because they’re despised by the Palestinians and everybody else in the region. The question then becomes, why are they despised? Is it all misunderstanding, or are there wrongs that were done to them? Israelis don’t want peace because they are incapable of acknowledging what has happened to these people since the inception of their state. That’s the fantasy here, expecting these arrogant people to take responsibility for their role in this decades long conflict. For God’s sake the former prime minister used to claim it was ‘a land for no people.’ Who are those people residing in Gaza, the West Bank, even Jerusalem? How can anyone pretend b there were not people who were already living on the land who were violently pushed out? It just seems like lunacy to me how dishonest Israelis are. If you say this to them you get responses like ‘God have us this land,’ ‘there’s no such thing as Palestines,’ ‘ we made the dessert bloom,’ and all of these other empty slogans. Still I ask, who are those people, and what was done to them such that they are angry? Start asking yourselves that.
@n3bul4a Because you were under a third party's rule before 1948. Look what happened in Eastern Europe when the Soviet union relinquished control over the area. Fighting, fighting, and more fighting. It's the same for the Middle east when the British pulled out. Plus Hamas will never stop, as they have said repeatedly So here we are, indefinitely.
5:06 i love this guy! He spoke with saluch eloquent demeanor and good reason!! He has got mostly a good head on himself. I am as secular Jewish girl as they come, don't live in israel anymore, but even I wouldn't want to live in his community if they are going to cause me problems if I need to drive on shabat. And again I'm secular. I agree with his sentiment and stance. To achieve peace both need to be willing to live peacefully together, but if only one has a problem with the other it will cause problems.
They have their system we have ours, period. Why complain that Palestinians cant elect the Israeli government I would complain that Israelis cant elect a Palestinian government.
But israel controls everything for them ..they can't have an economy they can't produce or export things ..so the solution is that they should be given citizenships and they should follow israeli low.
Much more than half of the Jews of Israel (+64%) come from non Western countries like Morocco, Yemen, India, Ethiopia etc, not Europe. The large Arab minority of Israeli citizens both Christian and Muslim and others are all from the Middle East. Every Israeli born in the last 80 years, atheist, Christian, Muslim, LGBTIQA+, (which includes lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, queer/questioning, asexual pansexual, etc) Jew etc etc all of them are also obviously all from the Middle East, yet only anti semites and anti Zionists want Israel destroyed. Why is that?
I think he was just lazy. but in his defence, It gets tiring justifying your right to exist all the time to the whole world. The woman in 1:43 explains part of the issue really well 😂
@@2BOF He doesn't have this opportunity to speak to the world very often. He usually has to voice his opinions to his neighbors and friends who already know what's going and agree with him. This was an actual opportunity to speak to the world, to let us hear his voice. And he was too lazy.
@Harel_stern Because this is an affair that affects most countries in the world, there are very few people who have "nothing to do with Israel." I live in the US. We have 330,000,000+ people. And we have a government that is the biggest supporter of Israel in the world. Having the people in the US on your side is crucial for future support. If you lose the people's support in the US, you will lose the governments eventually as well.
I understand that idea but I don't support this I think its a hypocrite and I will teel them this: Is this your concern? Did you also intervene when the Iranian regime murdered a woman for not wearing a hijab, or when Saudi Arabia bombed a funeral in Yemen? Did you step in when they shot at Ethiopian refugees along the Yemeni border? Did you interfere when the Myanmar government slaughtered hundreds of thousands of Muslims? I could continue listing similar atrocities; this world is full of such horrors. However, you likely understand my point by now. If you can honestly say that you've displayed every group flag of the nations I mentioned on your profile picture, then you're completely free to abstain from intervening. @@GTNover
There is an episode of Star Trek where Captain Picard pleads for peace with another species. I forget which species. But they reply back to Picard and say "Peace??? NO PEACE!!!!!!" This situation is the same. There will be no peace, and therefore everyone shall suffer which is a shame!!!
In 1947 Jews ethnically cleansed the Palestinians. They marched 700,000 Palestinians out of their homes at gun point, took their lands and burned their villages so that those Palestinians were forced to flee. They want the Palestinians to give up rightfully wanting their homes, land and villages back and to sign their rights away. The UN said they have the right to return. The Palestinians want and deserve that. It's only fair.
Very interesting when you compare the answers from Palestinians and israeli citizens to the same question which only galvanises my support for israel .
@@guyeshel9316 this is not a matter of religion because it's the same God. They can practice how they please. And on their Mount Mariah and Jews on Mount Zion. When it comes down to religion the problem is the other sites, like the cave of patriarchs and matriarchs. Otherwise there shouldn't be a problem.
I think it is a very loaded question. On the one hand, today in Israel, you have many Arabs who enjoy full rights like any other Jew. In some respects, they even have more rights. On the other hand, you have "Palestinians". Now, the Palestinians, unlike their Israeli-Arab counterparts, do not consider themselves Israeli. They even wish Israel was destroyed. How do you want to give them the same rights as any other Israeli if they don't feel like they have any loyalty to the state? In other words, I think it all boils down to being case by case.
@@bfunirfeyh5822 consider: Will your fellow citizen want whats best for their country or have it wiped off the face of the Earth? Do they view themselves as being of the same nation? Do they view you as your neighbor or opponent? It is loaded. There is a lot to consider. I have no idea why you are bringing race into this, I already mentioned Arabs that I have no problem with being equal.
It’s crazy how the one unifying thread among all the Abrahamic religions is intolerance and religious domination. What a blight we’ve inflicted ourselves with.
Corey your American mindset not works here you ask to put a Palestinian in a predominantly Jewish neighborhood it's the same as to put a Jew in a predominantly Muslim neighborhood which is already a problem but not from that 1 person but from the majority
More precisely, it is a violation of the rights of the individuals in the majority to live in a community of people who share the same cultural norms and standards. as they do.
there is wrong translation. the guy didnt say "every arab here knows me there is no mutual respect" he said "every arab here that doesnt know me(a stranger) there is no mutual respect" 1:05
You make an astonishingly good work in this channel. Thank you.
Amazing job as always. Quick hebrew lesson:
1. Ha'eem yihihye shalom - האם יהיה שלום? - mean "do you think there will be peace""
2. Eem yihiye shalom אם יהיה שלום - mean "if there will be peace"
Many thought at first you ask them if they think one day there will be peace
He says its correctly sometimes, for example, here at 6:49
@@grasmereguy5116 Well, the problem is when he says it incorrectly to the Hebrew-speakers, yet the nuance is lost on the non-Hebrew-speaking audience.
Salam, Shlomo, Shalom, Peace.
Viva Israel Next To Viva Palestine, Viva Peace & Harmony.
🌹1.Don't insult (Q49:11)
🌹2.Speak kindly (Q2:83)
🌹3.Speak gently (Q17:28)
🌹4.Don't backbite (Q49:12)
🌹5.Speak the Truth (Q3:17)
🌹6.Keep your oaths (Q5:89)
🌹7.Do not be arrogant (Q7:13)
🌹8.Restrain your anger (Q3:134)
🌹9.Think good of others (Q24:12)
🌹10.Don't be rude to parents (Q17:23)
🌹11.Don't make fun of others (Q49:11)
🌹12.Turn away from ill speech (Q23:3)
🌹13.Walk in a humble manner (Q25:63)
🌹14.Keep your trusts & promises (Q23:8)
🌹15.Don't claim yourself to be pure (Q53:32)
🌹16.Do not even approach adultery (Q17:32)
🌹17.Don't call others with bad names (Q49:11)
🌹18.Remember Allah and be thankful (Q2:152)
🌹19.Speak nicely, even to the ignorant (Q25:63)
🌹20.Don't ask for repayment for favours (Q76:9)
🌹21.If enemy wants peace, then accept it (Q8:61)
🌹22.Salute the Prophet (saw), do salawats (Q33:56)
🌹23.Call ˹all˺ people to the pilgrimage (hajj) (Q22:27)
🌹24.Give charity /spend (in the way of Allah) (Q2:254)
🌹25.Don’t criticize small donation/charity of others (9:79)
🌹26.Be mindful of Allah and be with the truthful (Q9:119)
🌹27.Do not consume one another’s wealth unjustly (Q2:188)
🌹28.Stand firm for justice even if it is against yourselves(Q4:135)
🌹29.Don't remind others of the favours you done to them (Q2:264)
🌹30.Return a greeting in a better manner or at least the same (Q4:86)
🌹31.Do not be excessive, extravagant, don't spend wastefully (Q17:26)
🌹32 Life of this world is no more than the delusion of enjoyment (Q3:185)
🌹33.Performing prayers (salat/namaz) is a duty on the believers (Q4:103)
🌹34.Turn away from trash talk like gossip, slandering people etc.(Q28:55)
🌹35.Fasting is prescribed for you-as it was for those before you (Q2:183)
🌹36.Don't Bribe authorities in order to devour a portion of others’ property(Q2:188)
🌹37.Establish prayer (salat/namaz) and donate from what was provided (Q8:3)
🌹38.Establish prayer (salat/namaz) and donate from what was provided (Q14:31)
🌹39.Establish prayer (salat/namaz), pay alms-tax, and bow down with those who bow down (Q2:43)
Salam, Shlomo, Shalom, Peace.
Ancient Israel Had The Palestinians Whom Were The Arabu Tribes, Along The Coast, Southern Modern Israel.
Samaria & Judea Was On The East Bank.
The Torah And Gospel Was Altered In Many Places, Mixing God's Words With Mankind's.
Mistakes:
1. God Almighty Takes Slumber On The Sabbath, God Is Without Desires Or Needs, Thus Our Lord Is Supernatural.
2. The Earth Is A Flat Square, Held By Four Angels On Each Corner, This Verse Misled Many Jewish & Christian Sailors To Perceive They Would Sail Off The Planet.
3. Hell Removed From The Torah.
4. Usury Forbidden By God, Torah Altered To Allow Usury To Gentiles.
5. Abraham The Friend Of God, Unwed To Hagar The Concubine, Untrue He Was Married To Both Sarah And Hagar [Egyptian Princess].
6. Torah & Gospel State That Solomon Was A Mere King, But Quran Confirms He Was A Prophet & A King, Akin To His Father David.
Who cares!!!!! This is not one of the main six languages in the UN , ARABIC is one the six languages in the UN not he bro
Still have to finish this one, but just got through watching your corresponding question to Palestinians…this work "has aged" unbelievably well, and may be more insightful than just about every perspective I’ve heard on the news since the most recent war started.
The best answer came from the guy in the hat. We are all equal and just because a few people are bad some could have a heart of gold. Sad majority doesn't think this way
Actually the majority did think like that before October 7th. Even the majority in this video want equality and peace
I loved that answer ❤. If only everyone could think that way
And again we learn that the peaceful majority doesnt matter. (As long the unpeaceful minority makes waves at least)
But he couldn't accept that 'Israeli Arabs' are Palestinian, and needed reminding that they don't have the same rights. It's not enough to say sweet things and prop up a system of apartheid
People really need to understand what structural, state violence looks like. That guy at the end is a case in point. He enjoys all the freedoms the Israeli state affords him but is slippery on the question of Palestinians having their own state.
There is peace only when both sides agree to live that way. As the one gentleman said, “That would a dream.”
The First guy is direct and firm in a good way..
What a great video again. One of the best I have seen! Thank you Corey, keep it up!
White, atheist American (severely lapsed catholic) in Oregon here... really love your videos and the varied voices and opinions. Peace in these countries/states/territories is so pivotal worldwide. What you do is not a small thing making people think.
I would take Judaism or Islam over Catholicism any day.
@@alexvisser4542??
@@alexvisser4542What Dont you like about Catholicism?
@@solvingpolitics3172 every single thing about it is terrorist and warlord, moses David single one in the Bible
Why did you mention your race? What does it matter?
It's very sad that the part at 1:45 ("It's summertime, soon there will be lots of rockets from Gaza") unfortunately turned out to be very true.
yeah.
It was eerie, kind of like she was talking about a meteorological phenomenon
We talk about it like it's rain@@Bolognabeef
oh go piss yourself you victim card using turd. israel is the one who launched the rockets TO gaza and destroyed 55 percent of the buildings in gaza
Jews will never let that happen, Palestinians would vote for a islamist party that would send the whole country in the middle age.
Don't Muslims have right to choose their government? Or all democratic rights belong to you only? You are saying as if Jews have chosen the most liberal people on earth like Ben Gavir who openly supports terrorists who shot dead a sitting PM of Israel.
@@blackpanthar906 Stop whining and go live in Afghanistan.
What r u talking bullshit go in Europe from where u come from
sounds like cope to justify apartheid...
It’s heart breaking to see normal people living under religious and political systems that make them think and act in horrible ways. People are good, but mob mentality drives the wheel of the world that crushes the individual.
I wonder which religion you are referring too 🤔. There’s only 1 religion where there are countries where the religion is connected to the state.
People are basically selfish and mob mentality allows the darkness to come out.
majority of the responses said yes?
@@juanjuan5698Are you referring to Christianity? Judaism, or Islam? All three are connected to the governments of various countries. England, Israel, Russia, and Saudi Arabia come to mind
LOL, okay buddy. Isreal and Palestine are both Religious-based states.
England has bishops in its parliament. Isreal is based entirely on the fact that its their ancestral, religious homeland. The Palastinian state, the Iranian state, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Turkiye... all of these Are religious states. Christianity, Judaism, Islam. You have no idea what you're talking about, so stop talking. @@juanjuan5698
He's talking about a one state solution. But he's not saying it out loud. The right question is "Would you approve of a single state solution where everybody has equal rights ?"
there is and its called israel, arabs in israel are equal, it's the palestinians boiling the conflict, hate jews ect..
@@nickdubov8316 I certainly agree that Israel is the only truly multi cultural nation in the region where all minorities and women have civil rights. But it's a bit more complicated than that. The 2.1 million Palestinian citizens of Israel have most but not all the rights of Israeli Jews. Few are allowed to serve in the IDF ( though Muslim Druze and Bedouins can serve in the military). But Palestinian Israelis do get the same education, health care, pension and voting rights as all other Israelis. They have reps in the Knesset and an Arab in the Supreme Court.. Most importantly, they never participate in the violence because they have a better life than avg Arabs in the rest of the region. Those who protest in support of Hamas are so ignorant they don't even know about those two million Israeli Arab citizens or the many other minorities in Israel. The media has totally failed to inform the public about that. That has a lot to do with why people who think of themselves as "left" are marching alongside the most extreme RIGHT WING ISLAMISTS in the Arab-Muslim world.
As for a one state solution, that would require making the 5M Palestinians in Gaza and West Bank full citizens of Israel. The Israeli Palestinian population would go from 2M to 7M and represent half the total population. That simply would not work out under current circumstances. That's why I prefer a two state solution. Unfortunately with half a million crazy, extreme right settlers on the west bank it will be very hard to create two states today because the IDF would have to pull out many of those settlers by force. I would like to see Israel loosen it's immigration policy to allow in more ethnic and religious groups who would be patriotic citizens. More Christians, B'hai, Zaroastrians and others who are also persecuted in Muslim countries. And more Hindus. India has good long term relations with Israel and no history of anti semitism. If Israel had another 1-2M minority citizens Jews would still be a majority. But the world would view Israel as a multi cultural democracy rather than the "Jewish state". That would make the country bigger, stronger and politically much more difficult to attack because they'd be attacking large communities of all those minorities instead of merely attacking "the Jews". And internally it would make the Israeli far right less influential on national politics. After all, it is Bibi's partnership with the far right that's created today's problems. Bringing in more minorities who appreciate Israeli democracy would return the nation to it's historic norm of a more centrist, liberal democracy.
@@nickdubov8316 but there is no way that those in charge in Israel would ever allow Jews to become the minority...so everyone else does not have equal rights
Gil, please learn the difference between "האם" (ha-im) and "אם" (im) :
About "האם" , it's a start of a question in the form "Is... " , "Are... ", "Am...".
Example : "Is it true that..." - "האם זה נכון ש..."
About "אם" , it's just "if".
Example: "If you buy this candy, you will be able to eat it" - "אם תקנה את הממתק הזה, תוכל לאכול אותו".
And THAT video proof who wants peace - and who deos NOT.
A video that shows no Palestinians shows who wants peace? That is one hell of a lot of mental gymnastics to get to that conclusion.
The question mentioned 'peace' and 'equality', nothing about 1 or 2 or 3 or 8 state solution. 'Equals' doesn't mean necessarily everyone in PA territories being Israeli citizens. In fact if would make things not equal. Why? How would a traditional Islamic Arab in Hebron feel, to have Tel Aviv lifestyle available to him and those around him??
It would feel like a breach of his rights and way of life, and values. You can't have women in bikinis in Hebron, and you can't have death penalty to gays in Israel, so the word 'equality' needs to be considered carefully.
the guy at 5:00 has some points. even secular Jews don't want to be around the religious so why would religious Muslims want to live by them. Creates problems
Religious Muslims don't believe Jews should live here as independent people.
What do you mean "why would". They been living together for hundreds of years. Did your history start yesterday?
Of course they can live together. All it needs is for the racism and hatred and fear to stop. And you need to control the crazies on both sides
@@marioluigi9599 You mean living together treating Jews as dhimmis not as equals.
@@tamaralexander9379 Well whatever. The government back then may have forced a tax on jews in return for providing them with military protection, but it's not like the average person treated their Jewish neighbour as a dhimmi, is it? No! So don't conflate issues for your nefarious reasons. That's disingenuous
The average Palestinian person back then didn't treat their Jewish as a dhimmi or as a less than. Jews were equally respected and in cases where they weren't, they should have been, because those were the actual rules. Okay?
@@tamaralexander9379 and all I'm saying is, now in the modern age, people can live completely respectfully with each other like they did in the past, and the government does not need to make anybody a dhimmi.
In case YOU haven't NOTICED, Palestinians are treated way worse than dhimmis by the Israeli state and by many of its citizens. So what is wrong with YOU?? I'm saying let's work together for a brighter and better future for EVERYBODY.
Why are you arguing against me? Is there something wrong with you? Do you want a perpetual conflict to just continue indefinitely? Or are you woman enough and compassionate enough to want people to move on towards a brighter more beautiful future than the ugly past? How about love thy neighbour? Ever heard of that, Tamara? Cos you're not acting like it. You're arguing against it. You should be ashamed of yourself. Please change yourself
Since when does making peace mean everyone is a citizen of the other country?
People are so confused they mix everything in everything, they lose contact with reality.
But everyone has an opinion...
Since when does making peace means one country occupying another?
@@blackpanthar906 Pretty sure never in history of mankind.
The last occupier of the land was Britain, and Arabs didn't declare peace but actually war as they didn't accept any offer of having a country, so asking this in the current context is irrelevant.
@@LiranBarsisa The last and present occupiers of land are Zionist, that are no different than Crusaders just a different flavour of same dish.
This is the motherland of Palestinians, it's their country, Arabs declared war when Muslims were massacred and genocided by Israel, the remains and horror of genocide by God's "chosen satans" can been seen beaches of Tel Aviv in mass graves discovered.
@@blackpanthar906i am curious.... who was the plastalini minister of defence when it was occupied?
If that means granting them citizenship, then they wouldn't be Palestinians. They'd be Israeli Arabs.
They would be Israeli*
@pangcheongkai7009 Israel shouldn't pay for shit. If anything, the Arab league should pay repatriations to Israel for ethnically cleansing their lands of Jews. If they refuse, nuke them.
@@pangcheongkai7009so you’re advocating for ethnic cleansing?
@@pangcheongkai7009 with all due respect, in my uneducated opinon, i do believe that there is no need to send them away for "mercy is greater than sacrifice" and love is greater than hate. and, unless we forgive one another from our heart otherwise GOD in Heaven will not forgive us
israeli arabs live a much better life than palestinians tbf
Equal means all should pay taxes, vote, and work at political feild. And no one is above the law.
Tell that to the Haredim. 😂
What the one gentleman is talking about with divisions is how it is here in Israel in large part. We have Arab cities. We have Jewish cities. Yes, of course there is some that are mixed, but a lot of them fall into one or the other category. And this is not segregation. Nobody is forcing them. It’s just how populations work naturally. You go where the people you are a part of go. Not only that, but your needs are met in a city or town that is made up of your people. I wouldn’t go live in an Arab city, because there is no kosher options, no synagogue, etc. We see that even within religious and secular communities. Mini secular people live in places like Tel Aviv one many religious people live in Judea Samaria arent Jerusalem. That’s not a blanket statement though, because anybody can live anywhere. It’s just where these individuals are most comfortable. Corey is secular. Therefore, he’s going to get more benefit out of Tel Aviv than he would. Jerusalem because of restrictions on Shabbat. He’s not banned from living in Jerusalem. But it might not be the best fit for him.
Actually, the entire existence of Israel has been forced upon the people that lived there and the rest of the world aswel before it's creation in 1948 and therefor everything that happened after that is a result direct or indirect of that.
If the people in the land right now, being Jew or Muslim or anything else truly want to live in 1 nation in peace than the entity of that nation needs to change to a neutral stance where none rule over the others and become a new nation and whatever that nation is to be would have to be the democratic choice made by all of the inhabitants of the land.
This is exactly what should have happened back in 1948, a democratic referendum where all the people living there at that time got to cast their vote as to what kind of a country the land should become after British rule, instead the minority got their way pushed down the throat of everyone else and war started and 70+ years later you have a man made mess that can't be peacefully fixed anymore
@@aliragh That's what happened in Algeria, where the French tried to impose a secular culture, and in Turkey, where Ataturk tried to impose a secular state. The pushback in Algeria caused the Algerian revolution and the resulting chaos that followed; while we're only now seeing the results of the pushback in Turkey with the rise of Erdogan and the Islamist parties.
There absolutely should have been a democratic referendum in 1948, except that the Mufti and the Husseinis threatened or assassinated all the moderate faction leaders.
This continues until today. Israel's government is democratically elected by all its citizens. The Palestinian political entities haven't had elections in some 18 years.
@@zevspitz8925 Bringing up problems of other places means nothing and serves no other purpose than for 1 side or the other to come up with excuses as to justify their wrong doings.
At the end of the day always and this wil never change as it is part of human history as much as the holocaust is, even though right now you can to some degree say that Israel is democratic, it's very existence is undemocratic and build on a foundation of death/genocide lies/deceit and theft.
And unless Israelis can face up to their own history and to what Zionism actually is, admit to themselves what they have done, rather to paint themselves as some nobel honest peaceful people that are filled with unimaginable rainbow coloured love, somehow ask the world but more importantly the people they have harmed by the acts of 1948 to forgive them, there will never be a way to go forward.
You have to acknowledge the wrongs of the past in order to fix the problems of the present so you can find a way to a better future.
And every1 has to not only share the land but also the power, that was the way forward in 1948 and that still remains the only way forward to have meaningful peace
Well, that is simply not true. 1948 war led to expelling about 700.000 of Palestinians out of this land, and as a result, remaining "Israeli Arabs" mostly live in rural area, while the majority of Israeli Jews live in cities.
Also, the system led to the situation when the vast majority of government officials, high ranking employees, business owners, not to mention military personnel, are Jewish, specifically Ashkenazi Jews.
Now, it's a well known fact that Arabs have hard time renting or buying apartments in cities outside of Arab residential area. Western Jerusalem, Afula, and Safed (Tzfat) would be the examples of such places, but even in secular and "pluralistic" Tel Aviv the situation is no different.
@@dima.96 And... a million Jews were expelled from Arab countries. What's your point? Should their descendants have "right of return" to those Arab countries? I think not. Only the Palestinians are kept in a permanent status of "refugee". They need to get better leadership and move beyond that mindset.
You can only live in peace with those who want to live peacefully with you.
In an illegal settlement?
@@thebeefyleaf let’s for the sake of argument I agreed with you on a so called illegal land settlement. Attacking and killing civilians, raping the women and taking hundreds of hostages in that settlement a reasonable and acceptable response?
@@mik3ymomo Obviously it isn't. But now let's return the question: does attacking and killing civilians, raping women and taking hundreds of hostages give you the right to settle the land of the aggressors?
Let's put it this way: my neighbor is a murderer that tried to kill me (or even successfully managed to kill someone from my family or something). Thankfully he is in prison now. Do I have the right (legally or even morally) to take his house as my own and use it as a place of living?
@@PixelPenguin77 yes the land was always Israel’s. The historical and archeological record proves this fact with zero question. Seeing you enjoy questions when you never have the right answer so I have provided it for you.
@@mik3ymomo That's not true. The land was settled by Canaanites long before Judaism even existed.
I watch your videos since 2012 and I like them so much, Corey! I think you're in my friend list on Facebook as well lol I just want to say that I appreciate so much what you do, thank you!
whats that pink ribbon?
😂
A fruit
Oh my God, I don't want to generalize, but some settlers groups like " Hill youth" can't live with themselves, & what happened yesterday in " Huwara" was really terrible
Revenge attacks are horrible. The Hilltop Youth are a minority though.
@@happydillpickle
The whole government is a bunch of settlers as you see, nowadays & they support these radicals.
@@MohammadAhmad-b9snaturally you want je ws ethnically cleansed.
Desperate and not equal is also horrible.
When a bearded man with a pink headband says that he doesn’t see a way to peace, I believe him.
The guy at the 8 minute mark is a genuinely nice and smart guy. You can tell he's sincere in what he's saying.
Finally a great question. Thus one is the most progressive imo.
Why are you calling Jews in Israel "settlers"?
Because u can't cover the sun with ur hand
@@nightknight2820they are illegal settlers in the west bank, they know that themselves so stop acting smart.
The last guy in the video (Anthony, from Efrat) just nailed it. Those who know the area see this.
What's Anthony from Britain doing on stolen Palestinian land?
The settlers are no prize but contrast this with the other video that showcased a near universal Palestinian rejectionism.
Israeli citizens, don't lose your country EVER! Islam will never let non-Muslims live in peace!
This is the real problem of why there will be no peace but nobody wants to say it.
You're literally calling illegal settlers to don't lose their illegal settlement in a land doesn't belong to them
Non-Muslims living in peace in Muslim countries , you can never deny that
indian lol
When was this recorded? I watched some of your more recent videos and noticed so many people wear masks. Why?
I suppose you are asking some questions in that way in order to get answers like the ones from the last guy in the video, but in general if we think about it, Palestinians are not equal to Israelis, but it's logical isn't it? It's like a British person has different rights than a Chinese person, because they live under different governments, it's exactly the same in this situation, Israelis get their rights from Israel(And therefore any Israeli citizen, Arabs included, have equal rights in Israel), Palestinians get their rights from the PA/Hamas, these rights are not equal at all, but it's not Israel's fault that it is that way, you can't expect Israel to give rights to Palestinians, just like you can't expect Israel to give rights to Syrians who live in Syria.
You are smarter when you are quiet
@@napsterdeus5770stay mad
I'm Jewish and I have family in Israel, and I know they would, and I would be very happy to live in peace with Muslims and Palestinians. But where not sure if they want to do the same with us Jewish Israelis.
It’s easy to talk about “peace” when you are the occupying power.
“Peace” cannot occur except after Justice.
@@docorwhatever2168 excuse me??? I’m not the occupying power nor is Israel. If you want me to be honest Palestine is occupying the Jewish homeland of Judea, because of the Romans who invaded the land.
@@Just_Car_Spotting
The land is owned by Palestinians, who you kicked and never allowed back. Your “Judea” thing is irrelevant and a ridiculous excuse for colonization.
@@docorwhatever2168 its actually very relevant. The Palestinians also kicked out Jews and Israelites
@@Just_Car_Spotting Do you happen to live in North or South America, Australia or New Zealand? If so, would you consider yourself to be part of an occupying power over the indigenous people that the land was stolen from? Because by your logic, you are, and you should be fighting to give the land back to them.
כִּי בֵיתִי, בֵּית-תְּפִלָּה יִקָּרֵא לְכָל-הָעַמִּים
I love the guy in the hat what a loving man
"Equal rights?" This is so funny! "You mean, we have to treat them like human beings? Like us? HAHAHAHAHA !" "NO !"
No one said it in the video.
Many of the Israelis said that in time of peace they would gladly live in equality.
Difference together creates perfection
"There is no such country! 'Palestine' is a term the Zionists invented! There is no Palestine in the Bible. 'Palestine' is alien to us; it is the Zionists who introduced it." -- Awni Bey Abdul-Hadi, Secretary of the Arab Higher Committee, before the Peel Commission in 1937.
The argus-eyed reader will be quick to note that Arab representation during the mandate period was the "Arab Higher Committe" and not the Palestinian Higher Committee.
Arab politician in Israel, Azmi Bishara: "I do not think that there is a Palestinian people. There is an Arab nation. The Palestinian nation is a colonial invention. When did the Palestinians exist?"
Leader of the As-Sa'iqa faction of the PLO, Zuheir Mohsen: "between Jordanians, Palestinians, Syrians and Lebanese there are no differences. We are all part of one people, the Arab nation [...] Because it is of national interest for the Arabs to advocate the existence of Palestinians to balance Zionism. Yes, the existence of a separate Palestinian identity exists only for tactical reasons"
Ur meant America does not exist in bible ?
@@Arzhang-nu4yq
Lebanese American Princeton professor, Philip Hitti (1886-1978), who testified before the Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry in Jerusalem in 1946 stated that, "There is no such thing as Palestine in history, absolutely not." Of course, what Hitti meant was that there was no Palestine in Arab history, in which he is correct. Hitti was opposed to even using the word Palestine in maps because it was "associated in the mind of the average American, and perhaps the Englishman too, with the Jews."
@desertflames
Almut Nebel's 2001 study, "The Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East" found that, '[T]he Y chromosomes in Palestinian Arabs and Bedouins represent, to a large extent, early lineages derived from the Neolithic inhabitants of the area and additional lineages from more-recent population movements. The early lineages are part of the common chromosome pool shared with Jews. According to our working model, the more-recent migrations were mostly from the ARABIAN PENINSULA [emphasis mine], as is seen in the Arab-specific Eu 10 chromosomes that include the modal haplotypes observed in Palestinians and Bedouins.'
Israeli: "they're equals now" *flailing his arms around*
Meanwhile 2 million Palestinians living in a large open air prison.
Israeli logic ☕
He was talking about Arab Israelis, Not the West Bank or Gaza who live under their own government PA & Hamas
They refuse the Israel at core, and are not considered as under Israeli Government for this reason they are not assimilated inti the Israeli community and they live completely separate life under a completely different government and rules.
Also…. Israelis have zero rights in Gaza…. They would be killed. Watch Salukie’s videos here in TH-cam, he is always hiding him being Israeli Jewish when travelling to Gaza and Shatahim.
But the Palestinians who travel from Gaza for work in factories and construction in Israel don’t have to hide their identity and they won’t be killed .
Israelis don’t do suicide bombing, stabbings, shooting - the IDF comes to ruin their businesses and homes when tensions escalate as a mean of revenge but you will not see the amount of barbarism in terms of killing civilians.
I know about the hideousy of settlers
A lot of peace seekers were killed on October 7th, Arabs were killed too, Hamas are killing their own people (they killed all the Gaza rulers when got into power in 2005… does it say anything to you?)
Anyways- those who refuse to accept the fact that this is a country and call it a mistake/a joke and live under a completely different rulers or government with a separate life, why do they need to have the same rights apriori?
Large open air prison- is done by Hamas and their Authority with billions of 💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸 in their rules hands and zero nada 🚫 to the people of Gaza. They separated and most of them don’t want peace and live in a dream that the entire country would fly away somehow and the 9milion people will also fade away and they to back in time to British Mandate. Like… this is not bringing any peace or equality and it only grows the resentment to any type of collaboration or table of communication or negotiation. They just need to accept the results of war 1947 and move on into today’s reality, even if they disagree with these results. If they ever want to co exist
These palestinians were in the second world war the allies of the german natzies. Their leader al-Husseini organized SS troops and was the best friend of Himmler the natzi leader and had an appointment with Hitler concerning the moslems help in the war to the natzies .The arab leaders Gamal Abdel Nasser,Anwar Sadat were the supporters and wellcomed the german natzi army.. Even before the State of Israel appeared the arabs tried with their whole power to eliminate the jews from the land of Israel and were on the side of the worst enemies of the mankind. Therefore the arabs are the direct followers of the german natzi war against the jews and deserve all the punishments which they are getting today,exactly as their allies and friends the german natzies.
Let’s make Israelis Palestinian then….
Hey Corey, I wish you asked a follow up question. like what if the Palestinians became the majority?
Palestinian refugees in Arab countries have the right to return in their ancestoral homeland
@@AbrarJahin-ph2es
Really, people that are enemies of a state are not invited to that state.
@@rachelsamuel3328That "state" never had the right to exist in the first place. Palestinians own every single inch of that land. From Nablus to Gaza, from Naharia to Eilat. ALL of it is Palesine 🇵🇸
@@malolelei3937you’re the exact kind of insolent people this channel is trying to open their minds. That’s it’s not black and white.
@@malolelei3937What makes arabs right to the land? There was no arab country called Palestine. Israel didnt occupy such a state
so interesting the husband was like "yes, peace!" and the wife was not too fond of the idea!
She was being more realistic than him.
He said “If it was imaginary then sure”
We all israelis would want peace and live without wars. The palestinians doesn’t.
It’s simple as that…
"the palestinians cant vote here or get unlimited access in and out!" ok, and americans cant vote in mexican elections or get unlimited access in and out. just like the man at 9:30 said, "they cant go to tel aviv? i cant go to ramallah. they cant vote in our elections? i can't vote in their elections in their own political system and government" its so dishonest to say theyre arent equal when theyre as equal as anyone from another country or territory is.
like, saying "oh mexico is so dysfunctional right now, lets just give everyone from there american citizenship without limits.... thats not really how most countries work."
You can go to Ramallah. Nobody is stoping you.
except that american settlers don't colonize mexico.
Mr Gil-Shuster, they are not "settlers." They are residents. They are living in their ancestral homeland. Don't put Jewish lives at risk.
Lol
Equality is not the problem. Trust is. Trust can only be achieved with constant dialogue and constant actions from both sides that confirm the will to leave in peace.
how about all the Folks in this video undergo a DNA test. all Europeans
@@skrmacs4815 Why take a test if you already "know" the results? Typical behaviour from someone who insist in pushing prejudice, racism, hate and persecution of Jews: you think know, but in fact you ignore the truth. Actually, you don't even care about the truth, the truth is NOT your goal. Persecution is.
@@skrmacs4815 and? People immigrate to other countries all the time. And it was pretty clear that after millenniums of antisemitism the need for a Jewish safe haven was needed.
Also it’s always very clear that when someone calls out European Jews specifically they no literally nothing about Israel. Literally 67% of the country are from middle eastern countries or Israel itself. Europeans make up 26%
So sad all the Israels said they would love to the idea as equals. But in reverse, Palestinians said no😂
The last guy said everything about the current situation
The only guy with a solid grip on reality
Nah he's very biased, and I'm not disputing the facts he's bringing up. Just him not willing to put even 10% of accountability on his side or even call out some of the behavior seen in the settler's movement says a lot.
Last guy had good answers
He was gaslighting. Of course, he doesn't want to answer straight answers. The place where he sitting now is an illegal (according to international law) jewish settlement built on stolen Palestinian lands. And because of these settlements, Israel must maintain an apartheid regime to suppress Palestinian reactions against these injustices.
He was just a homophobe and supporter of Apartheid. He blames Palestinian for the occupation, what a jerk.
the last guy is very wise!
Just because one can suppress someone DOES NOT means one SHOULD do so !!
Which interviewee are you referring to?
@@AbilliphMaybe to the woman who said this is our country and only Jews should pray there whenever they want
@@user-wq9eg3nm4c yeah.. but it's a bit like Arabs "suppressing" Jews and Christians in Mecca.. or Christians "suppressing" Jews and Muslims in the Vatican. I wouldn't call taking care of your own people first, suppressing the others.. it's what any country does.
Well, I guess I'd know what they meant when they'd see my comment.
Even within Jewish settlers this crazy lady doesn't represent anything. In the last election only around 50k people out of 8M voted for party that represent it...
@@user-wq9eg3nm4cso you're saying Jews shouldn't be allowed to pray at certain places?
That goes against freedom of religion. Muslims are allowed to pray wherever they want in Israel.
This kind of oppression (not allowing Jews to pray) in Arab countries is part of the reason that Israel is in the right.
Arabs should have equal rights as people not as a people. If they want to have rights as a people, then their place is in any of the neighboring countries.
If you think it is racist, well it has been the french law towards Jews during the last 200 years.
"Le fameux discours, le 23 décembre 1789, de Stanislas de Clermont-Tonnerre [député de la noblesse de Paris] en faveur de l'émancipation des juifs, dans lequel il déclare : « Il faut tout refuser aux juifs comme nation et accorder tout aux juifs comme individus »"
One day the Jews will be expelled from the Middle East
@@daoodalharbi8498We have nukes
@@daoodalharbi8498 The only people that will be expelled from the region are the balastinyans.
@@Bunnahabhain18 It doesn't sound like an argument to me, rather a fallacious association.
Fascinating that when you ask Israeli's most will say yes but when you ask Palestinians the same questions most say no. It's very telling.
is there a video of that?
Maybe that’s a function of oppressor vs oppressed? Spitballing here
@@celewignunderstandable but not smart. If you are not willing to live by the rules of your opressor you wont gain a thing. not showing the ability and willingness to compromise seems like an act of bravery but its just defiance.
@@samu6874 if the oppressor is killing your children randomly and kicking you out of your home .. the only thing you can gain by living under those rules is being alive but homeless..homeless with murdered children .. good deal I guess
@@km1985look up his video titled "Palestinians: what would happen to the Israelis if you take back the land to 1948 borders"
Good video.
peace does not mean everybody can be in everybody's land. Peace is between states with agreement who can go where. Every country prioritises its own people over those who do not live there. For Israel, Israeli Arabs are prioritised over Palestinian Arabs- that is entirely normal.
If Palestinians from WB and Gaza are equal in Israel then there is no Israel because the right to self determination would have finished.
The Jews who moved to the occupied territories don't want equality, they all know that they are living there against international law. Second, they also know if Palestinians were granted full citizenship then soon the demographics would change and Israel would cease to be a Jewish state. The only way the Jewish state can survive is with inequality and apartheid.
@@bunjijumper5345You're not right:
1) The territories in Judea and Samaria can be divided into 5 parts:
Israel own, Jews own, arab/palestines own, PA own, nobody own.
Most of the settlers are in the "Israel own", "Jews own" and "nobody own".
2) Israel took Judea and Samaria from Jordan that had it illegal, that means that the territories of Judea and Samaria are territories in dispute therefore Israel can settle there.
@@y.l7455 'Territories in dispute' means that it is not certain the laws of these territories when peace is finally negotiated under trust a deal is made. That does not mean anything to do with Jews can live there or not live there today.
@@MartinU4179 Territories in dispute has nothing to do with Jew or non-Jew. That means that the country that holds those territories can settle these territories.
@@y.l7455 According to international law these settlements are illegal.
I do not care what the Bible says, or the Talmud, or the Quran.
A decent human being would simply say that the way the Palestinians were pushed out is horrible.
The Jewish state as it exists should cease to exist, if the UK wanted to give away land that people were living on they should have given away Wales.
I do not believe in your God, so nothing you can do will ever convince me.
This whole thought that Jews are chosen people is just racist and sickening, because I truly think all people are equal.
Actions speak louder than words🐍🐍
800 years of prosperous history under Muslim kalifate in al andalus ... what do they have ?
Terrorism = defending their own land ??? Their own properties ???? Wooow
Christians are being punished in their own religious holidays too it's about seeing oppression and being eunuchs or have blood boiling from those scenes with no way to get justice
Free Palestine 🇵🇸 Palestine libre et indépendante.
@@hobaelala3056 i agree that there are alot of things that certain muslims did that was not good; that i do hope that you are holding any type of unforgiveness and bitterness towards muslims. i personally am not a muslim nor agree with their beliefs but unless we forgive (tho not agree with them but forgive them) one another from our heart otherwise we won't be forgiven by GOD in Heaven
very enlightening.
That is a far too vague question to answer. Things that pop into my mind instantly (a non-Israeli non-Jew living a a long way away from Israel, having visited there once in my life):
1. What is a "palestinian" in this question? Does it just mean arabs who now live within Israel (not including Gaza and West Bank), maybe even only the arabs who are Israeli citizens?
2. If it means everyone who identifies and claims to be a "palestinian", does it mean Gaza and West Bank will be annexed to Israel, and there will be only one state, Israel?
Yeah, so the main open questions is, does that proposed peace really mean palestinians don't want a state of their own anymore, and are willing to live within Israel, as Israeli citizens? And even then, who exactly are considered as "palestinians", are also all the arabs who claim to be one but live in the arab countries like Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Iraq etc.?
If, on the other hand, Palestinians still want their own state and own government, and rule their own land, then the question is meaningless. Of course non-Israelis are not equal with Israel citizens, similarly like in my country non-citizens are not equal to citizens.
The question would be obvious to Israelis.
Israelis don't call Arab Israelis "Palestinians". They call them Arab Israelis.
Since they're people who live in the West Bank obviously they don't consider them being ethnically cleansed from it "peace".
No, they don't consider people with citizenship outside of Palestine "Palestinians".
I don’t know where you live, but generally if you emigrate to another country, there is a pathway to citizenship, regardless of your race or religion.
@@tonedowne So, can I become a saudi-arabian citizen, especially considering i am not a muslim? What is my pathway to saudi-arabian citizenship?
Every country can decide themselves how easy or hard it is to become a citizen, and by what criteria. For instance, it is very hard, near impossible, to get a Japanese or Thai citizenship if you have no blood ties to those countries, and I don't see anything wrong with that. Good for them.
Either way, "palestinians" can't expect to get an Israeli citizenship because they are Palestinians, not Israelis. They can't expect to have both. There are muslim arabs living in Israel who have Israeli citizenship, but they are not called "Palestinians".
The only reason muslim arabs demand that they should get an Israeli citizenship freely is to become a majority in Israel, so that they can nullify the existense of the only jewish country in the world, Israel. I can fully understand why jewish Israelis don't find that very lucrative.
@@ronaldraygun3386 Saudi Arabia is crazy. It’s a theocratic monarchy unafraid of severe repression and genocide. It’s not an example for anyone to follow. You might as well chick North Korea in the mix if you are going to make examples out of extremes.
Most of the world, and all democratic countries have a path to citizenship. It’s not always easy, but it’s there.
Gaza is full of people who have been displaced and live as refugees in their own country. Old people with keys around their necks from the homes they were forced out of in Israel.
You could have a point if you say they are Palestinian people so they can’t live in Israel, if it wasn’t for the fact that they are from Israel and Palestine isn’t a recognised state with agreed borders and rights.
Israel is a straight up zero sum, expansionist colonial power.
Ethno states are bad. It is not morally acceptable to make peoples rights dependent on their ethnicity and/or religion.
That’s fascism. And yes I will say that about any nation which does that.
@@tonedowne All the surrounding arab countries are ethno-states. You don't find much of any jews anymore in Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, Syria, Egypt, Algeria, Morocco, Iraq, Iran, yadda yadda yadda... Almost all of them fled to Israel decades ago (mostly during 1948-1950).
Hence it is silly to single out Israel as the only country in the whole middle-east, which is not supposed to be ethno state. Arabs and muslims have vast countries all over the world for themselves, and jewish people deserve a tiny country of their own as well, Israel. British mandate already gave arabs Jordania, which is a larger area than Israel. Similarly like India was given to hindus and Pakistan to muslims.
"Palestinians" of today largely have their roots in other arab countries. Yasser Arafat was born and lived in Cairo, Egypt. Before 1948, lots of arabs moved to the current area of Israel from surrounding arab countries, and later started identifying themselves as "palestinians", only because they are muslim arabs.
I think the last commenter, aside from being prescient, said it best.
The israel jewish are so nice they are the opposite of the "Palestinians"
Would they join the army? Would they be loyal to israel if a muslim country attacks?
Ask Palestinians this question the problem lies there
Yup
@@yacregroona7236 It was never their land and if the Palestinians didn’t act inhumane they would have a thriving society
@@yacregroona7236 From the get go, the plan was to share the land with two populations, BOTH of whom were already living here. One group accepted that proposal, the other did not. Your statement shows complete ignorance of the reality of the facts that precipitated the establishment of the modern state of Israel, as well as the nuances of life here today.
It's easy to classify checkpoints as an oppressive measure if you don't think about it logically for one second.
1. The checkpoints exist between areas under PA authority and areas that are under Israeli authority. Basically, you are crossing a border. If you want to cross from Mexico into the US, you don't think you'd have to go through a checkpoint? Is that oppression?
2. Some of the citizens under the rule of the PA have showed a consisted willingness to try and murder CIVILIANS. And you think we should give them free range to do whatever they want? You're dreaming. You make up a cute little story in your head about the reality of this situation and the people involved and then convince yourself that your fantasy is reality.
You weren't in the car yesterday when a resident of the PA through a rock at the windshield of the car I was in. An inch to the left and the rock would have come through the windshield and hit the driver in the face. You support that? You want the thrower of that rock to be given free range and access to the citizens of Israel?
If your answer is yes, you're clearly not thinking about this situation with a sound mind.
@@Ash_Queen16ol I wonder which other person said something similar in the 1940s 😂 maybe if the Jews didn’t act inhumanely in 110 different countries they wouldn’t have kicked out?
Usually when people live under extreme condition such as an occupation they tend to be radicalized in their views. The conflict is maintain by people throwing away responsibility on the other side and not taking responsibility on their own actions. That happen on both sides, but we live under much better conditions than the Palestinians in WB and Gazza. The lack of awareness to our contribution to the situation is staggering.
What a breath of fresh aur that first guy is ❤
Salam, Shlomo, Shalom, Peace.
Viva Israel Next To Viva Palestine, Viva Peace & Harmony.
🌹1.Don't insult (Q49:11)
🌹2.Speak kindly (Q2:83)
🌹3.Speak gently (Q17:28)
🌹4.Don't backbite (Q49:12)
🌹5.Speak the Truth (Q3:17)
🌹6.Keep your oaths (Q5:89)
🌹7.Do not be arrogant (Q7:13)
🌹8.Restrain your anger (Q3:134)
🌹9.Think good of others (Q24:12)
🌹10.Don't be rude to parents (Q17:23)
🌹11.Don't make fun of others (Q49:11)
🌹12.Turn away from ill speech (Q23:3)
🌹13.Walk in a humble manner (Q25:63)
🌹14.Keep your trusts & promises (Q23:8)
🌹15.Don't claim yourself to be pure (Q53:32)
🌹16.Do not even approach adultery (Q17:32)
🌹17.Don't call others with bad names (Q49:11)
🌹18.Remember Allah and be thankful (Q2:152)
🌹19.Speak nicely, even to the ignorant (Q25:63)
🌹20.Don't ask for repayment for favours (Q76:9)
🌹21.If enemy wants peace, then accept it (Q8:61)
🌹22.Salute the Prophet (saw), do salawats (Q33:56)
🌹23.Call ˹all˺ people to the pilgrimage (hajj) (Q22:27)
🌹24.Give charity /spend (in the way of Allah) (Q2:254)
🌹25.Don’t criticize small donation/charity of others (9:79)
🌹26.Be mindful of Allah and be with the truthful (Q9:119)
🌹27.Do not consume one another’s wealth unjustly (Q2:188)
🌹28.Stand firm for justice even if it is against yourselves(Q4:135)
🌹29.Don't remind others of the favours you done to them (Q2:264)
🌹30.Return a greeting in a better manner or at least the same (Q4:86)
🌹31.Do not be excessive, extravagant, don't spend wastefully (Q17:26)
🌹32 Life of this world is no more than the delusion of enjoyment (Q3:185)
🌹33.Performing prayers (salat/namaz) is a duty on the believers (Q4:103)
🌹34.Turn away from trash talk like gossip, slandering people etc.(Q28:55)
🌹35.Fasting is prescribed for you-as it was for those before you (Q2:183)
🌹36.Don't Bribe authorities in order to devour a portion of others’ property(Q2:188)
🌹37.Establish prayer (salat/namaz) and donate from what was provided (Q8:3)
🌹38.Establish prayer (salat/namaz) and donate from what was provided (Q14:31)
🌹39.Establish prayer (salat/namaz), pay alms-tax, and bow down with those who bow down (Q2:43)
Like these quotes are not countered in other parts of the original 1001 Arabian Nights named the Quran!!
@@shainazion4073 Salam, Shlomo, Shalom, Peace.
Hebrew Is A Mere 1,500 Years Old, With The Alphabet Taken From Aramaic, Made Into Squarer Shapes.
This Mirrors Japanese Kanji And Korean Hangul, From Chinese.
The Language Consists Of Aramaic, Arabic, Phoenician, Persian & Yiddish.
Thus Arabic Derived Words Are In Most Languages Of The World, Whilst Hebrew Is Not.
@@shainazion4073 Salam, Shlomo, Shalom, Peace.
There Must Be Two States, Israel & Palestine, Then The Whole World Can Move Forward, Hatred & Warfare Is In A Loop.
@@shainazion4073 Salam, Shlomo, Shalom, Peace.
Ancient Israel Had The Palestinians Whom Were The Arabu Tribes, Along The Coast, Southern Modern Israel.
Samaria & Judea Was On The East Bank.
The Torah And Gospel Was Altered In Many Places, Mixing God's Words With Mankind's.
Mistakes:
1. God Almighty Takes Slumber On The Sabbath, God Is Without Desires Or Needs, Thus Our Lord Is Supernatural.
2. The Earth Is A Flat Square, Held By Four Angels On Each Corner, This Verse Misled Many Jewish & Christian Sailors To Perceive They Would Sail Off The Planet.
3. Hell Removed From The Torah.
4. Usury Forbidden By God, Torah Altered To Allow Usury To Gentiles.
5. Abraham The Friend Of God, Unwed To Hagar The Concubine, Untrue He Was Married To Both Sarah And Hagar [Egyptian Princess].
6. Torah & Gospel State That Solomon Was A Mere King, But Quran Confirms He Was A Prophet & A King, Akin To His Father David.
@@omarlittle-hales8237 No fool! Hebrew is OLDER than Arabic and it comes from Canaanite, it is older than Arabic and not in the same branch of the Semetic languages.
I've asked this question to many Palestinians and most of them say Yes. I've asked this question to many Jews and most of them say No even tough most of the Jews I've talked live outside of Israel 😪
You made this same comment (with the same misspellings) on his other video, to which I'll ask you the same question: Did you ask this question to Palestinians who were currently living in Gaza or the West Bank? Did you ask this question to any Jews inside Israel? If the answer isn't the same for both, then your data is void.
This dream of a religious, “ethnic” state is beyond crazy in today’s time. I’m a Jew and this attitude disgusts me. I live in America. Israel is threatening Jewish lives everywhere with their attitude. Free Palestine!!
Exactly. He’s asking this to settlers as if they were seeking peace whilst slowly throwing Palestinians out of the west bank.
The jews deserve to have their small tiny state. If there is some group of people that are related to a specific land it is the jews. You are welcome to not identify as a jew if that is not what you wish you will disappear in a generation or two. But to blame the disgusting behavior of antisemitism on the jews is just not right. statistically ninety percent of the jews living not in Israel have mixed marrige and disappear eventually. Noone when india or Pakistan for example when they have horrible wars start attacking them abroad and harrassing them just because they are indians or Pakistanis. This double Standard is antisemitic.
Most all Jews said yes. Your other video, every Palestinian said no.
That's reality and that's the problem.
one is the coloniser one is the colonised, would you just let your home be broken into and moved into and be like “oh guess it’s theirs now.” ? Me personally, I wouldn’t.
As a settler, I don't have a problem with the Palestinians and I worked with them and even under them in the Israeli settlement Efrat. things are complicated and today they are even more. I think the Palestinians chose to live under some authority and now they are one their own. And they do have rights i saw many palestinians cars in my settelment and when they work here we offer them water and coffee. And about the say they can't get into Israel? they can they just need approve like every border in the world. and by the way they still using Israeli Shekel in their territory why? idk maybe a palestinian could answer this.
The second man had me laughing hard. How can a man looks so intriguing and feminine at the same time 😂
The people want to live together in harmony, let it be so already!
If they wanted to live in harmony, they wouldn't have moved to the occupied territories, it is against international law.
the Palestinian governments (PA or Hamas) incite their own people against Israelis which makes it hard, even if some of them want to live in harmony, they are incited by this narrative of stolen lands that are too blind to see that fighting is pointless and everyone should just go about their lives
Give the Palestinians their own homes and lands back. Build around them and let people worship whatever God they choose.
Right now there are Israel Arab present absentees but no Israeli Jewish present absentees. Nobody talked about that and you didn’t ask. :-(
It's sad to see so many Jews that want to live in peace as equals, while at the same time see so many Palestinians say the opposite😥
British Israeli dude at the end got it right.
''Our land'' but the Jews did not keep their covenant with God. If the Jews had kept their covenant with God, then they would have been living in the holy land forever. They would had not asked the British and the French for help or help them steal Palestine.
Are you god?
@@dogbert52 No but I know what the Torah says about the Jews breaking their covenant and why they lost the land :)
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Then you should go to Israel and explain it to the Jews in Israel, apparently they don't understand the Hebrew Bible as good as you think you do....
@@FNFNFN99KKK Well said💯
@@ef2718 lol this is basic knowledge, the Jews broke their covenant with God and their disobedience such as dyeing prophets and killing them lead to their exile from the holy land and persecution. But they don’t want to hear the truth. If God gave them the land they claim, why haven’t they been living in the land for ages then? Why did God not protect them if God gave the land? If God gives a person something no one but God can take that away from the person and this is not the case for the Jews.
About going to Palestine and telling the Jews about the Hebrew Bible: God sent prophets to convey his message to the Jews, the prophets were either denied or killed and you think they are gonna listen to me? If you mention the truth to the Jews they kill to excuse you of antisemitism.
And there’s a lot of crazies 😅
This is a very loaded question. Especially when you can go to the video archives, and see the Arab responses. They do not want peace. Zero desire for it. So by asking this question, it’s like asking if I would like to have money rain from the sky. Yes of course I would love it. Is it practical? Not at all.
Sure, if we lived in a pipe dream world where the Palestinians actually wanted to live in peace with us, of course. But that, my friend, is pure fantasy.
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What does it mean ‘live in peace’? You think that means they want more and more rabid ‘settlers’ surrounding their villages?
How is benevolent Israel pursuing peace when they keep expanding these settlements, or they have a lunatic like that Ben Gvier guy in the government.
Israelis are absolutely paranoid people, and that’s because they’re despised by the Palestinians and everybody else in the region. The question then becomes, why are they despised? Is it all misunderstanding, or are there wrongs that were done to them?
Israelis don’t want peace because they are incapable of acknowledging what has happened to these people since the inception of their state. That’s the fantasy here, expecting these arrogant people to take responsibility for their role in this decades long conflict.
For God’s sake the former prime minister used to claim it was ‘a land for no people.’ Who are those people residing in Gaza, the West Bank, even Jerusalem? How can anyone pretend b there were not people who were already living on the land who were violently pushed out? It just seems like lunacy to me how dishonest Israelis are.
If you say this to them you get responses like ‘God have us this land,’ ‘there’s no such thing as Palestines,’ ‘ we made the dessert bloom,’ and all of these other empty slogans. Still I ask, who are those people, and what was done to them such that they are angry? Start asking yourselves that.
@n3bul4a Because you were under a third party's rule before 1948. Look what happened in Eastern Europe when the Soviet union relinquished control over the area. Fighting, fighting, and more fighting. It's the same for the Middle east when the British pulled out. Plus Hamas will never stop, as they have said repeatedly So here we are, indefinitely.
@n3bul4a Sadly, you are in the minority. Spread the word!
Corey you the best man , Jews people are amazing.
5:06 i love this guy! He spoke with saluch eloquent demeanor and good reason!! He has got mostly a good head on himself. I am as secular Jewish girl as they come, don't live in israel anymore, but even I wouldn't want to live in his community if they are going to cause me problems if I need to drive on shabat. And again I'm secular.
I agree with his sentiment and stance. To achieve peace both need to be willing to live peacefully together, but if only one has a problem with the other it will cause problems.
when was this filmed when everyone wears masks?
Wow apartheid and unapologetic about it they are proud of it l, 😢
They have their system we have ours, period. Why complain that Palestinians cant elect the Israeli government I would complain that Israelis cant elect a Palestinian government.
But israel controls everything for them ..they can't have an economy they can't produce or export things ..so the solution is that they should be given citizenships and they should follow israeli low.
the man with pick ribbon, got an alternate lifestyle
Sending love to the wonderful Jewish people.
wonderful?? these people can say loudly they'll genocide them and you'd still call them that
Much more than half of the Jews of Israel (+64%) come from non Western countries like Morocco, Yemen, India, Ethiopia etc, not Europe. The large Arab minority of Israeli citizens both Christian and Muslim and others are all
from the Middle East. Every Israeli born in the last 80 years, atheist, Christian, Muslim, LGBTIQA+, (which includes lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, queer/questioning, asexual pansexual, etc) Jew etc etc all of them are also obviously all from the Middle East, yet only anti semites and anti Zionists want Israel destroyed. Why is that?
If there is peace. Lol
You asked same the ither way around and no Arab wanted peace with Israel.
"He should come here to isreal and see it with his own eyes."
Bro, you are the closest thing we have to that! Why wouldn't you tell us your side.
I think he was just lazy. but in his defence, It gets tiring justifying your right to exist all the time to the whole world. The woman in 1:43 explains part of the issue really well 😂
@@2BOF He doesn't have this opportunity to speak to the world very often. He usually has to voice his opinions to his neighbors and friends who already know what's going and agree with him.
This was an actual opportunity to speak to the world, to let us hear his voice. And he was too lazy.
because if you won't visit Israel and you have nothing to do with Israel why should I let you interfere in our politics?
@Harel_stern Because this is an affair that affects most countries in the world, there are very few people who have "nothing to do with Israel."
I live in the US. We have 330,000,000+ people. And we have a government that is the biggest supporter of Israel in the world. Having the people in the US on your side is crucial for future support. If you lose the people's support in the US, you will lose the governments eventually as well.
I understand that idea but I don't support this I think its a hypocrite and I will teel them this: Is this your concern? Did you also intervene when the Iranian regime murdered a woman for not wearing a hijab, or when Saudi Arabia bombed a funeral in Yemen? Did you step in when they shot at Ethiopian refugees along the Yemeni border? Did you interfere when the Myanmar government slaughtered hundreds of thousands of Muslims? I could continue listing similar atrocities; this world is full of such horrors. However, you likely understand my point by now. If you can honestly say that you've displayed every group flag of the nations I mentioned on your profile picture, then you're completely free to abstain from intervening. @@GTNover
There is an episode of Star Trek where Captain Picard pleads for peace with another species. I forget which species. But they reply back to Picard and say "Peace??? NO PEACE!!!!!!" This situation is the same. There will be no peace, and therefore everyone shall suffer which is a shame!!!
I think you glossed over saying if Palestinians acknowledge Israel as a nation and its right to exist
And that’s exactly what they all meant with “yeah… right peace”
In 1947 Jews ethnically cleansed the Palestinians. They marched 700,000 Palestinians out of their homes at gun point, took their lands and burned their villages so that those Palestinians were forced to flee. They want the Palestinians to give up rightfully wanting their homes, land and villages back and to sign their rights away. The UN said they have the right to return. The Palestinians want and deserve that. It's only fair.
Very interesting when you compare the answers from Palestinians and israeli citizens to the same question which only galvanises my support for israel .
Israeli’s are amazing people ❤
@@evangrey4737 You have your history wrong.
And youou mean people who were born there? What crime did they commit?
This is a matter of citizenship and nationalism.
And religion
@@guyeshel9316 this is not a matter of religion because it's the same God. They can practice how they please. And on their Mount Mariah and Jews on Mount Zion. When it comes down to religion the problem is the other sites, like the cave of patriarchs and matriarchs. Otherwise there shouldn't be a problem.
I think it is a very loaded question.
On the one hand, today in Israel, you have many Arabs who enjoy full rights like any other Jew. In some respects, they even have more rights.
On the other hand, you have "Palestinians". Now, the Palestinians, unlike their Israeli-Arab counterparts, do not consider themselves Israeli. They even wish Israel was destroyed. How do you want to give them the same rights as any other Israeli if they don't feel like they have any loyalty to the state?
In other words, I think it all boils down to being case by case.
How is asking if you believe that someone you may work with have the same rights as you “loaded”? Sounds more like “racist” to me
@@bfunirfeyh5822 consider:
Will your fellow citizen want whats best for their country or have it wiped off the face of the Earth?
Do they view themselves as being of the same nation?
Do they view you as your neighbor or opponent?
It is loaded. There is a lot to consider.
I have no idea why you are bringing race into this, I already mentioned Arabs that I have no problem with being equal.
@@uriel7203 Feels like you’re projecting. These are questions you should ask yourself about Palestinians…
It’s crazy how the one unifying thread among all the Abrahamic religions is intolerance and religious domination. What a blight we’ve inflicted ourselves with.
תלמד עברית כבר, אתם אומר "האם" במקום "אם", אתה מעוות את השאלה ואז גם התשובות שלהם מתעוותות.
הוא ניסח את השאלה בצורה הנכונה בדקת 6:49
Corey your American mindset not works here you ask to put a Palestinian in a predominantly Jewish neighborhood it's the same as to put a Jew in a predominantly Muslim neighborhood which is already a problem but not from that 1 person but from the majority
Corey is Canadian.
More precisely, it is a violation of the rights of the individuals in the majority to live in a community of people who share the same cultural norms and standards. as they do.
there is wrong translation. the guy didnt say "every arab here knows me there is no mutual respect" he said "every arab here that doesnt know me(a stranger) there is no mutual respect" 1:05
Tsadoc and Tuvia are handsome!