How Jew in the City Accidentally Got Into the Ex-Hasidic Space With Makom
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 พ.ย. 2017
- Jew in the City was created to counter stereotypes that non-Orthodox Jews have about the Orthodox community, but several years into our work, we discovered that some of the ex-hasidic community had been following us and wanted to connect with the kind of Orthodoxy we were showing. From there, Makom was formed. Visit jewinthecity.com/makom-landing/ to learn more.
Director of Photography: Elie Gabor elie@eliecreative.com
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I lived in NY for a year and a half and loved my interaction with Orthodox Jews. I was a Catholic nun at the time. Because my religious tradition grew out of Judaism I've tried to educate myself. Offerings solutions instead of judgment will go a very long way to drawing people back to their roots. This project makes my heart happy for your community. Many blessings!
Hi JITC! I have been watching your content since it started day one...I am not a Jew but a Christian, and I love your content...this video in particular is so moving and uplifting. I love seeing how your platform and non-profit has changed lives and grow to meet a need for your community, and healing Jews from hurt and spiritual despair...Keep up the awesome work , intelligent, beautiful and inspiring ! Shalom!
I am a chassidish guy living in Brooklyn, and I just have no words regarding this special organization 'makom' this is truly amazing!!!
I love this and thank you for letting us apart of your community
Fantastic! Keep up the good efforts. You are making a significant difference in people's lives.
WHAT?! Did that BEAUTIFUL girl just say she hated being Jewish?! The Creator chose you for a reason. I admire your community and try to imitate your way of living because I know it's the correct way. Be proud of who you are, you have an admirer that watches and tries to imitate, ME! 😀 Shalom!
After the recent release of Netflix's documentary "One Of Us" about those who leave Hasidism and/or fall of the derech, this Project Makom promo couldn't have come sooner. It's awesome to see that JITC is helping keep Jews Jewish, and even more so, Torah observant.
Hey there from SC. Finding out my family is/was Hasidic & knowing NOTHING about it I am researching my roots. Thank you so much!!
Hi Jew in the city. I think it's just important to mention that not all Hasidic/ charedi Jews are extremists. Although there are deffinately some that are we can't paint the whole community as such. I myself don't like labels I just consider myself Orthodox. However I have many Hasidic friends who are very pro science and amazing people. Every religion will have extremists.
Of COURSE not all charedi/hasidic Jews are extremists. As I said in my message -the disenfranchised of the community approached us for help. Most in the community are living happy lives.
I’ve been watching your amazing work from day 1!
Keep it up!
WOW! this sounds like a fantastic group! I am not of the Jewish faith, but if I was, this would definately be an organization I would join.
So glad this movement exists. This is a more positive alternative than Footsteps. All Jews wherever we are on the spectrum of observance need chizuk. That's why I enjoy your videos and your posts on social media
I’m a secular Jew, (raised modern orthodox from a Jewish dad and a Korean Convert mom). Even though we were modern orthodox we lived in a few Hasidic communities, most people were nice and friendly, but some were radical extremists who could care less.
I might describe myself as a secular Jew but I still keep the sabbath, go to a temple, celebrate the holidays and technically I’m kosher (I’m vegetarian).
It’s very sad to see Jews leave Judaism as a whole and have 0 connection to Judaism, not pass it on to their kids, and so on.
Really like the program that you’re doing and wish you the best in helping Jewish youth!
Beautiful video, very inspiring.
Love this new movement - brave, and it's about time! Thanks!
Hey God bless u this was helpful in terms of understanding =] thank you .. =D
I have followed your videos and love what you are doing.
I love your channel and I also think your great! Thank you
You should put the link for Project Makom in the description.
Baruch Hashem from the UK.❤
Nicely done 🙂
I am Hasidic Jewish and this was so cool
Im an orthodox jew and I do cover my hair and shave my head, as do many women in my community and I think its empowering.
God bless you,continue doing what your doing
Wow amazing!! 👏🏻
So awesome😊
god bless you and your amazing work
Thank you! Amen!
Baruch Hashem 💝
Hahahaha! The ending was gold! He is so cute
I would like to know if you have any think about the 50 days of sfurah
Amazing!!!
The question more to the point is how people treat each other from all communities to all communities, what is the economic system and how do men treat women in the name of religions or otherwise ... (and then vice versap
Bravo!
Trying to learn more about the Jewish side of life, it’s amazing how much one can learn by listening haha....I will never understand how every waking moment is
Sorry I got side tracked for a bit,seems to happen more as we age.....anyway your way of life is so dedicated for one goal,you have to be commended for that ! It’s obvious you help countless people in finding their way . Your speaking and teaching skills make it easy for me to continue to watch and get answers I’ve wondered about for years .I wish you all the best in your efforts ! Thank you.
Can someone explain the difference between Hasid Jews and Orthodox Jews?
Hasidic Jews are a type of Orthodox Jews. Orthodoxy is basically all there was until a couple hundred years ago when progressive movements started coming out. But within the Orthodox world, there has always been a diversity of groups. Some were more mystical, some were more intellectual, some believed in staying separate from the world, some believed more in mixing with the world in as much as it is kosher/appropriate. The hasidic tradition began in Europe a couple hundred years ago when there were peasants who were not scholars and were lacking spiritual connection. The leader, the Baal Shem Tov, showed these peasants that they could connect to God through song and dance and prayer. Not every man in a black hat is a hasid but basically all hasidic men where black or fur hats. Within the hasidic movement there is a range of more modern and more ultra.
I live in an area where there are Amish people!
Is Makom international?
Our in person services for now are mostly based in the NY area but our online reached and FB community is international
Kol HaKavod!
Jew York!
Beautiful, and Im not a Jew
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