Israeli Arabs: Is living in Israel better or worse than other Arab places?

filmed before the October 2023 Gaza war
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[@Yemi-gl3qx]

I think a better question to ask would be this. "Lets say there is a two state solution reached that you think is fair. Do you want that the area you live should become palestinian thereby losing israeli citizenship. Or that your town remain under israeli control". This question would be more revealing. Please promote this comment. I really want corey to ask this.

[@Yemi-gl3qx]

Bump

[@madcatter1]

thats a good question. You should send him that via email. Thats how he receives questions

[@Yemi-gl3qx]

@@madcatter1 what's his email

[@marcinbenedek789]

hmm, kind of goog, but does not address economic difference. You should add: suppose the two areas would be equally rich.

[@talsapps]

I think he asked this before.

[@1DaTJo]

Please interview the Jews in the Arab countries and how they feel. Oh that’s right, there aren’t any…

[@andybarrgardens]

There are like 50 in Bahrain, probably less than 20 in Syria, a few dozen in Egypt, and a couple hundred in Morocco and Tunisia. Not an impossible question to ask.

[@albertdupont3339]

@@andybarrgardens But pointless since they can't talk freely

[@MadaraUchihaSecondRikudo]

@@andybarrgardens Not really much of a statistical universe there.

[@AbrarJahin-vs8yz]

Lol There r Arab Jews in Yamen Syria and other Arab countries They r absolutely safe and living peacefully They don't face discrimination in those countries because of their religion ( which Palestinians face daily) They r not ethnically cleanser or xpelled from their lands.

[@AbrarJahin-vs8yz]

Even The areas which r under Palestinian Authority There r Palestinian Arab Jews ( Samartian Jews) Who have Palestinian citizenship They r absolutely safe and free under PA They can freely pray and celebrate Sukkot and other religious days In the party of Yasir Arafat There was an Arab Jewish Priest.

[@mossakis]

When I was in Israel, the bus driver who made us the tour was an Arab Muslim. I asked him how is the life level in Israel for Arabs. He told me proudly that in Israel, the Arabs have full and equal rights, like Jews and the life level for Arabs in Israel is much better than the entire Arab World.

[@Noor6160-s5p]

Hahahhahahahahhahaaaa .... Yeah sooooo equal 😂😂😂😂

[@MohammedHassan-ym8qf]

@@mossakis Arabs, black and non jw are 2 class in Israel

[@MohammedHassan-ym8qf]

@@mossakis Arab, blax and non jw are 2 class in 🇮🇱

[@MohammedHassan-ym8qf]

@@mossakis Arab and blax, non ✡️ are 2 class in 🇮🇱

[@MohammedHassan-ym8qf]

@@mossakis they're 2 class there

[@shailaish1216]

"we don't receive the same from the state as the Jewish citizens." "Can you give me an example?" "I don't have an example..." Well, if you have no example, how do you even know don't receive the same from the state?

[@rundajulesproductions7735]

Did you stop watching there? How about the person who said that she may lose her job, education, ability to travel freely, her "rights", based on what she says. Maybe those people had no answer or maybe they thought it seemed like this guy was stirring up trouble for them by recording them saying something that could affect them negatively. If somebody knows that you are the type of person that will punch them in the face if you don't like their answer, and then that person does not answer a question you ask them, it doesn't necessarily mean they didn't have an answer to your question. It means they know better than to say what will get them punched in the face.

[@fuscian]

Here's an example, land allocation. Real estate.

[@Ga-hr7ux]

​@@rundajulesproductions7735 its base on facts, and she doesn't have any

[@russe19642]

They can't persecute Jews,that's their problem

[@Amghannam]

@@Ga-hr7ux Or exactly what Runda said, she doesn't want to lose her job, rights, etc.. so didn't want to elaborate on camera. Makes sense.

[@pasha92]

"We're not given. What we deserve as Israeli citizens, we're given less than the Jewish" "Do you have an example?" "No"

[@oribt1]

She said as she shoved food down in a resturant while wearing minimal clothes that in an Arab country they would stone her for.

[@kobis204]

While eating a 600 shekel meal

[@jaxkk1119]

@@kobis204 That's 168.44 USD btw, is it really that expensive? 😂

[@lilyby9]

04:28 the translation didn't provide the right context, he was referring to Arab crime within Arab communities, which he feels is not addressed properly by the Israeli police and so personal safety for Arabs is compromised. There is a huge problem of illegal weapons and gun violence in Arab communities, as well as violence against women ("honor killing"). Someone outside of Israel would not have this context.

[@ElizabetaDante]

Someone outside Israel HAS this context. The Muslims are invading Europe and look the destruction now. Stabbing is the normal nowadays. Not to speak about gang raping, honor killings, all kinds of terrorism etc etc etc They behave like mafia and have no moral values

[@GODSSON810810]

Yes, I didn’t understand this. Thank you for clarifying. Living outside of Israel, I would never even have considered this issue. The government should be protecting all citizens from violence equally, I would say. If Arab citizens feel in danger, it could lead to lots of resentment towards the government. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@tFighterPilot]

@@GODSSON810810 There were attempts, but once of the problems is the lack of cooperations from the Arabs. One of the reasons for that is that even in the case the criminal is caught, he often gets light sentences, and after a few years he's out, and ready to take vengeance against whoever ratted him out.

[@leadanon127]

They blame Israel for their mistakes.

[@nimrodchetrit2313]

Yes, crime rate in Arabs cities skyrocket. Therr are several factors to blame here- Arab mentality is tribal, so gangs looks like the 40's mafia on speeds. Anyone can be the next victim or perpatratuor, regardless of criminal record. Plus policing has become a political issue, as clash between police and Arab criminal is turning into general unrest (like black americans in the US). That being said, formal Israel was too comfortable with leaving Arabs citizens to handle it themselves, not acting as it should and further strengthning the "bad" forces inside Arabs society rather than the positive@@GODSSON810810

[@Rauzul]

I'm an Israeli Arab. Every single Arab in Israel saying their situation is worse than Arabs in nearby countries is a flat out LIAR. In Israel you get cheap education, you even have bonus points to get into universities over jewish people, you don't have to serve in the army. I'm not saying there are absolutely equal rights, and that there are no issues between Arabs and Jewish people in Israel, but its a FACT that every Arab in Israeli has it BETTER than arabs in nearby countries. Those who say they are "Palastinians" when they were born in ISRAEL, raised in ISRAELI culture (mixed arab, jewish, western and middle eastern) is either ignorant, or stupid. Israel is a young country, but there is definitely such thing as an Israeli culture, and identity, it's a complicated one, but it exists, it's not entirely middle eastern, and it's not entirely western, it's a mix, and it's deifnitely not fucking "palastinian".

[@adamh5466]

Truth @Razul

[@arielleHT]

@@gomi3341 there is no apartheid in israel

[@LivN25]

@@arielleHTwhat about in occupied Palestine? Is apartheid there? Do Palestinians have to travel on different roads, streets, hospitals? Does the IDF have military control over them? When they’re arrested are they arrested and sent to military court or the same court as Israelis?

[@liranraz42]

​@@LivN25 no, no, no and yes

[@17-MASY]

That is not a fact for sure.

[@victoriaaconi]

There was enough food for a family of 6 to live on for a week here in Africa, those young people who were first interviewed know nothing of suffering, they complain about how everyone owes them while they sit with no head covering, no sleeves, enjoying the freedom they have been given and all the opportunities to have a better life and they remain ungrateful.

[@dorpachter8577]

seriously? just because they're sitting in a restaurant that doesn't mean you can completely disregard the issues that are present in our society...

[@victoriaaconi]

​@@dorpachter8577sorry yes, if you have freedom and every opportunity to be successful, it just shows you are ungrateful to those that gave your lifestyle and your comment just shows that you don't understand Africa and the harm done by Arabs to the indigenous black population, you can still buy slaves in Arab markets to this day even the Afrikaaners have been fighting against whats been done but okay let's feel sorry for the slave traders in this so called modern time and Isreal should take in more black Africans, we aren't ungrateful and we appreciate freedom.

[@victoriaaconi]

​@@dorpachter8577therefore to Isreal we Africans are loyal and hardworking, but we are mostly Christians there are no opportunities here in Africa but we love the land and we are natural farmers so you will not be disappointed and we integrate

[@victoriaaconi]

​@@dorpachter8577and ps that food would last a family of 6 for over a week here, you people are ungrateful for what you have and I'm sorry if this offends

[@MTx485]

@@victoriaaconi nothing will ever be good enough for them

[@anyagourley]

I'll never forget when I was at a bar (yes, a bar) in Ramallah in 2018 chatting with some locals. A man from Haifa storms in, almost yelling at the other patrons "Why are you guys wasting your time here when you can move to Haifa, speak Arabic, make money, get education, and have a better life for your family?" He went on and on about how great Israel was for Arabs and was angry with these men sitting around complaining about the situation in the West Bank. It really stuck with me.

[@rollaa.4961]

The occupation has made it hard for people in the west bank to make a living. A permit is needed in order for someone in the west bank to enter Jerusalem. A lot of times the permit requests are denied. So a lot of men attempt to sneak into Jerusalem to work for someone that they know. It's a sad situation. And all very unfair.

[@EyesInTheHills]

Maybe dont be terrorists? And you wont need to ask for a permit? Too bad your people f’d it up already

[@intsccents]

There are smart Arabs and Jews and many others that can see the forest through the tree's its not hard to see that Isreal the only democracy in the middle east is better than all the surrounding countries when it comes to freedom ! something that is poorly lacking in the midle east,..,

[@Jezzybel-fn]

​@barefoot.cryptographer3974 war started by the ones still complaining. You are right

[@GreekHouseEffect]

because they legally can't. are you stupid

[@HOMiE-Rugs]

"we dont get what other israeli citizens get" ... "give me an example" .. "i dont have any"... hahahahaha those ppl are something..

[@Jubafree]

They are clearly afraid to talk freely

[@dima.96]

Well, they don't want to speak of it publicly, it doesn't mean they don't have an example. There are tons of examples - crime rates, police brutality, building permissions, political representation (the Arab parties at Knesset almost never enter the government). Underfunding of Arab regions, poor school education. Problems with freedom of speech and the right to protest. Also, routine discrimination in spheres of employment, housing rental, harassment by far right wing Israelis. It's not that there are no opposite examples of having rights and being successful - they have access to National Insurance aid, good healthcare, achievable high education. One third of healthcare professionals are Israeli Palestinians (48), as well as half of pharmacologists. Muslim women's rate of receiving high education is pretty high these days. But there are a lot of problems as well.

[@mastersplinter3868]

@@Jubafree afraid to complain? You must be joking. The group probably thought Corie is some influencer/weirdo and they were trying to focus on the meal. Meanwhile the one that engaged couldn't think of a sensible example because there aren't any.

[@profexor1551]

they are trying to not get arrested, how is that hard to understand? they can give plenty of examples but i guarentee you they will be in jail if they do that

[@terminationshock1356]

@@Jubafree They clearly have to complain because of their identity.. not their actual condition

[@abouzrawmd]

العرب مترددون في الإجابة و إجاباتهم مرتبكة، ليس خوفا من إسرائيل بل خوفا من باقي العرب و الفلسطينيين .. بناء دولة ديمقراطية و دولة حق و واجبات و قضاء مستقل هي أفضل الأشياء التي حققتها إسرائيل .. السلام سيأتي بتحقيق المساواة المطلقة بين كل من يحمل المواطنة الإسرائيلية ..

[@amouri0307]

طيب سد نيعك يا بدوي

[@Rai2M]

And then foreign Muslims will come to kill everyone in the land of Israel... oh, wait...

[@Tamir-Barkahan]

ليس خوفاً من باقي المجتمع العربي بل نكراناً للجميل, كل الإمتيازات والحقوق والأموال التي يقبلها العربي من إسرائيل يتم اعتبارها جزيةً عن يدٍ والعربي بياكل التمرة وبيضرب الشجرة في الآن ذاته هيدا هو المنطق القبيح للأعراب ما بيفهموا بعد إنو فيه حدود لرحمة الشعب العبري تجاه مين يعاديه. لسوء حظهم تتكاثر أعداد العبريين الذين يفهمون هذا المنطق ورح تكون تداعيات لهالتصرف مستقبلاً

[@amouri0307]

@@Tamir-Barkahan sorry to dissapoint you but 48 arabs arent arabians "a3rab" is used to discribe panensular arab beduins wich is a completely diffrent thing from palestinians

[@Tamir-Barkahan]

@@amouri0307 كلهم واحد

[@ItayAI]

1:57 Definitely not better, don't you see? They are starving

[@ivanj.conway9919]

Yes, I'm noticing the hypocracy here, as well. Well fed, well dressed, all looking healthy and well. Yes, so, damn, hard done by, indeed. AM ISRAEL CHAI FOREVER.

[@Thenoobestgirl]

😂

[@RR-ep4qy]

Hahaha they would beat her in the West Bank for dressing like this

[@thomaskloos6409]

​@@ivanj.conway9919israel has 10 years left at best.

[@ivanj.conway9919]

@@thomaskloos6409 : And why is that you utterly, evil creature. Not if the Almighty has anything to say about it. Quit pushing powers far, far, above yourself.

[@govaert7]

I'm glad you are still active in doing what you are good at Corey in these troublesome times and that is giving both Jews and Arabs the chance to share their opinions to the outside world. Keep up the good work!

[@arjankiani4750]

Grumpy Arab women: we dont receive the same rights as Jewish citizens Corey: Can you give an example? Grumpy Arab women: i DOnT haVE An ExAMpLe

[@hodiaIsrael]

They jealous of us jews they look evil

[@profexor1551]

she knows she will get arrested if she talks freely, theyre scared

[@MohammedHassan-ym8qf]

@@arjankiani4750 she lives under apr th e id

[@MohammedHassan-ym8qf]

@@arjankiani4750 Arabs can't buy housing

[@MohammedHassan-ym8qf]

@@arjankiani4750 ✡️ refuse to provide service to Arabs in schools, stores, hospitals

[@אלכסס-ח5ג]

That group stuffing themselves with food look so "oppressed" heart breaking scene🤮

[@User9681e]

Israel should conquer and create a good life for all the Arabs ❤

[@אלכסס-ח5ג]

@@User9681e no we don't I just hate hypocrisy.

[@16tonw8]

"Oh you're oppressed? Well, you have food." might be the most stupid thing I've heard all month lol. Even Kunta Kinte had food, it's literally essential to live.

[@guythetechguy]

@@16tonw8 It wasn't just food. It was a feast. And they couldn't elaborate why they thought they were being treated worse than the Jews. Clearly they felt that way but I don't think they are able to articulate why and I don't think objectively they're doing that badly.

[@אלכסס-ח5ג]

@@16tonw8The food is part of it but it's the whole deminor. Trust me if you are been oppressed and discriminate against, you'll be able to think of at least one example of it. Most people in every country felt oppressed at some point and Arabs in Israel as well for sure but not that group, they are just saying what they believe other people expect them to say because we are talking about Israel here.

[@Rai2M]

9:20 the girl is talking about free speech... I wish her to experience what is free speech (especially for a woman) in true Arab Muslim countries. Just for science.

[@MarkoRabin]

Unless she supports murdering Israeli citizens there is nothing she can't say out loud

[@hodiaIsrael]

She love terrorist attacks us jews that free speech 😂 lol she look like 👿👿👿👿👿👿🐖🐖🐖

[@yyoob]

Or in North Korea or what about free speech in China maybe? All nothing to do with Israel. If we followed your logic, Israel should just do a tiny better than those countries, cause then people like you can say "heey if you dont like to be marginalised here, then why don't you try SAUDI ARABIA blablalala"..... Raise the bar a little please

[@Diane-Beatrice]

@@yyoob Well, show us how to "rise the bar" please ? Tell me in which country some dont feel "marginalized" ? In Africa, in India with the cast system ? Everything has tou be Israel's fault ?

[@Diane-Beatrice]

They probably simply feel a lake of "prestige" due to their muslim belonging compare to the jew status (after all the country was made to alleviate the prejudice against being jew).

[@nicolaslogothetis4735]

The question was "Is it better for an Arab israeli to live in Israël or any other Arab places", and you changed it as "Do you think (as an Arab of 1948) that your situation is better than in the West Bank?". What would have been intersting to understand is if they prefer living in Israêl or any other Arab place or country (West Bank, lebanon, Syria, Jordania, Egypt, Iraq...)

[@kasseesmythe8738]

I agree.

[@ThoughtCriminal_1984]

Isn't that typical underhanded tactics.. 🙄

[@jonnyblunt4755]

​@@ThoughtCriminal_1984I didn't see it as underhanded, just sloppy questioning. He was oscillating back and forth. I think having this second guy helping him also added to the confusion

[@foznews2340]

there is also dubai and UAE which are economically close to israel (a big factor if you ask anyone to move)

[@levelheaded2804]

@@foznews2340 financially Dubai is probably better than Israel. However The Palestinians love their land and money is not their main consideration.

[@HieuHoang-lr2pg]

In short, they have a better material life than in Arab countries. As long as they do not oppose the state of Israel, there is no problem for them. They carry Israeli passports that help them easily travel around all over the world without any problems

[@g_m15]

No shit! Be the dog of the impire and you will get benefits!

[@arigoldberger1755]

Yet they still complain that they are “oppressed” lol I live in Israel as a Jew and all my neighbours are Arab. Trust me, they live well.

[@bchen_]

@@arigoldberger1755haha yea I’ve been arguing forever with people that Arab Israelis do not live under an apartheid

[@arigoldberger1755]

@@bchen_ when arabs do come to Israel, they are very surprised that all the allegations are false.

[@BigAck]

@@arigoldberger1755 you’re bombing them from the sky. If you could remove all the Arabs from Israel you would.

[@rai1smaw603]

as a jewish isareli with russian background. I see arab israelis as equals to me and any other citizen. I genuinely feel shocked and sorry to hear that arabs see themselves as foreigners in israel. from what i know, racism does occur in israel (with individuals, not entire systems) but we are treated about the same from my point of view.

[@Great_WesternTVFan]

Many Arabs want to be seen as Palestinians so it's not your fault.

[@marilynrodgerson3331]

There is racism in every country in the world , it will never change , the human race doesn’t always like people from other cultures 😜

[@tvtalkwithavi]

I'm seeing that most of these people didn't even understand the question at first... The blondish young girl answered before she understood and when she did, she didn't even have any examples to support her stance. 🤦🏾‍♂️ It was giving entitled-brat. That whole table was just a bunch of Jew haters

[@hodiaIsrael]

True

[@canmanlam]

Jew haters just because they expressed their opinion and you wonder why they hate you.

[@MTx485]

They have what the other Palis say they want and that’s still not good enough.

[@canmanlam]

@@MTx485 maybe they want you to go back to your filthy European ghettos and leave them in peace

[@malekbond319]

lol what has jew hate has to to with anything they said please stop you victem card the hole of israil are arab haters

[@ajak4262]

Who’s telling them what the can and can’t do? Other Arabs, NOT Israelis! My experience in Israel and Gaza is Arabs in Israel are FAR more frightened about what Hamas might do to them or relatives if they are publicly positive about Israel!

[@ohadellert6319]

Expressing your opinions freely is an indicator of a western society. Israeli society is complex in that matter but not legally, rather culturally. My input about the dinning audience is that Gil just intruded their meal, they really didn't want to answer questions but felt inclined. Overall the people in the video seemed true to their beliefs and were looking peaceful and progressive. I hope the middle east will lean towards dialogue instead of wars.

[@user-zg3nb1mk5b26]

Druze are Arabs, they all came here from the west of Saudi Arabia in the seventh century. According to their religion, the Druze must be loyal to the country they live in, therefore they enlist in the Israel Defense Forces, and there are at least 3 generations of brave warriors and heroes among them, many of them have very high ranks, and they are famous for their bravery everywhere. Unfortunately, this party lost many warriors, some of them very large. The Druze are our brothers.

[@hodiaIsrael]

True

[@canmanlam]

I'm a druze and I definitely am not a brother of genocidal murderers. Don't patronize me or my people

[@michaelsmullen9891]

@@canmanlam Where do you stay?

[@dogbert52]

​@@canmanlamfunny how you change identities online....😂😂😂😂😂 your comments are visible

[@PZier]

​@@canmanlamHamas spotted😂

[@abainataif4800]

I can't imagine what it would be like if a similar question were asked to a Jew living in an Arab country.

[@daniev6]

Good luck finding one.

[@coffetravel7388]

Go to Morocco and find out by yourself. Even in the politics, you have J3wish. Educate yourself about the topic, then you can come back with accurate facts.

[@josefabuaisheh6262]

Saddly their are not many, but those that refused to come to Israel, live their lives as arab jews and they are free to practice their religions fully.

[@mrbrainnyc258]

​@@josefabuaisheh6262wHuT? Jews have always been persecuted in N. Africa and the mideast. And today there are no Jews left in those countries because they were either pressured out or flat out expelled. Over a million were pressured out. They too lost ancestral homes, land and other assets they'll never recover. And the expulsions began in the 1930s before Israel existed. Dozens of mideast communities of 50-200K Jews have vanished because of that persecution. That's the main reason Israel was voted into being by the UN. Mizrahi and Sephardic Jews had nowhere to go. That's also why the majority of original Israeli Jews came from the region rather than Europe as so many falsely assume.

[@mrbrainnyc258]

wHuT? Jews have always been persecuted in N. Africa and the mideast. And today there are no Jews left in those countries because they were either pressured out or flat out expelled. Over a million were pressured out. They too lost ancestral homes, land and other assets they'll never recover. And the expulsions began in the 1930s before Israel existed. Dozens of mideast communities of 50-200K Jews have vanished because of that persecution. That's the main reason Israel was voted into being by the UN. Mizrahi and Sephardic Jews had nowhere to go. That's also why the majority of original Israeli Jews came from the region rather than Europe as so many falsely assume.

[@ttee6990]

The last sentence was swept away to quickly. “Jews are not committing terrorism in Israel” that last man acknowledged

[@אסתרכהןתעיזי]

He said Druze (Arab Druze) not Jews...Druze have never committed terror attacks on Israelis and Jews.

[@DinoBryce]

​@@אסתרכהןתעיזיTrue

[@Diane-Beatrice]

@@אסתרכהןתעיזי ​ People with israeli status - druze, bedouin, circassien - wents to be arabic-israeli and not palestinien in Palestine (which is not yet a state and have never been) ! So they are convinced of being israelis and their muslim believes are different from the "islamism" of non israelies "palestinians".

[@kalmangreenfield]

She is saying that if she will support terrorists on social media she will be detained and questioned. [9:30]

[@thomast6851]

Questioned maybe but not imprisoned or legally punished. Her employer might fire her though.

[@diannshoemaker6419]

Anyone in America, or Europe, or the Asia Pacific supporting terrorism on line will be investigated. And the Moslem religion is the main cause of this. That little princess has the mind of a pampered child. The word no is an affront to her. She might try growing up. Life isn't like that.

[@magenta.indigena]

yeah, she should be considering how bad the terrorism is in Israel on a daily basis

[@samuela-aegisdottir]

Supporting a terrorist group is illegal in most countries.

[@DoreenBellDotan]

I think what most of them are saying is: Even though they have a roof over their head and food in their stomachs, they want to be able to live their own true culture and be fully self-determining. As a Jew living in the State of Israel, I can fully relate to how they feel.

[@Seanonyoutube]

I’m jewish born in Israel and even I don’t feel like the zionist israeli viewpoint represents me or this land. So I weirdly I relate to their frustration.

[@zetto814]

You're right. In general, Palestinians having an Israeli citizenship feel they can be thrown away for any excuse and feel that that's what most Israeli Jews wish for them. In the 2000s, Lieberman wanted to get rid of as many Palestinians as possible, he considered recognising the Palestinian state and give them bordering territories with Palestinian villages but they would lose the Israeli citizenship. Can you imagine being a minority with theoretically full rights but your state can get rid of you? Would you feel equal?

[@axlfoley7795]

Bs, they have all the same rights as Jewish Israelis. Now is thier discrimination ? Yes there is. It took USA a while to move past bias even after blacks got rights. Slowly it’s changing. Arabs in Israel live great lives.

[@jonnyblunt4755]

Many people around the world I've in countries and cultures different from those of their grandparents. For many/most of them, it doesn't become a source of resentment. Europe is full of Muslims who voluntarily chose to leave their home countries and build lives in foreign lands.

[@levelheaded2804]

Some of them appear to be afraid of talking. Was this filmed during the current war?

[@ZohraBanon]

It’s so obvious that when you ask Jewish people questions they answer freely and when you ask Arabs they are very cautious. Even if Israel offers them freedom to express themselves they know if the wrong person sees it it could bring them a lot of problems. So how can we expect to get genuine responses?

[@dogbert52]

How many j e ws live in the 22 arnabz iz lunic countries?

[@DanielShmuel.]

The only thing that cause problems in Israel is "crossing the red line" is supporting terrorism like after the 7th of October freedome of speach have red lines ...

[@NJIT22]

Madam with full mouth and fancy hair is quite entitled. She should look at basic stuff like life expectancy and level of education when making comparisons

[@timeless33333]

I thought the same thing. They all had a very arrogant attitude.

[@dianalee1589]

maybe you could travel and stop being racist and think arab countries do not have people looking like .. also israel gets 10 times the aid compared to jordan … but travel to rich arab countries it will help your racism

[@noukoukino]

You both sound arrogant

[@MollusckScrampKysfaggy]

@@noukoukino stfu, take your arab narcisissm elsewhere

[@NJIT22]

@@noukoukino why, because she is claiming a victim status and we picked up on that? Please recalibrate your judgement scales and be responsible

[@y.m.505]

I also think interrupting people's meal for such a sensitive question was not so good.

[@shainazion4073]

Before asking the question on camera the people agree, or not to answer the question(s) posed to them.

[@beautybehindthemadness7735]

@@shainazion4073 im not sure if they always know the questions beforehand because sometimes in other videos he'll ask the question and the person will just say "I dont wanna answer that"

[@1DaTJo]

@@beautybehindthemadness7735they still agree to be asked questions

[@Amghannam]

@@1DaTJo But did they know it would be questions on such a sensitive topic?

[@ivanj.conway9919]

What it CLEARLY, shows though, is that these people have a GOOD, life in Israel.

[@commenceun]

Ignore the city folk. Ask the bedouins. Israeli has just rescued a bedouin hostage. Bedouins serve in the army

[@nissimbitton1759]

It's difficult for them to say the truth, that in Israël is better.

[@mcyoni93]

thank you for exposing the truth Cody ! im Glad to be Israeli !

[@Shar0898]

lmaoooo

[@MohammedHassan-ym8qf]

May Allah guide him to the right path 🕋🤲

[@kstatinet-wk2gh]

Mohammed it is a futile attempt to convert whole world to Islam. It didn't ever work and won't work in the future. Embrace reality habibi. Learn Hebrew 😊

[@ThoughtCriminal_1984]

The apartheid truth? 🙄

[@starcapture3040]

the idea of modern Israel is 19 century colonial project wasn't created by the Jews themselves but by western imperil powers to get ride of their Jews and have them as cannon fader in a region known for its aggressiveness against any foreign influence in aim to disconnect west Asia from North Africa and have isreal as base for their divide and conquer policy. what is happening in Gaza is beyond disgusting and the people of the region are full of anger it will eventually create an avenging war Israel would never win.

[@ajak4262]

Better question: would you move to an Islamic state. The answer is zero! Like the young girl says, “no, nobody I know cares, I’ve learned that Gazans have lied to me and told me people could shut my mouth”!

[@17-MASY]

She did not say that. And the answer to your question isn't zero at all, it is hundreds of thousands.

[@ajak4262]

I put the last quote in wrong place - Gazans lying was me. The answer IS zero because NO Arab country allows Gazan immigration since they tried to overthrow the Jordanian King. Far more Gazans want to immigrate to Israel than any Arab country, because they know they will be free compared to any Arab country - every single Gazan I met who became an Israeli, or was born Israeli would not trade citizenship for anything, especially any Arab country!

[@chanieweiss4288]

9:40 I understand what she's saying. As a Jew in the US, I don't say everything I think. I don't advertise being Jewish. I don't hide it, but I don't discuss it- even before the current open anti-Zionism/anti-Semitism.

[@bateriasemfim1466]

The fact that u connect anti semitism to anti Zionism creates the anti semitism u see that? Zionism in herzls own words was about displacing the Arabs to create a jewish state with majority jews. Gurion shamir beigan jabotinsky every Zionist leader openly said they had to displace the Arabs and that’s exactly what they did. So explain to me if that is true then how can Zionism be ok????

[@Raanan613]

The Druze guy at the end was most interesting & his ideas apply around the world, not just with Middle Easterners.

[@mikemichael5057]

It's like a Swiss German asking a Swiss Roman if he prefers to live in France or in Switzerland, or a Belgian Flemish asking a Walloon to choose between Wallonia and France! Since you yourself are Canadian, why don't you ask the Quebecers if they prefer France to Quebec? Sir, the people questioned have the right to live in their country in perfect equality with the rest of the population!

[@Thenoobestgirl]

Half of them don't even understand the question and the other half don't have actual reasons for why things are worse for them here according to them

[@rumilgaifullin7432]

Forgive me, what must they be grateful for? For having shelter, food and a job? Let’s not forget that these people did not come to Israel, Israel came to them.

[@milesreading9585]

Love the table of Arabs eating casually and their attitude… and has no example… typical

[@bahnmeontwittar]

Absolute vile pigs and dogs. These people have no place in Israeli society, they know how good they have it and yet they're totally ungrateful. Send them back to Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon and watch them BEG to be let back in.

[@Tongandingo1]

They can't enjoy a meal? What Are you paying lol The interesting thing is there's no difference in genetic make-up to that of the majority of Jews in Israel. They look typical "israeli" to anybody not from Israel.

[@johnabbe]

They were not typical of the rest who spoke throughout the video. They were at one extreme, everyone else was more responsive, and varied much more in whether/how much they acknowledged positive things about their situation. But they were, oh, what's the word for it. I can't remember. Disinterested, but with attitude. In the way youth do so well (but any age is capable of). The eyeroll without doing anything so obvious as an eyeroll.

[@thetraderhater]

they should move to gaza and see how much better it is than israel...

[@LifeOutsideTheBubble]

They were sitting having a meal and telling him to go away and he kept badgering. If you can’t even leave a KZbin content politely, how do you think you would behave in that situation? She was saying she wouldn’t elaborate as others have commented for her own security as well as just telling him to GO AWAY.

[@MelissaCromwel]

Here in America black people stands with Israel 🇮🇱✊

[@mohammedfawaz1847]

@@MelissaCromwel nope, not true. Only blacks who miss slavery and lick their masters asses.

[@TommyShelby-ps2tc]

Not true

[@Emjaemidd]

@@mohammedfawaz1847why are you telling black Americans how to feel? Careful, or she might find out about the Arab slave trade.

[@TommyShelby-ps2tc]

@@Emjaemiddyes some were Arabs were involved but it was the Barbary pirates not the Arab slave trade and they enslaved everyone not just blacks probably more whites , Africans also profited from it selling their own people….what about the Jewish owned ships that moved slaves across the Atlantic they profited more than anyone from the American slave trade

[@brianzar1943]

lol no they don’t, speak for yourself only!

[@HowlingWo1f]

It’s interesting that they haven’t been able to give a single example and The fact that they can complain and act like victims just shows how free they truly are, try doing that in Egypt Jordyn, Saudi Arabia or any other Arab country it wouldn’t turn out too well for them.

[@Mira-pm3ni]

Lol . That's Muslim for you . Always the victim . In India Muslims are living better life than Pakistan and Palestine but still they and their ummah whine about oppression , genocide , discrimination etc happening in India .

[@jasonshachat5364]

@14:00 This guy has a great perspective. I felt Corey's companions were doing a poor job with questions that projected their opinions rather than helping flush out his.

[@Seanonyoutube]

Except he is incorrect. The flexibility to be either super conservative or super liberal is precisely FREEDOM. He kept saying it’s not freedom, but that’s what freedom is, and it isn’t afforded in west bank or jordan where you can be either super conservative or slightly liberal but never super liberal. But it’s true that where there is great flexibility, there is a tendency to lose touch with one’s roots which can be seen as a negative.

[@MrWolfie2411]

@@Seanonyoutube Damn, poor dude. These evil Z10'z are not letting them kill their sisters for not marrying exactly the guys the family ordered them to marry. Forcing them to be so moden and free and not letting them have some good old tribal culture fun.

[@jonnyblunt4755]

​@@Seanonyoutubeagreed! And he didn't acknowledge (partially the fault of those questioning) that in some Arab countries, they are certainly far from free and would be punished, harshly, if they violate Sharia law.

[@Seanonyoutube]

@@jonnyblunt4755 right, but the thing to understand is, that in the mind of the conservative, violating sharia is like violating the law, meaning if almost everyone agrees that it’s a just law, then that is their standard and western standards need not apply. In the mind of the conservative, all this permissiveness is nothing but immoral. So I understand what he meant that it feels like they are two different personas in Israel, since it is a very conservative society living in a system of laws that doesn’t represent their moral code.

[@TARiiiQmusic]

Big time

[@jking12-t2r]

I'm a Palestinian citizen of Israel (Arab-Israeli) I agree that, in many ways, our lives as Arabs in Israel are better, and we’re better off being Israeli citizens. We have access better healthcare and opportunities. But that doesn’t change the fact that many of us still identify as Palestinians. The reality is that most Arabs and Jews in Israel are essentially segregated. Arab towns are Arab towns, Jewish towns are Jewish towns, and even in mixed towns, Arabs mostly stick to themselves, and so do Jews. As nice as the idea of coexistence sounds, it doesn’t really exist apart from work or university - and even then, it’s mostly for transactional reasons. I grew up in an all-Arab town, and my upbringing was as close to Palestinian culture as it can get. Sure, my school had an Israeli flag at the entrance, and I learned Hebrew since age 10, but most are raised with Palestinian heritage and culture. Heck, my first real encounter with a Jewish Israeli wasn’t until I was 19, in university - not because I chose so, but just because that’s how things are in the country. The Palestinian identity is naturally engraved in Arab-Israeli minds, amplified by the constant wars between Palestine and Israel, by the systematic racism in Israeli law, by day-to-day struggles, and the list goes on. Palestinians/Arabs in Israel with an Israeli passport are very different from Palestinians/Arabs in America or elsewhere.

[@yahav7818]

Systematic racism?

[@jking12-t2r]

@@yahav7818 I guess you can't see it, Yahav.

[@Mira-pm3ni]

Generally Arabs/Muslims don't get along with other cultures . So nothing new . Israel is Jews majority and the way the region was divided and constant wars have made it more difficult .

[@GPBKM]

You're not "Palestinian"! Being "Palestinian" is not a racial issue, but a nationality one. You were born in Israel, not Palestine! That makes your nationality ISRAELI Arab!!! Maybe if some of you will stop seeing yourselves as "Palestinians", maybe then the rest of the country will treat you better...

[@jking12-t2r]

​@@GPBKM wtf are u on about bro - i am a palestinian, descendant of the natives of this region - a turk who was born in the US is no longer turkish?

[@Khayrullah_for_unity]

Corey, thank you for your unique and very informative posts that shed light on sensitive issues that others do not dare to ask or find out. Before we are Jews, Arabs, Persians or Europeans or Americans WE ARE HUMAN BEINGS and we should remember this always.

[@simondan3828]

01:16 The people at the restaurant- they've figured out you're asking for some kind of pro-Israel statements and they don't want to give you that. I mean I strongly doubt they wish they were in Syria or Lebanon right now, but they have the right to say they are discriminated in comparison to Israeli Jews. There's free speech in Israel and you were kind of getting in their face while eating.

[@8aNda1d]

They would have had to agree for him to even ask. Once they heard the question, they couldn't even give an example.

[@Victhor-q2h]

Give one example and see how you dodge as this woman who will get butchered for her looks in any other Muslim country dont clown yourself

[@justanordinaryhuman]

They don’t have the right to support terrorism without consequences. 😂😂😂

[@walktip]

It's their land

[@ShaniHodia-d3b]

​@@walktipno we jews live in Israel judah kingdom 5000 years from jeusha ben nun time Palashtina it rome empire named by rome empire 2000 years ago when they conquer us jews in Israel judah kingdom the changed the name of the land from Israel judah kingdom to Syria Palashtina and exile us jews by force arabs in Israel judah kingdom are invnders from Egypt and arbia and Turkey the come with ottoman islamnazim empire that today turkey 600 years ago

[@ShaniHodia-d3b]

​@@walktipnot thier ours it is jew land

[@walktip]

@@ShaniHodia-d3b So you are saying that your grandfather was here 5000 years ago and now you are his son and you have returned? Do I understand this correctly?

[@ShaniHodia-d3b]

@@walktip i am a women and yes i born and live in Israel judah kingdom and mom and dad too so you stupid you think we jews return to Israel yesterday we here 5 generation you stupid people born and live here many years and yes my grandmother and GRANDFATHER SAID TO MU PARENTS About JERUSALEM AND ISRAEL JUDAH KINGDOM THEY DO ALL HOLDAIYS OF US JEWS THEY PRAY HEBREW LANGUAGE THEY KEEP SHAABT THEY KNOW THEY ARE JEWS THEY MARRIED ONLY JEWS

[@habeshalij1845]

1:17 The most amazing irony I've seen so far.

[@ozyehuda]

She doesn't have an example 🤣 Maybe it has to do with salad dressings , or luxury car dealerships

[@eliasshammas3671]

its so funny. israelis like to brag about arab citizens until they start talking, then they obfuscate and lie.

[@eliasshammas3671]

notice how the mass feelings of alienation and mass hatred by the jewish majority are pre oct 7 it is much much worse now israeli arabs are terrified

[@MrCph2200]

@@ozyehudamy understanding is that she was offended by the way the question was asked or what may or may not have been insinuated in the question. - in that case I understand her! Based their 🇵🇸 identity and heritage it not difficult for me to see why they did not want to talk to him. She clearly identifies as Palestinian who happen to have an Israeli citizenship. And it became worse when he said that it was not a question of identity. But she felt so strongly about her identity

[@1DaTJo]

“I’ll just finish stuffing my face with all this delightful Israeli food, grown from land rehabilitated from desert sand, by Jews living in tents who escaped the Holocaust, and then I’ll tell you how bad I’ve got it.”

[@l05tw0bbl3]

At 1:30 theres a lesson for everyone: If the person in your friendgroup that speaks for everyone doesn't understand the question multiple times don't let them speak for you. Ever.

[@oribt1]

She was a real dummy.

[@tikaalik]

Love this stuff

[@Discoursivist]

The Druze guy is saying that Israel is more individualistic

[@josefabuaisheh6262]

Yes, as supposed to being a unity with everyone else.

[@lru1116]

You can have freedom of expression while also being in unity with people who choose to live a little differently than you.

[@josefabuaisheh6262]

@@lru1116 Yes Palestinians for example have christians, muslims and samaritans living in peace and as good neighbors next to each other. While there are specific schools and some cultural differences. You still will find muslims going on to a christmas market in Ramallah, a christian city. However it isn't individualistic, so people live for the societies benefit and try to be part of society, instead of focusing on their own individualistic "dreams". It is more about unity then about individualism. It isn't something for everyone of course, however it keeps society crime free.

[@leszas872]

Those questions with the people busy eating their meal made me cringe

[@ninoninononinoni8795]

that group having lunch was the perfect example of the palestinian cause: obviously not opressed and when you ask about how there's an apartheid they have absolutely no examples. I wish the world realized they're hard falling for propaganda

[@bahnmeontwittar]

Absolute vile pigs and dogs. These people have no place in Israeli society, they know how good they have it and yet they're totally ungrateful. Send them back to Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon and watch them BEG to be let back in.

[@Poalpina]

Yes, because the people in that clip are representative of the vast majority of displaced Palestinians. Moron.

[@zeebs5668]

they do realize, they just choose to lie and know that their Western audience slurps it all up

[@mirameanders]

Because they can't openly say what they want to say.

[@bahnmeontwittar]

@@mirameanders Of course they can. No one is jailed in Israel for criticizing the government; not even Arabs. It's as routine an occurrence as eating shawarma on a Tuesday. The obvious and simple answer is the correct one: the blatantly well-to-do Israeli Arab family is doing perfectly fine in Israel - far better than they would be in virtually any Arab country - and can't define a single example of any way they are oppressed because they definitively are not oppressed.

[@nathanwulech3657]

אין על הדרוזים, האחים שלנו גם בחיים ❤️ מקווה שחוק הלאום יתוקן בשבילכם❤️🇮🇱

[@deolihp]

I understand the lady at 8:52 . There may be an unspoken uneasiness when Arabs try to talk about their identity because Israelis might feel that they they are being threatened by an idea of an opposing national identity

[@BxyzZxyv]

Honestly, if Israel annexed Gaza and the West Bank they would all live in Peace, with Security, Safety and Prosperity.

[@ruthlieberman7157]

And turn to islamic regime within 20 years? Nope! Israel must stay Jewish

[@EloheinuElEkhad]

2:30 what a bunch of ungrateful people, sitting there with tatts and short shirts saying israel isn't giving them things it should, but don't have an example 😂😂😂😂

[@arigoldberger1755]

Exactly. All my neighbours are Arabs here in Israel and trust me when I say this, they live well! As long as they don’t act violently to Jews, they live well.

[@amjadabujbara407]

@@arigoldberger1755 But they don't feel equal in the eyes of the country .. they don't have the feeling of belonging .. Israel is designed as "the jewish state" .. non-jews are by-design second class. who wants to be in such a situation.

[@linoyohana1186]

“we don’t get the same rights as jewish citizens” while sitting in a restaurant with no one harassing you about showing your hair and speak freely show me jews like that in arab countries oh i forgot there aren’t any

[@salahsaf9678]

Very easy to tell you haven't been to any Arab countries judging by your ignorant and out of touch comment.

[@linoyohana1186]

@ really? last time i checked i don’t see jews walking and praying freely in the streets of yemen, iraq, syria, lebanon etc…

[@horsebadorties4054]

1:17 This bunch of spoiled and entitled university students deeply disgusts me. Sitting there, munching on a much better meal than I as a german citizen could ever afford in Germany, whining about not receiving enough from the jewish state, thinking of themselves as much poor as an arab in Ramallah. Full of themselves and completely out of touch with the social realities that surround them.

[@RichelieuOnTheShore]

Took the words straight out of my mouth. I'm Israeli who isn't Jewish, a lot of Russian immigrants from the 90s arent. Military service is voluntary for us while it isn't for these poor oppressed arabs. I can't even get married here (seeing as I'm neither Jewish nor an Arab living in a muslim/Christian community) and they can. So what kind of rights you're not getting, lady? The right to die for a Jewiah state? Damn do I feel blessed 😂

[@MrWolfie2411]

That eating lady "oh, we're so opressed, we don't get anything and the Jews get it all", care to elaborate?... ... ... Crickets in the background

[@ranbar9094]

Dressed nice and fully loaded table, with mouth full of food "I'm oppressed"

[@hellohello4814]

@@ranbar9094so because they have food they are not oppressed? Zionists really are deranged.

[@lilymaisie]

Her table manners were awful.

[@KraffZava7350]

maybe cause they dont feel safe talking about those things.

[@KraffZava7350]

@@ranbar9094 you sound like a real winner

[@Analog_Soul]

i am sorry, but you should not disturbe people while they're eating. they are all with food in their mouths, maybe tired, hungry, and you keep asking them questions. i am sure there are plenty of ppl to interview, on the street, or a coffee shop. no offence, but if it was me, i would not respond. there are some boundries related to manners, and it's not ok to go at their table while eating.

[@JIMA-Club]

The others picked up on her intent, and were clearly uncomfortable with the dissonance.

[@Analog_Soul]

@@JIMA-Club yesss

[@Hbmd3E]

they are of course asked before camera is running. They are just hateful like some are. plenty of them in west too.. nothing is and gonna be good with them. ..but braking things up, then they are happy, getting the scapegoat

[@Analog_Soul]

@@Hbmd3E if that's true, then it's pretty lame to agree on an interview and then act so dismissive.

[@ilo000]

הניסוח של השאלות שלך על הפנים ולמה אתה שואל אנשים באמצע אוכל ומפריע להם? אתה חשוב שתקבל תשובה טובה ככה?

[@Seanonyoutube]

@@ilo000 קדימה צא לרחובות ותעשה עבודה יותר טובה

[@EloheinuElEkhad]

הוא בוודאי שאל אם זה בסדר לשאול אותם שאלות ולא נפל עליהם משמיים באמצע הלעיסות

[@davidtrak2679]

אם אתה באמצע אוכל, זה לא אומר שהמוח שלך נכבה. התשובה שהוא קיבל ממנה, היה מקבל גם ככה, היא הסוג הקומוניסטי שזורח לה שמש מהתחת וחושבת שמגיע לה משהו

[@habeshalij1845]

​@@EloheinuElEkhad הבעיה של הבחור זה שהוא מנסח שאלות בצורה מבלבלת ולא מובנת,אולי עדיף שיסתובב עם מתורגמן כמו שהוא עושה בשטחים כי העברית שלו פשוט בסיסית ולא פעם הוא מטעה מרואיינים.

[@valerii-link]

"You can be free wherever you want"... Well, not that much in non-democracies, like the majority of Arab countries.

[@mattiamele3015]

It all depends on your definition of freedom, really.

[@valerii-link]

@@mattiamele3015 Freedom is the power or right to speak, act and change as one wants without hindrance or restraint.

[@maysam753]

To those criticizing that group of Arabs at 2:18, it's worth noting that just yesterday, an Arab teacher was arrested for posting a simple video of herself dancing-nothing inappropriate, just a regular TikTok-style video. Her arrest was solely because she posted it on October 7th, and now there are calls to deny her citizenship over it. It's becoming North Korea there🤣

[@yoboimichproductionsinc.2948]

Source?

[@foznews2340]

If you want to ask the same question again, try removing the economic factor. For example, maybe suggesting Dubai and UAE or a country with a closer GDP to israel. The phrasing is biased. Maybed it is a sincere mistake so I thought I should let you know.

[@Seanonyoutube]

@@foznews2340 end of the day, their roots is in Palestine, so they would feel out of place in Dubai.

[@jaeger9654]

Not fair either with those gold oil

[@AndreyKrichevsky]

But isn't economic quality of life a part of the question? If that's one of the things that is better under Israeli leadership, or worse under Israeli leadership, i feel like that's part of what the person asking the question wanted to know...

[@mugiwaraluffy4888]

who is going to let them move to Dubai and UAE lol

[@davidtrak2679]

That's a stupid suggestion. Why does Israel have a GDP similar to UAE or Dubai? UAE/Dubai have oil. Israel has almost none, and it's times and times better than any of its surrounding countries. Why?

[@Walt-z4u]

Your moment is now Corey, get out there and ASK like your life depended on it. It just might, along with everyone else. YOU have the power Corey!

[@gil6875]

Israel is awesome

[@alonshalit5778]

Restaurant party just really put off their food for the question which degrades the poorest people in the world, the West Bank/gaza - the party’s own people.

[@davidtrak2679]

But their situation is so much worse!!!!!!

[@blivion7203]

If the Israeli Arabs want the exact same rights as Jews, they should have the exact same duties. Equal rights - equal duties. If they serve in the IDF, they should get the very same rights as a Jew that served in the military.

[@ThoughtCriminal_1984]

🙄

[@minhnguyenphanhoang4193]

But they have the same rights, they just don't use it

[@aoifelalor2911]

Why would they join the IDF and kill their cousins?

[@aoifelalor2911]

Why would they join the army and fight against their relatives?

[@RifndjsklljuwhdnchAfacnxla]

​@@aoifelalor2911 cousins who caused social riots?

[@PaulMathias1]

Why does everyone want to be a victim these days? Maybe a month in Gaza, Syria or Lebanon will make them realise how lucky they are.

[@kristodian]

1st guy: Wants to live in west bank because he thinks comparing to average income to average cost of living in PA and Israel is different, he will be very surprized. He doesnt understand that doesnt matter the price, with average higher income you have better opportunities on global scale, maybe he is nostalgic to living in a village like many russians 2nd woman: realistic view 3rd group: Corey asks detached question, they understand the question and try to push progressive propaganda. The arab Karen proceeds to complain about things that are unreal without examples. Typical 4th Haifa Christians: loyal and honest people. Even thou the guy works as a delivery boy he is able to comprehend the core of the question. Respect to Haifa! 5th guy: Answers positive about the core questions, proceeds to complain about lack of security. Wonder if he heard about Israelis concerns about their security and what would be his solution. The goes on point about "arab problems" like in "every civilized country" (note to the westerners), but he is right, the crime is arab muslim societies is rampant, murders, racket, kidnappings, bombings, honor killings, apostacy killings, and everything else that happens in "civilized countries", Israel indeed does not tackle this problem hard enough, but from very simple reasons. Once the goverment opened a police station in one of the villages in order to fight crime, and the whole town came to protest the "zionist invasion", police station got closed. Figure you dear reader who to blame for the crime. 6th woman: realistic view 7th rockstar girl: entitled edgy teenager who thinks she is the center of the world, but the answers are on point about economics and rights that she would not have, should face real life more tho, and stop fearing everyshadow ( if she doesnt support terrorists tho ) 8th man: on point, very liberal mind, respect 9th druze bro: talks on point about main question, proceeds explaining the liberty of Israel, epic win for Israel Corey! Next time you talk to arab ( no matter Israeli and palestinians ) young people, ask them if they would come to have a beers, grill some meat and sing songs with me! Ask opinions of both males and females, and ask if they would allow their opposite sex brothers or sisters to visit such place. The main point of this question is to highlight independence and liberty of the society You know what, I would also like to hear answers for this from various jews, not just seculars like me, but orthodox and settlers

[@MTx485]

So even the ones who have what the other say they want (the land)…still want more? When will they be satisfied?

[@chaospunks49]

01:50 hypocrite

[@Neroc2k]

Send her to gaza

[@MrWorshipMe]

9:00 She has qualms with the police coming for her if she incites hate crimes?

[@hodiaIsrael]

arabs do terrorist attacks in Israel judah kingdom evrey day you think it is normal

[@urielmenachem8986]

She thinks that it can happen.. It can happen to anyone, even the right-wing extremist.. I too would rather not share my opinion on things because the police can also shut me up..

[@MrWorshipMe]

@@urielmenachem8986 if your opinions are that extreme, it's a good thing that you don't express them. Only incitement would bring the police to your door - and for a good reason.

[@ripem1417]

@@MrWorshipMeit’s a shame if she really believes those things because she’s very beautiful and seems well educated. Would be a waste of looks and brains.

[@MyHottMess16]

@@ripem1417 WTF. It would be a waste of good looks? I love how you found a way to objectify her😂😳

[@burtmananita]

Yes, the Israeli Arabs know the truth that it’s the best place.

[@spookyyz9318]

2:38 she doesn’t have an example because what she’s saying it’s not true Arabs in Israel, have the exact same rights as Jews

[@succatash]

They have more rights, they don't have to risks their lives in time of conflict, all the benefits, very little downside.

[@WaltrWyte]

The brotherhood of Is!am is not the universal brotherhood of man. It is a brotherhood of Musl!ms for Musl!ms only. There is a fraternity, but its benefit is confined to those within that corporation. For those who are outside the corporation, there is nothing but *contempt* and *enmity* .

[@hodiaIsrael]

True you so true

[@Србомбоница86]

EXACTLY 💯

[@hodiaIsrael]

They think like Hitler they the superior religious they think they above other religious

[@mrsTraveller64]

Did the one woman who was at the dinnertable, say that they don't get the same benefits as the Israelis allthough they are Israeli citizens? I would like Corey to dig deeper into that because a lot of Israeli Arabs has said they get the same as the Israelis!

[@aroidaddiction]

😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@gigiloveshongkong7133]

as we can see Arabs in Israel is different from Arabs in other places, although all is unique and special

[@mhkpt]

Super curious to see an updated, post-Oct. 7th version of this, if you get the chance to do one.

[@anthonybernstein9698]

They all looked well fed, in fact over weight, well paid jobs.

[@canmanlam]

Racist troll. You are eating from food taken from displaced Palestinian land

[@misskleokleo7371]

Would they be starving without Israel occupying their land ?? 😂

[@yahav7499]

@@misskleokleo7371yes. Without all the aid, refugee status and donations, arabs have nothing. This land has no natural resources. They would be doomed

[@reychechil43]

@2:40 they NEVER have an example to give !! every single vid Corey made ive noticed its a reoccurring theme , they throw out accusations and never anything solid to back it up , albeit many arabs in this vid that say it how it is, israel is the better option for them . and I respect that.

[@v4571-v8w]

Palestinians of 1948 make half as much money as Israelis do, on average. Also, the unemployment rate for Palestinians of 1948 is 3 times what it is for Israelis.

[@RifndjsklljuwhdnchAfacnxla]

​​@@v4571-v8w yes but there are Arab Muslim judge who send both prime minister and president to jail. Never happen in Malaysia where 20% non Muslim get to hike up the social ladder especially gov sector, just like Arab Muslim in isreal. In Malaysia black and white written in the constitution, malay Muslims have privileges and more rights compared to non Malaysia. 70% of the population is malay Muslim majority but 20-30% non Muslim minority (including aborigines) have lesser rights😢 just like second class citizens. Isreal is better than Malaysia in terms of law, no biased. But both Malaysia and isreal has racism. In Malaysia many job including gov jobs don't hire (or just hire a few) non Muslim Malaysia.

[@shainazion4073]

​@@v4571-v8w Please supply data to back up your lies. Over 50% of the Doctors, Pharmacists, Nurses, Dentists and other medical professionals are Arab Israelis. They own their own businesses and for the same jobs earn the same money.

[@ghrosenb]

@@v4571-v8w Yet, they make more than Arabs in Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt or Syria. So, how much is the fault of Israeli society and how much is the fault of the Arab community?

[@maayan7894]

@@v4571-v8wi live in Lod and the fanciest houses and cars in this city are owned by arabs. Please

[@NJIT22]

Israel has a better state craft

[@simplyme475]

This conversation is so annoying, cause there is nothing wrong with the life they lead here, they are just ungrateful

[@Raanan613]

That's because to YOU, MONEY is important, but to them, they have national pride as well, something you don't understand.

[@MadaraUchihaSecondRikudo]

@@Raanan613 What "national" pride? They never had a nation...

[@ronben12]

@@Raanan613 they just hate the Idea that Israel exist, they wish for an Islamic occupation all over the world starting with Israel in the middle east.

[@maayan7894]

@@Raanan613that's their responsibility? stop making up excuses and infantilizing grown adults. their fucked up culture is what ruins their and our lives as well. they fucking suck.

[@dima.96]

​@@MadaraUchihaSecondRikudoNo nation existed prior to the 19th century. Ethnicities, cultural and religious groups, yes but no nations. Jews had no nation prior to the Zionist movement. And Palestinians became a nation at the beginning of the 20th century.

[@mastersclassfitness3359]

The people complaining that they feel "unsafe" giving their opinions in Israel should talk to the native citizens of the UK and get some perspective

[@michaelassouline7041]

The girl having lunch with her friends is saying no they don’t get what they want because they think they’re entitled to someone but doesn’t actually know if Jews get anything

[@minax7659]

As a Turkish Muslim, I saw that the man eating at the table had a beer in front of him. If this was in an Arab country, he would probably be in jail.

[@DVIR674]

Seems you haven't been around enough. Had beers in both Egypt and Jordan

[@minax7659]

@@DVIR674 Yes, I don't know exactly because I haven't visited all the Arab countries. However, when I researched, you can't drink alcohol in Saudi Arabia, Libya and Kuwait, regardless of your religion. However, if you are non-Muslim, you can drink alcohol in Oman, Yemen, Qatar, UAE and Sudan. So if you are Muslim you cannot consume alcohol in many Arab countries.

[@peonypetal5405]

@@DVIR674 As a tourist? Many Muslims countries have different rules for visitors.

[@DVIR674]

@@minax7659 in both Egypt and Jordan Muslims can consume alcohol, this can be restricted in Ramadan

[@DVIR674]

@@peonypetal5405 see comment above. I had drinks there with local friends. Jordan is more open about it then Egypt, but in both alcohol is widely available.

[@paulsiro1775]

Brother , when people don't want to be interviewed take the hint .

[@firthm2]

Bro at 13:56 took 15 minutes trying to think of the right word (=TRADITION), but never found it! And Corey didn't offer it.

[@Offa7a]

A peaceful loveable message to all Israelis from a Palestinian. Please read about 1948. With love ❤ and peace.

[@Ykrmnon]

We read we agreed to get the desert in Negev and arab countries ganaed on us and lost. That's why we have kind arab 48 they were not genocidal and chose piece like the man in this video - live in his land and village. His village chose life

[@Offa7a]

@ not sure I understand your English very well. But your intention was to ethnically cleanse way before 48. 250 thousand Palestinians were already displaced before 5/15/48. And so many other evidential incidents proved so.

[@Offa7a]

@ Arabs ganged on you! Actually Jordan and Iraq were your colleagues and made a deal with you. Other Arab countries didn’t interfere till way after Palestinians were displaced.

[@Ykrmnon]

@ Arab revolt just bc Jews bought land from the owners OTMANS 1920-1929 arab attack British soldiers! defend. After Hebron massacre of the old Jewish community idf was established. You learn history from a state shoot their women hang their students. Arab kills arabs all the time 22 arab states 50 Islamic states by sword. Jews had the right to rebuild their nation in Judea. No war started before 48 according to all historians. Jews have zero history of conquest and murder! What the history and present tell about your friends? Numbers do not lie. Shame so many states and jews cannot have one tiny democratic one in their homeland

[@Ykrmnon]

@@Offa7a UNWRA history books - You are not even from here

[@ShlomianFamily]

Of course without a doubt they prefer to live among the Israelis, Better quality of life and freedom on all aspects,

[@Amghannam]

But no security and no self0identity.

[@spectro_shadow3023]

Not fully freedom if there are chances of them getting arrested and losing their job if they give their opinions on sensitive topics that's why a lot of them refer not to give their opinions on those sorts of things like there is a minority of them that will say whatever is on their mind but there is also a minority who choose to remain quiet because they don't want to say the wrong things by accident and get in trouble for it

[@MadaraUchihaSecondRikudo]

@@spectro_shadow3023 There is a big difference between giving your opinion on a sensitive topic, and outright supporting a terror org. You won't be arrested for the former, you might be for the latter. This is true for any western country everywhere. Also, if your "opinion on sensitive topics" is that I, personally, should be actually killed, I don't want to work with you. It would definitely be "it's either me or him".

[@spectro_shadow3023]

@@MadaraUchihaSecondRikudo Not talking about the support of groups like Hamas I meant as in like there are cases where several Arabs were arrested for simply sympathizing with the people of Gaza which basically forces a lot to remain quiet about how they feel especially those who might have family members in Gaza or the West Bank

[@dogbert52]

​@@Amghannamtheir self identity is being genocidal ji hadis? If so, why does israel let them even breath its air?

[@shangrila448]

Life is different when you are part of a minority. At least they dont have dimmi status and obligation to pay the jizia tax as a minority. Check out the history of jews in Iraq.

[@zetto814]

So you are setting how minorities were treated in the middle age as a standard for a democratic country in the 21st century? To be fair, look how Jews were treated elsewhere when they were under dhimmi status.

[@dogbert52]

​@@zetto814its your brofet that set those enslaver laws, and your habibis enforced them for 1400 years on non muz......

[@1234swimfan]

love how no one is acknowledging that Arabs in Israel are being jailed for any criticism of the government made publicly and this guy wants to ask them such a question. what exactly do you want them to say when they know it's jail, or say something positive.

[@MadaraUchihaSecondRikudo]

Because that's not happening... If you incite violence and/or support a terror org (especially after said terror org just up an offed a thousand people) that is against the law, in any western country. They are most certainly not being jailed for any criticism.

[@DonnellOkafor_hateslgbtq]

That's not true

[@bchen_]

Replies in the comments saying “oh the blonde girls was just afraid to speak her mind”. When they themselves don’t even know 😂😂😂 There is no difference in law, no where does the Israeli constitution mention anything about discriminating between races.

[@kamrantabib9019]

You are absolutely right. Thank You

[@Miller-qi2pt]

They make the claim, but they were'nt able to give one example of how Jews are given special treatment from Israeli Arabs. Amazing.

[@Zahra-lc3mj]

I wonder if it’s common for Palestinians to have family members that live in all three areas (Israel, Gaza, West Bank)

[@Seanonyoutube]

@@Zahra-lc3mj it is, but because time has passed, it’s now more distant family rather than immediate family members.

[@AlchemistOfNirnroot]

@@Seanonyoutube Honestly as a Westerner I don't know my family branch that well. Do people in the Middle East keep up with that much more?

[@Thenoobestgirl]

​@@AlchemistOfNirnroot yes. Families are a big thing here in general.

[@dima.96]

Extended family, yes (the terms tribe or clan could be offensive). But they often are not really familiar with all the extended family members as it could be anywhere between 200 to 5000 and more. Some have close family members both in Israel and the West Bank, or East Jerusalem and the West Bank. With Gaza it's different, but also happens sometimes. Some family members of Hamas leaders are Israeli citizens - for example the sister of Ismail Haniyeh. I even heard once that a nephew of a Hamas official served in IDF, but don't know if it's true.

[@jawadrizkallah949]

There are families who are even more dispersed then that. Some Palestinians citizens of Israel, have families in Gaza, as well as in refugee camps in Lebanon and other places. Shatila camp in Beirut has a whole neighborhood of people from Majd al kroum for example, and they speak to each other. My friend is a Palestinian refugee from Acre who was born in Lebanon and still has family in Acra that are up to date with all his life’s milestones

[@joebojangles3185]

Interesting question not a judgement just my observations as an outsider of the 2 political groups of people living in these areas. “Arab israelis” include Bedouin + Druze but this video mostly interviewed people who would consider themselves “palestinian citizens of Israel” Arab israelis/Palestinian citizens of Israel Pros: equality under Israeli civil law, true freedom of movement and travel, political rights, higher wages, access to good universities, living on ancestral land (ie were not displaced in 48) Cons: feeling that the Israeli state doesn’t represent their interests (their sense of belonging), less close knit family ties, expensive cost of living, some discrimination (eg some Israeli towns have housing communities that will de facto not allow arabs), some segregation (nothing like Hebron in WB for ex) West Bank Palestinians Pros: lower cost of living, strong family ties especially in villages, sense of identity is more prominent, Cons: living under Israeli military occupation/martial law/kibosh however u call it, freedom of movement not guaranteed (checkpoints between villages), subject to military raids and arrest without due process, difficult economic conditions, violence with some more extreme settler communities, some live in refugee camps uncertain political future

[@Seanonyoutube]

Yes, but you forgot to mention a major difference: violent crime rate inside arab communities is way higher inside Israel.

[@joebojangles3185]

@@Seanonyoutubetrue to an extent although it varies city by city ramla vs Nazareth for ex. Reporting is also presumably much better in Israel compared to a Palestinian village where everyone is basically related and problems are more subject to be taken care of “internally”

[@om1ri]

As an Israeli, I think you got it mostly right, but with some key points missing on the cons for both. For Palestinian citizens of Israel: the high crime rate in Palestinian villages and communities, this is often overlooked or not getting the attention it deserves by the police which leads to even more crime, thus exacerbating the problem. There’s also the point of living as a minority in a land in which historically they were the majority: the lack of representation in government, the inability in influence decisions at the state level, the lack of acknowledgment of their culture and way of life, and latent discrimination and racism by both the establishment and many Israeli Jews; they’re basically experiencing the historic “Jewish experience”, except they’re not Jewish. For Palestinians in the WB: many aren’t only living as refugees, but also inextricably as dispossessed of their ancestral lands and identity. In Arab culture, one’s family land and one’s identity is often linked, which makes this a huge point of contention. The guy in 13:30 says he doesn’t feel like he lives under occupation because he “lives on his land, where his father and grandfather lived” - this sentence carries with it cultural significance which simply doesn’t exist in most Western cultures; land in this culture is a significant part of one’s identity, so living on the land which your family lived on for generations is tantamount to keeping your identity, what make you you, as if he’s saying “I don’t feel like my identity is being erased” - he doesn’t feel under occupation because his family’s land is theirs, it wasn’t taken from them. For many in the WB, this is not the case.

[@Seanonyoutube]

@@om1ri excellent insights!

[@1DaTJo]

@@om1riimagine how much the land is part of the Jewish identity then, after 3500 years. We ALL feel identified with the land we’re born into. I was born in Australia and I feel indigenous to this beautiful place.

[@majina.m8112]

Just to be clear even those who answered they dont like Israel, can say that and keep enjoying their lives, unlike most Arab countries who wont except free speech

[@0956y]

They eat like Americans, table is full of food, all nice expensive tattoos, what they complain so much about

[@leadanon127]

Arabs have 22 countries. Most Arabs living there migrated from nearby territories of Ottoman empire. Majority of Gazans are Egyptians. Israel has a lot of patience with those opportunists. Maybe it would be better for them in Afghanistan. I can give a list what I dont like in my country in Europe.

[@bezbezzebbyson788]

Gazans are not egyptians. They are genetically native levantines stop the cope their dna is known. Arab is cultural-linguistic identity not genetic. By ancestry only gulf arabs or bedouins in north arabia/negev/upper mesopotamia are actual arabs.

[@marilepine1]

Gazans are not egyptians!!!

[@leadanon127]

@@marilepine1 more than half are Egyptians. Palestinian nation is a fiction. Even their leaders admitted. They just want one more Arab state.

[@leadanon127]

@@bezbezzebbyson788 ok, they are Arabs. Arabs live in wide region of middle east and North Africa. Israel he as nothing against them to live there, but is against terrorists who opress own people. P

[@maddssmithy]

palestinians are palestinians. they are not crypto jordanians or egyptians. this is one of the favorite lines of zionists and it is always retarded.

[@davidtrak2679]

As always, you see the young, "educated", smart-alec Israeli Arabs of the North, with their plates full, talking about how their situation is so much worse than other Arabs. Not to talk about the failing logic skills, "if you compare us to Palestinians in Ramallah, no we don't get what we deserve". Lady, CAN YOU ANSWER THE QUESTION? What do you deserve?