Ethnicities of Israel: Lebanon

[@ab456z]

The second woman was raised in an Arab Jewish household, she really talks about it with such affection and love. God bless her

[@chineseviruszombie773]

She is w'hite

[@guywhousesapseudonymonyout4272]

@@chineseviruszombie773 Arabs can be "white", what's the connection? But she's not "Arab," by definition, because she's a Jew.

[@Emcee_Squared]

@@chineseviruszombie773 what difference does skin color make, there's only a few genes that dictate skin color. I've seen plenty of Arabs who look European.

[@Emcee_Squared]

@Eternal Fisherman not quite, you ever see real depictions of Jesus? The people of the levant look middle eastern.

[@Emcee_Squared]

@Eternal Fisherman Agreed.

[@guy4820]

I'm Lebanese muslim from south Lebanon and i'd like to make peace with Israel because the closest religion to Islam is Judaism. ☪️✡ (btw i can see the Israeli flag from the balcony of my home in the south 😃)

[@abiryaakovalmoznino3395]

Love you from Israel 🇮🇱 it’s my dream to visit Lebanon

[@Drehstein]

@@abiryaakovalmoznino3395 when Hizballah go back to Iran, you are in Lebanon heartly welcome

[@emberatorlbnani2798]

ظز بايرايل

[@user-sc3zy1sz4e]

No peace with Israhell

[@secretanswer2100]

Sunni or shia?

[@mohamadhalabi6260]

I applaud what you do. I am Lebanese / American and I've lived in the U.S. for over 25 years. My doctor is Israeli and we had interesting conversations over the past couple of years about the region and issues there. I always say that, I have issues with governments and regimes but not with people, and that goes for Israel, Syria, Iran, etc... For instance, it is my dream to visit Israel one day, to see Jerusalem and Tel Aviv which from what I've seen looks like Beirut. Anyway, I've watched many of your videos and I applaud you for opening the door for dialog, and for trying to lessen the fear of the unknown when it comes to people from different countries, faiths, & ethnic backgrounds.

[@ef2718]

Lessen the fear of the unknown indeed, however that's somewhat underplaying fear of the well known e.g. the civil war in Lebanon, the war is Syria and plenty of other conflicts of the middle east, minorities don't fare well in the middle east.

[@Mars-wm3eu]

Fear of the unknown!?!! Israeli genocide against Palestinians is being broadcasted LIVE for the world to see. Shame on you dont call yourself Lebanese. You’re a disgrace to the resistant people of Lebanon.

[@JonathanParis1]

Lebanon is a wonderful country. Beirut is just AMAZING ❤️❤️❤️

[@fatimaismail7554]

❤️❤️❤️

[@boycottisragay7036]

Pray

[@abotrump5186]

No

[@nguyenbaokhiem6728]

@@abotrump5186 why do you hate it? Maybe you are just ignorant?

[@eliejabbour8827]

Thank you!❤

[@OhMaDayzz]

12:31 The answer is that from late 1800s to 1940s Egypt was basically the Dubai of the Middle East, and there was large-scale immigration of Middle Eastern Jews into Egypt. In fact most Egyptian Jews do not have deep roots in Egypt, and are instead descendants of Syrian, Turkish, Greek and other Mediterranean Jews that came from the late 1800s. A lot of Ashkenazi Jews also moved to Egypt, as did Levantine Christians and Europeans. Aura Herzog , wife of former Israeli president Chaim Herzog , was also from an Ashkenazi Jewish family that immigrated to Egypt.

[@OhMaDayzz]

@negro bsr I know, it was like the Dubai or Abu Dhabi of the region for a long time. I'm just using it as an analogy because it had a fairly liberal government, the country was quite rich, and was receiving large numbers of immigrants from across the Middle East and Europe attracted to Egypt's tolerant society and economic opportunities. That's why most of the Egyptian Jewish community was comprised of people whose grandparents and great-grandparents came from outside Egypt (usually Syria, Lebanon, Turkey, Greece, Italy). Half the Melkite Catholics in Syria/Lebanon also relocated to Egypt during this time period.

[@marksimons8861]

Egypt was effectively a British Protectorate from 1882. No wonder it was a beacon of peace, prosperity and tolerance at that time. All fell apart with the rise of Arab nationalism.

[@OhMaDayzz]

@@marksimons8861 No, it was also because of the enlightened Muhammad Ali dynasty. The first Prime Minister of Egypt was Nubar Pasha, an Armenian Christian, and that was before the British.

[@maracohen5930]

@@OhMaDayzz There was an ancient Jewish Community there, pre-dating the Islamic invasions, but yes, Egypt was a beacon for MENA Region emigration.

[@adilelnhaily1960]

Actually there is a very big ancient Jewish community in Egypt, the Karaïte Jews, as well as the Andalusian Jews (the Sephardic Jews) who came to Egypt after being kicked out of Spain in 1492. So I don't know about your claim that most Egyptian Jews don't have deep roots in Egypt. Yes there has been many Jews who came from other countries and settled in Egypt (like the star Layla Mourad, whose father was Moroccan and whose mother was Polish).

[@jslmn2105]

I vote for peace between Lebanon and Israel 🇱🇧❤🇮🇱 it would really be a dream to live peacefully in the region. Imagine being able to go on a max 3 hour drive between Beirut and Tel Aviv

[@idontspeakminecraft1475]

Yes

[@fof9199]

#PEACEBETWEENISRAELANDLEBANON

[@fatimaismail7554]

No Lebanon and Israel aren't one

[@idontspeakminecraft1475]

Fatima Ismail who say one we say pace

[@fatimaismail7554]

@@idontspeakminecraft1475 and there is not palace with Israel

[@UnaVictoria93]

I feel the same way as the second woman, I’m so drawn to Arabs for their sense of honor especially to their parents 💛

[@basharcali]

The last guy was the best person on here by a mile. It's sad when people give such bland and general answers about their family and culture as if they are ashamed of it.

[@Danny-wv8ec]

As a Lebanese citizen I think both the Palestinians and the Jewish people have the right to live in Palestine/Israel. It sucks that Lebanon has been tied to this conflict and some Lebanese and regional factions exploit this conflict. It's true that Israel occupied our lands without any right but our lands were liberated, the same Lebanese factions who were against the Israeli occupation were totally OK with the Syrian occupation. Lebanon is free of Israeli and Syrian occupation now but still suffers from political and financial turmoil, the only way out is neutrality from regional conflicts.

[@nazah7667]

I’m Palestinian Lebanese! It’s so cool to see these people. Lebanon is the only Arab country that actually saw an increase of Jewish population after 1948, the Lebanese Jews left Lebanon reluctantly like Muslims and Christians during the civil war. They had a quarter in Beirut. Love to Lebanese jews!

[@xissur856]

Lebanon is not arab

[@nguyenbaokhiem6728]

@@xissur856 well, culturally, it's considered to be one. But I do agree it isn't ethnically Arab, as when looking at genetics, it looks like they have more than 90% Canaanite ancestry. But that's true for most countries in the Arab world.

[@musicanymchanel227]

@@xissur856 the arab organization :am joke to you?

[@primatalogico1162]

Culturally, they're not Arab ! A simple comparison to Arab countries would show this !

[@musicanymchanel227]

@@primatalogico1162 no lebanese is an arab country because we are talk in arabic and every country his 1st language is arab language so it is aran country

[@AliSaad05]

It frustrates me that Levantine and Arab are always mixed. All Arab people (jews, muslims, ...) native of Levant (Lebanon, Syria, Jordan , ...) have a common Levantine heritage of food, music and social traditions. They don't share the same heritage with the Arabs of the Maghreb (Tunisia, Algeria, ...) or the Arabs of the Gulf (UAE, Qatar, ...). People really need to understand this fact.

[@joeharna]

Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and *Palestine

[@inquranwetrust6035]

They actually do, in manners, language, hospitality etc. I feel like your basing your claim as if the Arab world was 1 country, your statement there would make sense as in there are some large differences between the arabian gulf, north Africa and the Levant. They're region's within a region which are spread apart and bound to have differences. North Africans are north African but Arab, levantines are levantines but Arab, 5aleejis are from the gulf but Arab.

[@inquranwetrust6035]

@louiza bz north Africans are historically Arab, but yes amazegh in origin

[@inquranwetrust6035]

@louiza bz sister, you can deny it, but the majority of your culture, ways of dress and language is Arab influenced. You are Arab but also amazegh. Same way the levantine are arab but levantine.

[@inquranwetrust6035]

@louiza bz @louiza bz idk why you're getting defensive but the day Algeria leaves the Arab league, removes all Arabic influence and words and traditions, changes it's name, it will continue to be Arab. Nobody forced arabness on you, when Islam made it there, it came with the Arab culture which your ancestors adopted, I'm not trying to annoy you I'm just stating facts. I respect your amazigh heritage and it's presence in north Africa and no I don't claim it because I'm not north African. Indeed you speak tamazight, but you also speak Arabic, the same way you also speak French. I really don't get why you hate Arabs this much, we did nothing to you compared to the French but despite that, many ppl in your country strive to learn French. Algeria literally can not move and yes it will always be an African, Mediterranean country. Nobody wants to Arabize you, the country already has an Arab influence and is considered Arab. Again, until Algeria loses all it's arabness, it will remain Arab.

[@sherryidibo2304]

Lebanon is a beautiful country..too bad we can not enter to visit due to politics situations..I believe that politics and religion devided the nations.

[@vndafu]

Lebanon was invaded by: Palestinians, Syrians, Israelis and Iranians. The Israelis are the only ones who left. If the other ones left Lebanon alone, then Lebanon would be fine. Israel has no problem with Lebanon, but Iran wants to use Lebanon to make war with Israel, and before that the Palestinians did.

[@sherryidibo2304]

@@vndafu 🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@zavtradnem]

@@sherryidibo2304 you live in the west what are you complaining about? Not enough welfare?

[@davidweiss9891]

@@zavtradnem , she lives in East Jerusalem

[@zavtradnem]

@@davidweiss9891 with fluent English? Yes right

[@iska788]

Thank you so much for this. I am writing my PhD on the Jews of Lebanon.

[@charbelsarkis5774]

Is it possible to get you PHD Thesis?

[@iska788]

@@charbelsarkis5774 Let‘s keep in touch. I’ll send you my name in a PM.

[@eliejabbour8827]

Can I get it too?

[@ZzouzZ0]

@@eliejabbour8827 eza b3atlak b3atle yeha khayye😂

[@eliejabbour8827]

@@ZzouzZ0 meshe hbb😂❤

[@Linda43]

Lebanon was once a beautiful country. Beirut was called the Paris of the ME. Sadly Lebanon is no more. It has been replaced by Hezebollah.

[@ansarullah2005]

If you actually believe that, you very stupid.

[@davidweiss9891]

@@ansarullah2005 , haha trump blew up general salami

[@davidweiss9891]

@@ansarullah2005 , Lebanese must be bad people if they support Hezbollah

[@ansarullah2005]

@Eternal Fisherman No I meant to say "you" not "you're" actually.

[@Linda43]

I do. And please try to have a conversation without rudeness.

[@Levitevi]

We the people of Lebanon cannot wait for peace and prosperity between our Israeli neighbours. There is so much potential from both countries to work together in many sectors, we hope for peace soon.

[@FrostedMike]

As an israeli, I say amen to that.

[@Jewish_Israeli_Zionist]

As long is Hizballah is there, it will never happen.

[@moisuomi]

@@Jewish_Israeli_Zionist That is why Israel should be supporting the Lebanese forces more.

[@Mars-wm3eu]

Dont speak in our name habibi. What do you say now with the genocide happening in Gaza?

[@juancarloschalitasiade7487]

I would like Israel and Lebanon to have good relations.

[@Linaa_19]

Juan Carlos Chalita no thank you we don't want to have good relations with the israeli goverment neither the civilians. We stand for our palestinian brothers and sisters only. #palestineonly

[@Lucifer-fn9lg]

Lina Sibaii yeah 👌👌 stand strong cousins🇪🇬

[@lebanesedude1145]

@@Linaa_19 did you know that the Palestinians that you are supporting cause the Civil War in Lebanon???!!

[@Ali-nd9nj]

Marwan ana masry kman 🇪🇬 🇱🇧 🇵🇸

[@Lucifer-fn9lg]

quALItät 7bibi

[@khusufalqamar]

I'm the second lady Arabic male version. Peace to all countries along Middle East

[@Pooply21]

Should have went to bat yaam for more lebanese jews

[@leica0000]

Yeah it was a bit disappointing it was so hard to find any direct connections like with most of the other ethnicities.

[@ewqdsacxz765]

Bat Yam is mainly Turkish Sephardis and Russophone Ashkenazis.

[@ewqdsacxz765]

​@negro bsr I do trust your judgment, but I haven't noticed a lot of Bat Yam Iraqis myself, so I'm just wondering, where did you meet the Iraqis in Bat Yam? Like, at work/school/neighborhood?

[@ewqdsacxz765]

​@negro bsr Oh, that makes sense. I know Iraqis from Jaffa.

[@Pooply21]

@@ewqdsacxz765 there is a Lebanese kenis on Eli Cohen Street. It's pretty much where they put all of us 😂

[@interestingyoutubechannel1]

May secular humanism prevail in Lebanon, over the "parties of god". I wish our friends in Lebanon good luck, in their difficult struggles ahead against hezbollah fascists and other totalitarian entities like them. Israel and Lebanon our historically cousins woven of the same Levantine fabric in the bronze age, and have had ancient wars fought alongside one another in alliance, and against each other. Also both of our people experienced countless empires colonizing our lands. I hope not only for peace, but for one day to have mass realization of our cultural bridges, and circumstances that allow to be active on this in a positive way.

[@svlo3245]

That's a lie Israel and Lebanon are mortal enemies Israel ravaged Lebanon in 2006 Lebanese people until this day hate Israel for it

[@interestingyoutubechannel1]

@@svlo3245 Many Lebanese I talked to actually like Israel and what it stands for. We have saved countless Christian middle-eastern refugees, who are now equal citizen Israelis. We believe in free speech, free press, free assembly, freedom of religion, the vote and the rule of law from a functioning independent judiciary. You'd be surprised how many Lebanese would feel allied to that. 2006 was about an insurgent group IN Lebanon, there was never any hostility towards the Lebanese people or the country itself. I should know, I'm Israeli.

[@interestingyoutubechannel1]

​@@svlo3245 I don't blame the average Iraqi for the bombs that were dropped on us, I blame Saddam Hussein and his mobster mafia family goons.

[@Mouqawem]

false lebanon is not the cousin of europeans, yemenites and morrocans we are the cousin of the native palestinians that you stole the land from

[@dogbert52]

Could be a fantastic combo. Amen!

[@eall5630]

You need to do one on Bukharians!

[@Nicolay406]

I agree.

[@Ronbugy9]

And Kavkazim!

[@Nicolay406]

@@Ronbugy9 yes kavkazim and bukharim are brothers 💪🤞

[@emilaslan8452]

Mountain Jews from the Caucasus!

[@theklorg305]

Its amazing how people from all over the Diaspora unify in Israel

[@agadre856]

Hope one day there will be peace between Israel and Lebanon, and all nations of the world.

[@DeadChavez]

Israel has no problems with Lebanon. Israel has problems with Hezbollah. No Hezbollah - no problems

[@hishamahmed21]

Omg I’m Muslim Egyptian and I would take the last guy and his grandmother as guests in my house in Cairo 😍❤️

[@abiryaakovalmoznino3395]

May I come as a guest I really want to visit the beautiful country of Egypt 🇪🇬 from your neighbor 🇮🇱

[@hishamahmed21]

@@abiryaakovalmoznino3395 For sure my bro!😄 Whenever you come to Egypt hit me up and I’ll be delighted to show you around!😁 But I gotta get to know you first of course👌🏻😊💖

[@hemafalcon629]

@@hishamahmed21 traitor !! خائن

[@aoskej7952]

@@abiryaakovalmoznino3395 you are egyptian not Israeli Israelis do hate Egypt

[@abiryaakovalmoznino3395]

@@aoskej7952 bro I’m Israeli u idiot אני מי ישראל that’s how I know you have been lied to and like many others around the Arab world, people here love Egypt and wish we can go without being harmed. Stop making two believers of Allah go against each other

[@xissur856]

🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️ Love from Lebanon

[@jonathanrotem251]

Love from Israel 🇮🇱❤ 🇱🇧

[@abiryaakovalmoznino3395]

Love from Israel 🇮🇱❤️🇱🇧 really want to visit pls unite so u can defeat hezbollah

[@footballtv5376]

@@abiryaakovalmoznino3395 FYI lebanese love Hezbollah regardless of their religion

[@AIN-Production]

@@footballtv5376 Not true. It's not about religion anymore. They entered the political sector in Lebanon and they're also responsible for the country's political corruption. I'm a shia Muslim and I'm against all the ruling parties in Lebanon including Hezbollah!

[@-------------------DD]

It's true: Tel Aviv and Beirut are so so similar. I used to go to Israel when I was young, and I lived in Beirut on and off for most of my life. I look forward to returning to Israel in the future. It's a lovely place. I had to stop going because Lebanon threatened to ban me from entering if I went back to Israel. Thank God I got that American passport now. I'm finally free. Side note: There are Jews in Lebanon. We also have a beautiful shul downtown in Beirut.

[@wawawoo-24]

How were you able to go to Israel with a Lebanese passport? Question: Do you think if it were not for Lebanese Shia (Hezbollah supporters) who are pro-Iran, that peace would be feasible or is it more complicated than that?

[@-------------------DD]

Hi, went to Lebanon and Israel with a US passport. There would be no Hezbollah if Israel would not have started a ground invasion in the late 70's. So you are right, it's more complicated. The problem is not Israel, it's Zionism. It destroys lives. @@wawawoo-24

[@zeena599]

My grandmother who was expelled from native city Haifa , leaving behind her house and everything else that belonged to her family, had a chance before she left the world to see Haifa and the house she was born in , she had similar account to that guy, the occupants of her house allowed her in for few minutes after begging them to let her inside and see her house for the last time to bid it goodbye , I remember her too , saying it has changed very little, and pieces of furniture were still there as she left them . The difference between the two accounts , is that my grandfather and her family were forced to leave , it was not her choice to leave her home, her life , and everything she cherished , to go for a life of a refugee living in other people’s countries .she died shortly after the sad visit .

[@JohnJE123]

I hear what you are saying, Zeena, about your own family's experience. But, about the Jews of the Arab world, do you really believe that over 99% left (there were 879,000 in 1947 and less than 3,000 today, and most Arab nations now have zero Jews) by CHOICE?

[@ef2718]

Other Arabs chose to stay in Haifa.

[@joshgross000]

This is absolutely terrible. Had we only had peace in the aftermath of 1948 these sort of things could have been reconciled. My ancestors fled Europe in a similar fashion, with nothing.

[@mtnrth4080]

How I've waited for this video!

[@lvalariusaaa3833]

shalom from al lebanese living in germany

[@patriotsforisrael3610]

Shalom! 🙋🇮🇱💙

[@lvalariusaaa3833]

reemJE ehm ok eza ana khayne 🤷🏻‍♀️ aslan mahadan khayen gheir sha3b l3arabi ben ba3do w be2saf eni lezm ul hek shi bs haidi ha2i2a w enta bta3rfa ktir mnih

[@lebanesedude1145]

@reemJE كلي خرا

[@youneszreika]

reemJE Rude

[@muhammedhoteit4261]

@the dark age shu mafroud ta3mal eza l lebneneye keno 3am ye2tlo l yahoud Eh shu mafrud ta3mol? Heyye yahoudeye lebneneye w btefte5er eno ka sha3eb naza3to l ta2fe l yahoudeye b lebnen W ataltouhon Lezem na3mal 7al w nraj3 lebnen metl ma ken bel 60s

[@ksalam1234]

Wonderful video Corey. I hope you could one day give us a visit here in Lebanon! All the love from across the border

[@TheKingdomFilms]

We wish for peace

[@eros727]

I’m feeling a certain kind of way about this being half Lebanese (father) and a Palestinian born mother ( she was born prior to ‘48 in a small town north of Nazareth) who grew up in Lebanon.

[@ilovenoodles7483]

It's pretty sad that after the recent Iranian strikes against the US in Iraq, that is actually dangerous for Cory to ask the Palestinians what they think of it.

[@MakeLoveNotWar865]

Iran and US working together to weakness Arab countries, don't believe the fake news.

[@ansarullah2005]

What's sad about it?

[@davidweiss9891]

I'm gonna east ur noooodles

[@biblebus1080]

Pfft it's dangerous for Corey to ask the Palestinians anything. They're a bunch of weak ass ppl who clearly can't and don't think for themselves.

[@MakeLoveNotWar865]

@@biblebus1080 STFU, we know what we are doing smartly.

[@ungrateful-66]

Sometimes I can’t help but laugh at the (usually misspelled and grammatically incorrect) anti-Semitic and anti-Zionist comments... All you ever read on RT News videos.

[@davidweiss9891]

RT is 🤮 , Netanyahu should really ask Putin to get RT to tone down their hateful rhetoric, they are worst than Al-Jazeera

[@zavtradnem]

@@davidweiss9891 who gives a damn abour rt? They are russian al jazeera who cares?

[@davidweiss9891]

@@zavtradnem , I just feel like Putin is such good friends with Netanyahu he should stop it, but you are right that is why I don't watch RT anymore

[@Maugrim76]

I've heard Lebanon once was a rather stable country, more respect and live & let live among the largest communities. Didn't they have a law that the top positions in government should be from each of them? Loving your diverse content, Corey. Another ethnicity you should look up is the Swedish-Jewish minority in Israel. Quite a large group of families and individuals from the southern part of our country has fled Sweden for Israel, due to rising aggressive Muslim antisemitism. Our government isn't treating this as if it's serious. Like, modern era. 2010-ongoing. I can't believe that's real life right now. My countrymen/women having to leave mostly because bully-tactics and for them being Jewish. Many are in Tel Aviv area I think. There's even a Swedish bakery (FIKA) in Tel Aviv. 🌿 🇸🇪👋🇮🇱🌿

[@davidweiss9891]

Even more so French, there are a ton of French people in Netanya, Jerusalem and the West Bank

[@Maugrim76]

@Nir HakimianThat is truly unfortunate. I like it that they have the cedar tree on their flag and the country just looks beautiful, judging from photos. The few Lebanese people I've met have been really nice too.

[@interestingyoutubechannel1]

@@davidweiss9891 OMG have you seen the numbers of French in Tel Aviv lately? People speaking French everywhere. Not complaining though, it's a beautiful language.

[@davidweiss9891]

@@interestingyoutubechannel1 , i think most Frenchies end up in the settlements like Maaleh Edumim

[@ungrateful-66]

Maugrim76 Sweden will find it’ll have a detrimental effect on the economy.

[@ForeverRepublic]

I use to think all Lebanese hate us but there seems to be some quiet pro-Isrsel sentiment/contentment among some Lebanese. Particularly Christians, some Sunnis and in the Lebanese diaspora, although they'll never admit it publicly. My father and many of my relatives fought there. And my city was bombed when I was young. I do not want my kids to have the same experiences as me. Peace can be achieved.

[@interestingyoutubechannel1]

As soon as hezbollah and other eroding groups like them are kicked out by the Lebanese some time in the future (totalitarianism never lasts), I'd be excited to see what Lebanon and Israel can achieve together. In some ways, we should be natural allies. Two very diverse countries, with "western" values where it matters, up against the same type of geopolitical problems, and who have historical connection going all the way back to the beginning of our story.

[@Mouqawem]

@@interestingyoutubechannel1 even the people who hate hezb allah hate israel even more

[@davidweiss9891]

@@interestingyoutubechannel1 , seriously I'm left-wing myself but we need to stop this fantasy of having a real peace with A-rabs , it will never happen, they have a savage unforgiving culture.

[@interestingyoutubechannel1]

​@@davidweiss9891 Firstly, many Lebanese would tell you they're not Arab (were never involved in pan-Arab movement's hostility toward us), and that aside, what I commented here above... it could sound more fantastical than what I meant - I just think its not far-fetched if after hezbollah's demise, to have a future with possibility of (economic/political/etc) cooperation and gradual trickle of grassroots social change, while at the same time, problems of hostility between some people still existing. You say you're left-wing but respectfully, you don't sound like one at all. I don't deny there's serious problems within Arab culture e.g. to do with expressing dissent, women, religion.. (and I have criticisms about some aspects of our Jewish cultural traditions too by the way). I just think we have achieved mostly successful peaceful coexistence with local Arabs (most who I interact with day-to-day are good people), despite Jews & Arabs being at war. This wasn't achieved by calling all of them "savage". I don't have a crystal ball and neither do you. It's good practise to be pessimistic and a realist, but it's also worthwhile to consider what potential human beings have for the near future. The world is changing, tech is changing us. Soon those Shi'a kids in Lebanon being used as puppets for ayatollah colonialism, will be free. Bloodshed will drop dramatically. Education systems will need facilitators / pastoral carers, not teachers. Who needs a teacher when you have the web. Many implications for these things. Why you do think Iranians want to topple their fascist regime - they didn't envisage wikipedia, social media, open source knowledge, forums etc in 1979. The middle east might look very different in a few decades, we can predict Nothing, is the only thing we know for sure.

[@interestingyoutubechannel1]

@@davidweiss9891 Depends who you talk to, how they were educated/raised. Many Arabs in Israel I talk to, believe that it makes no difference to them whether a person is a Jew or Arab i.e. we're all human beings. Not all of them are brainwashed like they are in the west bank Palestinian schools & media.

[@nadiaari4041]

I love this video . Thank you so much for making it

[@saveearth8237]

Hi , im from israel and i love Lebanon. I wish that your country will be great again

[@ajsuflena156]

the second person the woman was so nice!

[@peterb.2119]

by the way, mssakhan and makloubeh are not Lebanese, they are pure Palestinian dishes. Also worth mentioning that the last guy in the interview was the best :D

[@olegvmail]

These are dishes from Levant. Palestinian dishes? What is that? You have some new cousin since your creation at 1964? Since you’re created by KGB, it must be something like borsch ....

[@jad678]

@@olegvmail cringe zionist tryna pretend like palestine didnt even exist before 1948, mesakhan and maklouba ARE 100% PALESTINIAN DISHES LMAO ASK ANY ARAB HE WOULD KNOW.

[@olegvmail]

@@jad678 I guess you’re well Wikipedia educated person ...

[@farahd941]

@farahd941 1 minute ago So sorry! MESGHAN is a Palestinian dish. Made with chicken and tanour bread, olive oil, sumac , onions, etc. unbelievable first you ethnic cleanse the Palestinians from their land and physical homes and now you also steal their cuisine? And by the way Makloba is also a Palestinian dish ask anyone in the Middle East. Where did you come up with it’s from Iraq? Amazing when Israelis say they want to kill all the Arabs or get rid of all the Arabs they forgot about you the Arab Jew from Egypt, Lebanon, Iraq, Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria, and not to forget Iran etc. it is so sad that Israelites have no culture they stole the beautiful faith of Judaism and equated a faith with Zionism/Fascism. By the way falafel and hummus are all food originating from Arab countries. Do you know our prophet Abraham was born in what now is known as aIraq? Arab Jews in Israel are treated as third class citizens. The terrorist Ben - Givr is Israel Prime Minister, google him you will see he is an Iraqi Jew. Ben encourages the murder of Palestinians and is arming the Israeli settlers or I should say the illegal Israeli settlers to kill Palestinians in the West Bank. Enough that you have butchered and caused a genocide of over 24,000 innocent lives, you murdered them and now you are stealing the Palestinian ethnic food and music and movies, etc. The lady with the blonde hair in the video they interviewed she had a very good heart she spoke about the beauty of the Arab family and culture and how they take care of each other. The rich Arab Culture film, theater, music, a culture full of values and principles. Why are Arab jews afraid to say they are Arabs? I can go on and on, so disgusted! Unbelievable unbelievable unbelievable! Yes, I am aware the video was made four years ago. But for the Palestinians, they have been occupied for the last 75 years and oppressed and treated with no human dignity. So it doesn’t matter whether this video/interview was made yesterday or four years ago. The mentality of the Zionist/fascist has not changed, if anything the monsters head keeps multiplying. In 19 48, over 750,000 Palestinians were ethnically cleansed from their land. Per The United Nations resolution 194, the refugees have the right to return to their homeland and claim their physical stolen homes. But Israel will not allow it , but it will allow Arab Jews and all Jews from around the world to immigrate to Israel and expel Palestinians. please enjoy the Palestinian land and food and music and culture that you stole.

[@ilovejujubee1]

The last guy is cute

[@ungrateful-66]

ilovejujubee1 YES HE IS! Israel has tons of cute guys but he rarely finds them. My mom’s family is Jewish and I’m from Fort Lauderdale where there are many Israelis and Jews so know that there are plenty of gorgeous Israeli men and women.

[@ilovejujubee1]

Monsieur P. I know especially the mizrahi guys 😍

[@yaguar17]

He's ugly

[@abotrump5186]

Marry him

[@reuterromain1054]

His eyes sparkle like diamonds. What a great soul he must be.

[@nikosz66]

Bravo Corey ! That was a sweet video !!!

[@Jewish_Israeli_Zionist]

We really need to move back to Solomonic-Hiramic/ Judeo-phoenician times!

[@AshSatoshi489]

I like this episode I love peoples background

[@c.wdervin5987]

man that's really sad. i bet u if those 2 countries had peace they'd be the closest allies in the region and most people knows that's true. pretty sad again.

[@simonbennatan8257]

I'm happy that you included a Christian Arab of Lebanese origins. I'm Jewish, one of my best friends in Israel is Christian Arab of Lebanese origins. Just next time be careful not to impose the name Palestine or AlQuds. Let them speak and call it Israel and Jerusalem. Remember, they are Christians.

[@hayat9622]

I really hope both states can finally issue their problems with borders, pal refugees and stuff.. so we can live in peace. I am half-LB, greetings to all who want peace✌️

[@mrspotato20]

Love from Israel to beautiful Lebanon ❤️💕

[@p3tro722]

@@mrspotato20 thank you

[@sultanw1]

I’m lebanese and I see peace coming in less than a year , ☮️☮️🇱🇧 🇮🇱

[@hy4630]

ma3ak do3of nazar aw 7awal

[@ילדביתר]

@it's me bi sharafak

[@planespottingoliver7317]

@it's me lek Hal er

[@Jewish_Israeli_Zionist]

Well it didn't happen... maybe in the future

[@n00r45]

Now that was hella pretentious Try again....

[@michaelmeaiky3166]

Islam destroyed our country Lebanon :(

[@omarbaker6971]

I'm lebanese muslim raised and born in Germany. full respect to the christians ❤ 7abeb ilak ino mish l eslem 3am be5arbo il balad, hine hol shi3a min hezeballah le 5arabo l balad. Hol ma5azoun bil eslem bil Mara arafoune enzal 3a lebnen

[@abiryaakovalmoznino3395]

Indeed

[@mjoker7321]

Don't be racist jesus teach you to hate the outher religion not all muslims are bad and not all christians bad or jews if you mean about terrorist group terrorist they don't have any religion..

[@eddephilippe4208]

Hopefully one day Israel and Lebanon will make peace 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 stop to religious politics and racism. I’m lebanese by the way

[@reuterromain1054]

Israel would help Lebanon in this current crisis if both countries had a peace treaty. Get rid of this disgusting entity called Hezbollah and all things will turn to the better.

[@eddephilippe4208]

@@reuterromain1054 sure !! I wish we could

[@Botie2]

" Fried Kubbi. An incredible thing!" :D

[@sarahabby2044]

i only pray for peace between Lebanon and Israel, all the love for Israel from Lebanon

[@gabrielherera2110]

Me too,i m lebanese from lebanon ,remember there is always people in lebanon praying for peace between us too ,also palestinians ,i wish in the future hate and this nonsense would stop

[@sarahabby2044]

amen my friend@@gabrielherera2110

[@Ronbugy9]

Do one on Gorski Jews. (Kavkazim) Jews from the caucuses. There are plenty all over israel

[@MM-bt8ke]

I’ll volunteer interview

[@1terminatorr]

Wish the situation was better, and Jews and Arabs can go back to better days

[@СлаваСоюзуСоветскихСоциалистич]

On 3 January 2013, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed an Executive Order granting Russian citizenship to Gérard Depardieu. In February 2013, he registered as a resident of Saransk. Also in January 2013, he was appointed a cultural ambassador for Montenegro. During the summer of 2015, for his anti-fascist stance his films were banned from television and movie theaters in Ukraine and Israel

[@theprotector6099]

The Wagner Group (Russian: Группа Вагнера, tr. Grupa Vagnera), also known as PMC Wagner, ChVK Wagner, or CHVK Vagner (Russian: ЧВК Вагнера, tr. ChVK Vagner, Russian: Частная Военная Компания Вагнера), is a Russian paramilitary organization. Some have described it as a private military company (or a private military contracting agency), whose contractors have reportedly taken part in various conflicts, including operations in the Syrian Civil War on the side of the Syrian government as well as, from 2014 until 2015, in the War in Donbass in Ukraine aiding the separatist forces of the self-declared Donetsk and Luhansk People's Republics. Others are of the opinion that ChVK Wagner is really a unit of the Russian Ministry of Defence in disguise, which is used by the Russian government in conflicts where deniability is called for. It is believed to be owned by Yevgeny Prigozhin, a businessman with close links to Russian President Vladimir Putin.

[@СлаваСоюзуСоветскихСоциалистич]

Protector Blackwater USA was formed by Al Clark and Erik Prince in North Carolina.The Academi contractors have reportedly taken part in various conflicts, including operations in the Syrian War on the side of the ISIS and Jubhat Al Nusra as well as in Yemen aiding the Saudi regime to genocide the Houthi civilians. A merger between Triple Canopy and Academi, along with other companies that were part of the Constellis Group package, are now all gathered under the Constellis Holdings, Inc. umbrella. The transaction brings together an array of security companies including Triple Canopy, Constellis Ltd. In 2015 six american mercenaries reported by local media to be employed by Academi were killed in Yemen. The mercenaries were being led by an Australian commander believed to have been hired by the USA to conduct the Houthi genocide. In 2016, Ali al-Houthi, former President of the Revolutionary Committee, a body formed by Houthi militants, reported that a Tochka missile hit on a Saudi-led command center in Ma'rib resulting in the death of over 120 mercenaries, including 55 Saudi (9 officers), 11 UAE and 11 foreign commanders of Blackwater on January 17 as well as other material losses. Also in 2016, two hundred Sudanese mercenaries from Blackwater and their commander US Colonel Nicolas Petras were killed in Yemen in an attack by Yemeni forces on January 31 with another missile that impacted a gathering of the Saudi forces at al-Anad military base in Lahij province. Blackwater charges the government $1,222 per day per guard, "equivalent to $445,000 per year, or six times more than the cost of an equivalent U.S. soldier

[@Sahajayana-Nirvanasara]

Good Episode. It would be so informative if you did this with all the countries in Palestine-Israel...really enjoyed hearing from the Lebanese ----especially since you did not lump them in with those from Arabia, namecalling them "Arabs" ---as they are different in very good ways. Cheers to Lebanon and their traditional culture.

[@Sahajayana-Nirvanasara]

@the dark age *gotcha, good comment but Lide is more nuanced than using "arab" as a cuss word---someday we will move away from this racism-bs supremacy issue with zionist israel---sooner the better. I remember that their G-d (in reality just a blood sacrifice demigod) kicked "them' out from those lands {not worthy} commanding "them" not to return until Moshiach returns in the Flesh. I say "them" because many of the loudest have very little Semitic heritage and bloodline. +++One has to intimately Know Peace, to Give Peace a chance.

[@Sahajayana-Nirvanasara]

oops, " Life is more nuanced" and beautiful and fun and lovely and......

[@danieledelstein9129]

Lebanon had issues before Hezbollah, though Hezbollah is now their biggest issue. Ironically the Shi'as were very economically and politically disenfranchised, and relatively apolitical, during the early years of the post mandate state. It was really when Israel started getting into conflict with PLO fighters in the south that they began getting militarily into the fray. With the large Palestinian refugee population beforehand (and lack of will to naturalize them due to a number of factors), there was already an unincorporated sizeable demographic on the bottom rungs of society who were also engaged in cross border fighting, especially after the PLO was expelled from Jordan and relocated to Lebanon. Another thing which historically screwed Lebanon over was the French evacuation. Under the protected French mandate, there was a lot of prosperity under Maronite hegemony, whom the French favored (but the other demographics understandably disliked this arrangement since they were marginalized relatively speaking). But during this entire transitional period, there was a desire for a Maronite majority state which would be severed from the south and only annex some coastal cities including Beirut, with the Sunni majority Tripoli in the north being a "free city" & having the Christians have Lebanese citizenship and the Muslims Syrian citizenship. This whole partition falling apart, and the subsequent institutionalized sectarianism dividing Lebanese society within the unified state which prevailed, continues until this day. Anyways Lebanon is an amazing country and really beautiful. The last few months of protests are a reassuring pushback against systemic corruption in government and a multi sectarian outpour from the youth who reject sectarian culture and unite under the Lebanese flag & identity. Hopefully the future generation could help reap in a unified Lebanon that's functional, non corrupt, works for everyone, and ideally Hezbollah free. I'm 100% Ashkenazi Jewish American so have no personal roots but I studied Arabic and Lebanese history in college (weren't things I majored in but still), and my Arabic tutor post college is Lebanese. Really hope I could visit some day in the future; really intrigued by the people, culture, history, and country.

[@chrisofmelbourne87]

Wow awesome man, you are right. I am impressed with your knowledge! You should visit Lebanon, I did in 2010. Amazing & beautiful people, landscapes, history & food. :)

[@danieledelstein9129]

@Nir Hakimian I said the Lebanese Shi'a were politically and economically disenfranchised in the early years of the modern state's history, which is true. Even Amal, which is the more political wing of the Shi'a population, was not founded until 1974. Lebanon gained independence 1943. Al-Sadr, who founded Amal, began the origins of the movement in 1969 and openly stated it was to empower and give voice to the Shi'as who were the poorest and least represented native Lebanese group. And Hezbollah wasn't founded after Israel invaded Lebanon the first time to fight the PLO in 1982. I concede there were already Shi'a militias beforehand, though, but Sadr initially supported neutrality in the civil war.. not that it lasted too long. So yes politically they did begin a representative party and cohesion before Israel entered the first, but they primarily militarized in the context of the war. Especially as it relates to fighting Israel. Whether or not Hezbollah would've occurred without the conflict with Israel is interesting. Honestly I think a movement like Amal was inevitable, but not necessarily Hezbollah which was the result of a number of geopolitical factors at the time. Agreed that the existence of post revolution Iran and a weak centralized Lebanon had a large role in allowing the breeding grounds for Hezbollah.

[@danieledelstein9129]

@Nir Hakimian Yeah that's definitely true. Hence why I agreed Lebanese weakness is a strong factor in having created that vacuum. In Gulf states with a strong Central command, though, like Kuwait and Bahrain (the latter which is Shi'a majority), Iran can't really get a foothold. They thrive off strongarming and radicalizing Shi'a populations in the Arab world where there is dysfunction, civil war, and/or weak centralization. Yemen and Iraq being prime examples.

[@rockzilla5150]

@Nir Hakimian Not Lebanese weakness as much as corrupt Lebanese politicians being bought and sold.

[@T1985-q1d]

HezboIIah is a Hebrew word. It is in the Bible. Most Hebrew specking Israelis do not know that because they do not read their Bible.

[@ungrateful-66]

If you can’t ASK the Palestinians a simple QUESTION due to safety, it says a lot about their “culture.”

[@homosapien.a6364]

Many arab still believe that all israelis are european lmao

[@rayaninuk-6918]

First Lebanon is a country and being a Lebanese is a nationality not an ethnicity. Plz we need more vloggs about Lebanese Jews who moved to Israel and btw the 2nd guy is really hot

[@tonikeirouz7347]

4/10 Lebanese in recent polls want to normalise relations with Israel, 5/10 Lebanese want to just have a peace/non-agression pact after we solve our maritime and land disputes.... As a Lebanese, I want peace with Israel to benefit Both of our peoples technologically, economically, and culturally. Now that Arab countries are more open to peace, I hope my country soon follows them❤️

[@jonathanrotem251]

Israeli here. There is really no reason for animosity, even the USA and Canada have land disputes. We are brothers. Hebrew is a sister language of (sadly extinct) Phoenician, they were basically two dialects of the same language. The Phoenicians gave us writing! And we gave them their religion ✝️. The conflict is silly and should end.

[@mohammadjaafar1496]

@@jonathanrotem251 No reason for animosity you say. Your country tried to steal a large portion of Lebanon.

[@dogbert52]

Sadly. Only one person decides for lebanon. And he lives in teheran.

[@mohammadjaafar1496]

No peace till we get our stolen land back and till Palestinians return back.

[@mohammadjaafar1496]

@@dogbert52 this is just a lie created by people

[@ISCASA]

I know a lot of arabic people will agree with me but if Israel really want peace they have to show it to the arabic people and the Palestinian people And i don't talk about the Israeli citizens or Jewish people btw Because there nice and very close to our identity But about their government how they want to take all with power ana war

[@eliejabbour8827]

I hope lebanon and israel can have peace soon. Most lebanese want it but our country is being hijacked by a small minority of fanatics being brainwashed by iranian propaganda. Hope we can visit each other soon🇱🇧❤🇮🇱

[@tFighterPilot]

Shiites aren't a small minority, they're over 1/5 over the population. It's not like the rest of the sects are that keen on peace either. It's really only some of the Maronites.

[@tFighterPilot]

@Andrew Smith Well, obviously they'd be the most useful

[@reuterromain1054]

Lebanon is collapsing i hear in the news. Had Lebanon and Israel a peace treaty, Israel would help Lebanon where it could. I am certain about that.. Get rid of the fascists of Hezbollah and peace will come.

[@Jewish_Israeli_Zionist]

Amen🙏

[@Jewish_Israeli_Zionist]

@@reuterromain1054 Israel offered an aid and Lebanon (Hizballah) refused.

[@genesis2936]

The Arabic language is becoming more important now that relations between Israel and Arab countries are far less toxic than they’d ever been, bravo to Dubai who got the ball rolling and surely others to follow especially Iraq and other gulf states. Bahrain has had a Jewish woman (of Iraqi lineage) served as ambassador of Bahrain to many countries, her family has lived there since I believe the late nineteenth century. If Israelis know Hebrew, then Arabic is very learnable, I mean both languages come from the same parent language which is of course Aramaic, so everyone benefits,. Isn’t it wonderful to have all around peace !

[@y.l7455]

😐 It's arabic that came from few semitic languages and from Aramic. Hebrew is even older than Aramic.

[@genesis2936]

@@y.l7455 Yes, it’s a common misconception. I’ll try to clarify, yes much of Aramaic came from Hebrew way way back; however, modern Hebrew is way different than the ancient Hebrew,. So the Hebrew spoken here and now is in fact taken from the ancient Aramaic ! Hope it’s clarified. BTW, I’m a fluent speaker of Aramaic, no reading or writing, i don’t even know the alphabet. Shalom, Shlama (Aramaic), Salam - Peace ✌️

[@y.l7455]

@@genesis2936 It's also false. I'm a native Hebrew speaker - the nowadays Hebrew is very similar to the ancient. I can easily read the Torah and Tanah(Jewish Hebrew Bible) that was written in the ancient Hebrew and never changed since then.

[@yakigesher-zion7289]

Dude the first guy’s Lebanese background is like 1/24th why would you ask him about it

[@tFighterPilot]

As Corey said, finding Lebanese is no simple task.

[@easybehave]

Iam praying for peace in Lebanon. I never ever had see/hears some m0ngOls cry because musl1ms had defeated them. Respect to mongolian, they are really gentleman.

[@T1985-q1d]

HezboIIah is a Hebrew word. It is in the Bible. Most Hebrew specking Israelis do not know that because they do not read their Bible.

[@davidweiss9891]

@@T1985-q1d 🤣🤣🤣 it's arabic not hebrew Hizbu= Party of Allah = God Both are arabic words not found in the bible at all

[@T1985-q1d]

@@davidweiss9891 Most Hebrew specking Israelis do not read their Bible.

[@davidweiss9891]

@@T1985-q1d , 1) all schools in Israel teach the bible, both secular and religious. 2)you obviously don't read the bible if you think Hezbollah is in the bible🤣

[@T1985-q1d]

@@davidweiss9891 Hasidic Jew put effort to read the Bible but most of the other people in Israel do not have good knowledge of the Hebrew Bible. Like you do not know most of the words in the Hebrew Bible. May be you are from Iraq?

[@elierizkallah6547]

Love from Lebanon my friends

[@elierizkallah6547]

​@@ahmedalnajjar5331 thank you wise man

[@norbertkale853]

This is a very interesting project 👍👍👍 I liked the second interview with the woman and the last interview with the young man best. Both are very personable ! I am German and I'm very interested in other cultures, customs and the life in other countries. I like Israel and Lebanon very much 👍💓 I also like Israeli and Arab music ( Fairuz, Asmahan, Abd El Halim Hafez, Farid Al Attrach etc... ) very much 👍💓 Developments in Lebanon makes me very sad !

[@aymanf4351]

Listen to Ziad Al Rahbani's songs (he is Fairuz's son), he made a lot of very famous songs too. You'll find them funny if u get the situation in Lebanon.

[@norbertkale853]

@@aymanf4351 Yes, I know Ziad Rahbani. I value him very much as a composer and musician. All the Rahbani family is great !

[@aymanf4351]

@@norbertkale853 That's really nice that you know the Rahbani's already. Seems like you know your Lebanese music well!

[@norbertkale853]

@@aymanf4351 Yes, I do 🤩 I have a lot of Cds and even records/LPs of Fairuz and other Arab singers. I prefer the 50s, 60s and 70s style of music though. But I also like very much the album Fairuz sings Ziad Rahbani from 2001 ! But I also like Israeli, Persian and Indian music very much. Are you Lebanese ? I am German.

[@aymanf4351]

@@norbertkale853 Oh wow. Yes I am Lebanese, and I am afraid you are more enamored by our music than I am xD. It seems you are really fond of the entire region's music, how come?

[@aminemag10]

the first guy is from libya not lebanon actually lmao

[@mohammadjaafar1496]

True, I was laughing as well, and Lebanon is not even an ethnicity.

[@FreddyMercury24]

3:09He says half Lithuanian not Latvian

[@noneeded799]

in hebrew thats diffrent

[@karapuzo1]

@@noneeded799 ליטא = Lithuania בדוק במפה אם אתה לא מאמין.

[@ElisaAvigayil]

I clicked on this video because I thought it was about the Lebanese Christians who fled to Israel in the 1980s.

[@lenabouchait6682]

Love it ❤️❤️❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍👍🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻I’m Lebanese and I would love to visit isreal🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@jimharlow1038]

No thanks

[@lvalariusaaa3833]

lebanon would be just other country without Hisbullah! The people there are so tolerant and open minded love life ,partying, have good cultures related to family... etc. It is one of the most beautiful country and I really love it but I am sad because of the politicians there who are destroying the whole country because of their ignorance. I really hope there will be one day peace in the middle east... spread love we are all humans and stop using religion for political issues! there is one god and we all believe in the same god but everyone in his own way 🙏🏻 thats actually what makes the world so special and wonderful- the different cultures and believes👍🏻 but in same reason it also has lead to hate, no tolerance, discrimination... because of arrogance of politicians and the brainwashed people

[@mohammadjaafar1496]

You have a very weird imagination, Hezbollah is a direct response to Israel attempt at land grabbing South Lebanon from the Litani river all the way South, you can try overlooking reality, but reality will come back and bite you in the ass, Israel attempted to steal South Lebanon, built an apartheid state called Free Lebanon state ruled by the SOuth Lebanon Army terrorists who seceded from Lebanon, for 22 years Israel and its dogs the SLA persecuted the South Lebanese. You blew your chance once your side decided to steal South Lebanon.

[@sabah4123]

Something special about Lebanon!

[@The_Crow78.]

Nothing special. It is RUBBISH.

[@nas1202]

@@The_Crow78. let me guess israeli ?

[@Kabeyavictoria]

I have overdosed on Lebanese food my Lord

[@Mouqawem]

Lebanese people are the true canaanites

[@rinan4058]

@@Mouqawem even sacrifice children in the fire just like cananites did

[@rinan4058]

@the dark age false there is alot of archeological evidence, also Lebanese share 14% of DNA with jews

[@rinan4058]

@the dark age first of all, DNA evidence shows all jews are linked. second, DNa and blood doesnt make a people. thats a racist Nazi definition. we go by the same law nativr americans do, maternal line, after bew husbands come in someone can have 0% DNA and still he of the descent of the maternal line

[@rinan4058]

@the dark age the torah, gosepl, and Islam all confirm israel belongs to the jews. sorry go read ur own documents

[@shlomtzi84]

I have a dream Israel and Lebanon will have peace and i can visit Lebanon. I was there as part of a war and almost got killed. All along I was thinking what a shame such a beautiful country in under Hizbulla control. Lebanon should be the most tourist country in the middle east.

[@hsk2978]

I would like to watch some Czechoslovakia/Czech/Slovakia ethnicities video. But I guess finding those people would be even harder than with Lebanese...

[@davidweiss9891]

No they are actually more common in Israel than Lebanese

[@hsk2978]

@@davidweiss9891 thanks, I didn't know that

[@dogbert52]

If only they had haruska domaca in israel.....

[@hsk2978]

@@dogbert52 do you mean "domáca hruškovica" (home made pear destilate)? Or halušky (food)?

[@solvingpolitics3172]

Is it me or does Corey seem to spend a lot of time filming on the beach in Israel?

[@Linda43]

Yes lol

[@solvingpolitics3172]

Linda Steckel Israel filming on the beach. Palestinian area, drug stores.

[@Linda43]

@@solvingpolitics3172 The scenery does speak for itself. Sharm Al sheik in Sinai was so beautiful under Israel. I doubt it is the same under Egypt.

[@Linda43]

@Nir Hakimian You miss the point. I was speaking of its natural beauty unadorned by the modern world. I stand by my words.

[@Linda43]

@Nir Hakimian However we were speaking about Sharm Al Sheik. It would make a good video. People's recollections of Israel over the years. Shabbat Shalom

[@da3v1ls93]

Israel should aim to make a fearful example of these so the Hezbollah loving Lebanese just like how King Henry VIII did to the beligerants of the Pilgrimage of Grace

[@Linda43]

@@chugalongway01 And yet Israel has prospered and Lebanon has not.

[@marksimons8861]

@@Linda43 grim-visaged war has never really left Lebanon since the 1970s. It's taken the collapse of the Lebanese economy to bring young people together on the streets to protest against the sectarian kleptocrats that have ruled the country for decades.

[@ilovenoodles7483]

People, just remember the book of Genesis. God said, as He was referring to Israel: "I bless those who bless you and curse those who curse you.." Hence, why Israel has prospered and any one who supports Israel. It's not rocket science, nor does it even require a high school education, in order to understand it.

[@interestingyoutubechannel1]

Except we're not living in the 1500s...?! You can't send to prison or kill someone because of expressing their political views (but you can intellectually destroy them in argument), you can only do it if they act on those views, if these actions are against the law.

[@da3v1ls93]

@@chugalongway01 if Israel had all out war with Lebanon they could destroy them in a day or 2. Hezbollah are just a bunch of propoganda crooks trying to further destabilize the M.E.

[@baseline_hitchshalhoub2686]

Beautiful Lebanon is collapsing and needs help!

[@The_Crow78.]

Lebanon is RUBBISH nobody cares.

[@СлаваСоюзуСоветскихСоциалистич]

One daring Zionist asked me; What does it mean to be “Russian”? There is no specialization associated with this. Russians drive a German car, watch Asian porn, pay with American money, believe in a Jeωish god, quote French discourse mongers, - In short, the heart of the world and the universal synthesis of all cultures. Well, our old Russian tradition was precisely built around the fact that it had nothing of its own, except for the language in which this “nothing” was comprehended and verbalized. The Jeωs were engaged in something similar, but they called their emptiness God and were able to profitably sell it to the dumber nations. And what about us? We tried to sell to humanity the essence of nothingness. From a metaphysical point of view, this is breathtakingly cool, and at first it worked out quite well - therefore, Russians and Jeωs were considered mystical rivals. But if you can put a national stamp on G-d the ay the Jeωs did, how do you put it on the absence of thereof?

[@theprotector6099]

That's a cute performance, tinkerbell. But the NazBol routine is getting a little long in the tooth. Go onto 8kun and get yourself a fresher larp.

[@theprotector6099]

@@СлаваСоюзуСоветскихСоциалистич American? Like you? A tiger cannot change its stripes, NazBol. Try to avoid going blind from the methyl alcohol ;)

[@СлаваСоюзуСоветскихСоциалистич]

The Protector btw, 8kun and other Ζιo-provocateurs sites are blocked in Russia. Ρ.S. I don't drink ;)

[@theprotector6099]

@@СлаваСоюзуСоветскихСоциалистич So that's what you are, a 'Ζιo-provocateur'... Are the Sonnenkrieg boys aware of this?

[@СлаваСоюзуСоветскихСоциалистич]

On 3 January 2013, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed an Executive Order granting Russian citizenship to Gérard Depardieu. In February 2013, he registered as a resident of Saransk. He was appointed a cultural ambassador for Montenegro. During the summer of 2015, for his anti-fascist and anti-apartheid stance his films were banned from television and movie theaters in two apartheιd states - Ukraιne and Israel

[@noamto]

I thought you were doing this about the non-Jewish Lebanese that moved to Israel.

[@DeadChavez]

there a plenty of those

[@Muonium1]

16:40 I love what you do for the ASS PROJECT, Corey.

[@indeed7135]

Muonium 😐

[@talebovsky1]

I dont understand how some people would take it against lebanese being bitter about the attrocities Israel commited aganist them and arabs in general when Israel untill this day, black mails Germany and claims the land is theirs just bcz Romans and others expelled them from there thousands and thousands of years ago yet, we in lebanon it was just not even a year since israel last bombed... GO FIGURE.

[@adilelnhaily1960]

Actually Msakhen is Palestinian, not Lebanese.

[@RedPrince710]

This needs to be top comment. She tried saying Maklouba was Lebanese too.... 🤦‍♂️

[@adilelnhaily1960]

@@RedPrince710 For Maqlouba it's a bit different, I have Iraqi friends who call it Iraqi and make it, so I won't be able to comment on it.

[@santalofty4917]

VERY GOOD VLOG?WELDONE!! @1.11 the LADY make me feel so sad and have goosebumps too !! That last guy told the same story i Watch on a video about a granddaughter visiting the granny exhouse in algeria and saw pict frames and more still there !!!!

[@dylansalazar1226]

Can we have a video on “ethnicities of israel Italian “?

[@hereandnow8578]

"ethnicities of israel papua new guniea" first

[@tFighterPilot]

@@hereandnow8578 Italian Jews are actually a thing though... It's one of the oldest communities and existed even before the exile.

[@inonbo1992]

@@hereandnow8578 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@bollywoodoverhollywood8139]

So to sum up, the only things Israelis seem to know about Arabic culture is Umm Kulthum, Farid Al Atrash and kubbe. Mashallah.

[@מזרחיגאהמ]

الو الو يا بيروت. كرمال عيونك ارض الأرز

[@leica0000]

Has Corey really done all the ethnicities? Damn. I need to go through, always wanted to know what the North Americans and Europeans said.

[@mrspotato20]

There are also Austrian Jews in Israel i know some.

[@dogbert52]

Great food. And pretty good arak.

[@Knightof23baronofBerlin]

I would like to submit several questions to this channel ? how do I submit my questions to Corey someone please reply back to my message thanks, Jeremy ?

[@chineseviruszombie773]

Email address at the end

[@chineseviruszombie773]

Meanwhile you can ask me questions I'm an Isareli 😎🇮🇱

[@MA-qr6jj]

My question is to israelis from a jewish arab background . We all know that after jews were kicked out of the historical palestine 2000 years ago ,they had to move to neighbour lands and to the worldwide . In 2000 years the whole (jewish) ethnicity based on the fact that judasim is an ethnorelgious group like( yazidis for example) they may have changed due to Interracial mixing which means that some have become more of the lands they lived in for 2000 years than being jewish ..my question is what makes you deny your ethnicity of being arabs despite the fact that so many still speak arabic and the food they eat is arabic the music they listen to is arabic even their faces look more arab than arabs themselves ..isn't that selfdenying when you say you are israeli and not arab ?

[@interestingyoutubechannel1]

To answer your question, firstly "Israeli and not Arab" - there *are* Arab Israelis, almost a quarter of all the Israeli people are Arab. Secondly, "become more Arab than Jewish" - you're mistaken. In Arab lands, we were still called 'Jews' (Yahood), we were still self-identifying as the nation of Israel (Jews), and we were *additionally* identifying as "Egyptian" / "Libyan" / "Syrian" etc. Please do not get these concepts confused - virtually all the countries outside of Arabia that we call "Arab lands" are (or were) very diverse e.g. Egyptian could be Arab, Jewish, Copt, Nubian... a Libyan could be Amazigh.... a Syrian could be Aramean, Druze.... an Iraqi could be Assyrian, Yazidi, Shabak, Turkmen etc. etc. We are, and always were, Jews. Not Arab. The exilic influences on our culture *includes* some elements that people put in the "Arabic culture" box, but it doesn't make us Arab.

[@ragingblazer2941]

This is incredibly offensive. Us as Jews are descended from Isaac, Arabs are Ishmael. Why are you denying our own identity? Arabs want us dead.

[@interestingyoutubechannel1]

@@ragingblazer2941 Not all Arabs want us dead, many are friends, and many even fight in the Israeli army, don't forget. And I didn't find it offensive, ignorance is ok if corrected after being given the opportunity. And its easy for an outsider to think this way without knowing about us, after hearing the grandparents generation speaking in Arabic.

[@manon562]

@@interestingyoutubechannel1 I can see and understand that you don't identify as Arabs, but ...nevertheless, you guys do look like them! I am talking about those of you who are originally from those countries. You don't look like Ashkenazim, you really do look like Arabs. Just saying...

[@manon562]

@Starhopper That's for sure! The mentality is different, definitely. But then, so is the mentality between a Muslim Arab and a Christian one. That's probably why most Christian Lebanese REFUSE to be identified as "Arabs".

[@joeharna]

Msakhan and Maglooba are Palestinian

[@Seadoov]

🇮🇱🤝🇱🇧

[@emberatorlbnani2798]

مفشرت

[@emberatorlbnani2798]

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[@DogesBasement]

@@emberatorlbnani2798 If you will think like that,you will never get a peace.

[@OVD415]

Egyptian Jews aren’t even usually Egyptian they usually came there from other places from Europe to Yemen because Egypt was prosperous and open minded

[@andrewtang5761]

All Jews are from Israel. Learn the difference between nationality and ethnicity.

[@JonathanParis1]

Much love for the woman at 1:11 ! She looks Lebanese and thinks like lebanese. ❤️❤️❤️

[@mitzavor8468]

How can one "look Lebanese" Lebanese is not a shared ancestry. She doesn't even look middle eastern at all she looks like a typical white woman. Look at her blonde hair.

[@JonathanParis1]

@Doc M She looks very Lebanese !! My aunt is 100% Lebanese and looks very like her !!

[@MegaMayday16]

the last one has this typicalll bright lebanese mind. aware of beauty of history cosmopolitan good person to enjoy talking to without being dogmatic or nationalist

[@raberuo_dobida]

Really?! No one even mentioned Feirouz? And they call themselves "Lebanese". Lol!

[@talink6867]

who?

[@seana.3780]

Mesakhan and Maqlouba are Palestinian. Not Lebanese in origin.

[@promix3]

when caucausian?

[@TamirElias]

What is caucauian??

[@promix3]

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caucasian סמי גידו יהודים קווקזים

[@marksimons8861]

@@TamirElias From the Caucus region. It's a mountainous region between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea.

[@maracohen5930]

@@TamirElias Must be folks from the Caucasus, may Circassian, or Chechen?

[@billieboybuddha4238]

Always funny to hear all arabs, or people in those regions, claim the same foods to be theirs :) Egyptians say its theirs, lebanese say its theirs, palestinians say its theirs, iraqi's say it theirs, turks say its theirs :D

[@ef2718]

And they all boldly claim that, God forbid, none of it can be Israeli food, even though all over these videos you can see that the majority of Israelis are descendants of refugees that fled to Israel from Arab countries.

[@billieboybuddha4238]

@@ef2718 Arab countries? :D

[@ef2718]

@@billieboybuddha4238 Yes, the majority of Israelis are descendants of refugees that fled to Israel from middle eastern Arab countries. The percentage of Jews living in Arab countries today is zero. 500,000-700,000 Arabs fled out of Israel to Arab counties. 900,000-1,000,000 Jews fled to Israel from Arab countries, the descendants of these refugees make the majority of Israelis.