From Shtisel to Unorthodox: Why are there so many Ultra-Orthodox Jewish TV Shows? | Unpacked

[@juris6878]

Shtisel is so good, my family and me binge watched it and loved it

[@caelidhg6261]

I love that series...

[@deleted72636]

One of my favorite shows.

[@Eiramilah]

Shtisel was great. It was like an Orthodox Jewish version of This is Us. It was more about a family's ups and downs than a take on Judaism. I'm not Jewish but I've been to Israel and I felt at home.

[@BoqPrecision]

Your opinions on the treatment of Palestinians?

[@deborahfreedman333]

@@BoqPrecision Your opinion on arabs occupying Jewish land, and taking a false name, to confuse fools, and constantly killing the native people, the Jews?

[@anupamsatpathi2071]

@@BoqPrecision what the heck is Palestinian???? They didn't have there own history, they didn't have there own language, they didn't have there own religion, They didn't have their own ethnicity, All top of date they didn't have their own land. In my opinion Palestine is a artificial land created by the atoman empire to erase Jewish ✡️️ history, They also created Kosovo 🇽🇰, Azerbaijan🇦🇿 like that.

[@BoqPrecision]

@@anupamsatpathi2071 I'm laughing at your lack of education. Your unofficial narrative is like when a puppy heard enough from the masters at the dinner table to concoct your drivel? LOL Palestinians are arabs and arabs have a long history in the region. Hebrew was only revived in the 19th century.

[@anupamsatpathi2071]

@@BoqPrecision thanks, for clearing my point So called Palestinian are Arab and their country is called Saudi Arabia then why the live Israel🇮🇱??? You said Hebrew revived in 19th century , That's proves that Hebrew had much more older language then Arabic . I see you are a astrologer, nice to meet you Mr. Astrologer how do you predict I am an un educated, yeah it's true I am not graduate from any Madrasa .

[@pikachuisshook2795]

I got addicted to Shtisel through Shira Haas's amazing acting in Unorthodox and Princess. I think that's the same for many people to be honest

[@someoneelsewhere32]

Is Princess available on Netflix do you know?

[@pikachuisshook2795]

@@someoneelsewhere32 no. It's available (definitely not illegally) online. It's probably on DVD somewhere but you're gonna have to search

[@macnosmutano4849]

As someone interested in Jewish culture and religion this channel is an absolute gem. Keep 'em coming please.

[@arthursletteberg7956]

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[@catrox1617]

Hello I LOVE SHTISEL I am Italian Catholic and grew up in Little Italy in the '50's & '60's ALL my friends were like this. I SO miss the Yiddish & MY DEAR FRIENDS. They were always going kind to me. I HAVE INCLUDED over and over on Shtisel.

[@catrox1617]

Sorry few typos

[@BoqPrecision]

You saw the city change alot over the decades...

[@GigiAbbi-cu9qn]

As a ultra orthodox from the heart of Jerusalem its far from representing life in this neighborhood

[@gabrielachacon1893]

Iam Mexican and non religious but adored both Unorthodox and Shtisel and other shows about jewish people! we are all humans and share so many things

[@claqui]

I love Shtisel! It's just so delicate the way how they created their characters and how they explore it. As a frum person who was raised in a secular home, also Unorthodox is great as a tv show, but it could mislead people to think that everyone in the Charedi world is like that...

[@burcu4711]

i watched shtisel 3 seasons, it was very beautiful, i recommend to everybody 👍🏼

[@gboubegtiten2581]

Peter Santenello filmed for several weeks in the hasidic community of NY. Very interesting too!

[@shravanivak8898]

I love Shtisel, all actors did an amazing job.

[@someoneelsewhere32]

Shtisel is without a doubt one of the best series on KZbin. Have watched it over and over. As I have with Unorthodox.

[@ahmedahmad8687]

I enjoy every single episode, also learn so much about the culture with shtisel

[@RushedAnimation]

Unorthodox is so inaccurate. Satmer is one of the few chassidic sects that DOESN'T hold of the eruv! They really need to have frum Jews consulting on these shows.

[@RushedAnimation]

@@ferdinanddaratenas3447 This is a basic thing so central to any frum Jew's life. You don't misremember if you held of the eruv or not. Trust me. I assume it came from the writers, bc if it came from feldman I'd have to assume she made the whole story up if she got such a basic fact wrong.

[@nicolepelletier9081]

There's a whole special on how they made the series of unorthodox. You can go watch it they did have Hasidic Jewish representation rabbis on set for proper representation depiction in the show.

[@RushedAnimation]

@@nicolepelletier9081 I'll have to check it out, but I have lots of chassidish relatives and spend a lot of time in that community, including with a number of chassidishe rebbes, and the idea that a chassidishe rebbe would work with a tv production, even if it was pro-chassidish (which Unorthodox wasn't), is laughable.

[@reacher9856]

I wonder if shomer Torah Jews would even consider consulting?

[@northstar2621]

@@ferdinanddaratenas3447 I believe she said they looked at some inaccuracies through their fingers for the sake of the plot and because non-Jews don't really notice these things so it doesn't bother most viewers

[@meq4274]

This video is awesome. As a Sephardic “modern Orthodox” Jew who battles every day with stereotypes and assumptions of what my life is like or what I believe, it’s so refreshing for someone to acknowledge the diversity and humanity of us. I cannot even tell you how many people asked me if I was going to have shave my head when I was engaged, because they had seen unorthodox and assumed we all did that.

[@hassanjamal4212]

If your fathr not jew ur not jew lol

[@ApollonianShy18]

@@hassanjamal4212 mother *

[@hassanjamal4212]

@@ApollonianShy18 nope mother do not pass down their lineage. Only fathers. Most Jews only have jewish mothers and non Jewish fathers so technically they are not even Jews.

[@naomifeldman2096]

@@hassanjamal4212 If the mother is Jewish, her children are Jewish.

[@hassanjamal4212]

@@naomifeldman2096 nope. A tree is known by its fruit.

[@jackholloway1]

Would recommend Menashe, a film about a Haredi Jewish man in New York whose son is being raised by his brother after the death of his wife. It was made by Haredi Jews and is based on the experiences of the lead actor, really good

[@TheKoderius]

There are so many small but important cultural nuances in Shtisel I could make 10 videos about them.

[@markrcca5329]

there is also a great show "Srugim" which is based in a Modern Orthodox community.

[@puskasamber1449]

There is a minor inaccuracy related to the foundation of Satmar. The Satmar Hasidic Dynasty was founded in Szatmarnemeti in the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, more precisely in the territory of the historic Kingdom of Hungary. That place became part of Romania under the name Satu Mare some 15 years after the foundation

[@Cygnus75]

What I don't like is Shtisel having an American version. The original version is perfect and speaks to people from all over the world, Jewish or not, and we can notice in the comments here. It's all because Americans need translation of everything into their own real. They're not open to know about others, and they hate subtitles. They should pass that few inches barrier, like Bong Joon-Ho said, and be open to great films, and shows.

[@Dee-ps3um]

Shitisel was fantastic! I binged watched 3 seasons!

[@sylviasolomon2241]

You so clear . ............תודה רבה

[@jflax56]

Love love love these. And narrator does a brilliant job!

[@Andre-by4su]

3:17 there is an inaccuracy. It was not founded in Romania but Austria-Hungary, as that territory belonged to Hungary until 1920

[@UNPACKED]

You're correct, but it is in current day Romania :) Borders were changing so often in that part of the world between the 1800s and 1990s that it's just easier to talk about what country the town is a part of today. Before Hungary it was under Ottoman control for a while too.

[@Andre-by4su]

@@UNPACKED it's all true, but the statement that it was founded in Romania in 1905 is factually incorrect. "In today's Romania" would be fine. Sorry, some of us are very fastidious about history and geography, with me especially in this case because part of my family originated from that area :) love the channel by the way, keep up the good work!

[@UNPACKED]

We also care a lot about accurately portraying history and geography (you should see the discussions during production about every little word and graphic!) and sometimes things are simplified a little to make things easier for a general audience to understand without bogging them down with added detail. Your suggestion of "in today's Romania" would have been a better solution.

[@ApollonianShy18]

So you mean somewhere in Transylvania? Umm, nice... :))

[@devdamani3528]

Shtisel is ❤️. A shtisel fan from India 🇮🇳

[@ruthiecohen4817]

This video was so well done and well researched. Thank you so much for putting it out.

[@allcatz]

I don't think an American version of Shtisel can hold a candle to the original.

[@MrJoebrooklyn1969]

Maybe but the Americans wouldn't know any better so they may like it nonetheless.

[@shloimywaxman6493]

There is way more satmor members, and the satmor community is nothing like in unorthodox

[@marknaiman4430]

Don't care about "Golden Globe nomination" It is simply awesome show. Especially, for me: a secular Jew. I do understand language and traditions and it makes me sad or laugh at times. This is how TV show should impact a human being.

[@lucienneferbona4567]

I love Shtizel ♥️♥️🌺🌺🌸♥️🙏

[@HamInHashomron]

Nice video. A couple corrections to note. Not all Orthodox Judeans are Haredi. Today, there are many Sepharadi Judeans who are Haredi. Regarding the Eruv, it is more complicated than just simply putting up a wire. Note Chasidei Chabad do not ever use an Eruv.

[@UNPACKED]

We don't say all Orthodox Jews are Haredi, we are saying that the term Haredi is the preferred term for what people call "Ultra-Orthodox Jews", neither do we say that all Haredi Jews are Ashkenazi. Regarding the eruv, this definitely isn't an explainer on the eruv, what makes one kosher, the meaning behind it, and how different Jewish communities relate to it.

[@nicbahtin4774]

The irony is that Hardim don't have TV so they can't watch the show.

[@UNPACKED]

You'd be surprised how many of them actually watch these shows!

[@khazermashkes2316]

I know haredi people who watch Shtisel

[@ApollonianShy18]

Hardim do not have TV? they maybe watch online?

[@ApollonianShy18]

@chananel 3 awesome!

[@nicbahtin4774]

@@ApollonianShy18 i guess then even Hardim can have Big Brain moments

[@rosegold1671]

Just binged watched Shtisel loved it💜 had no clue about Judaism at all I'm facinated , a whole new world 🌄 love from NZ💓

[@panicred]

I love Unorthodox, one of my favorite series.

[@JadeScarlett]

Now if only we would have shows that focus on the Sephardic haredi communities it would be truly amazing!

[@isimsizkanal1]

The Club on Netflix

[@eliezerw732]

The problem is that these shows are NOT authentic portrayals of the orthodox jewish communities

[@caelidhg6261]

One movie or series I would like to see is one that takes place in the early years after WW2 and with the establishment of the communities that are prevalent today. Focus on a family that escaped the Holocaust and how they settle in Brooklyn.. or something like that..

[@ApollonianShy18]

Oh I'd love to see such a film or series too😍😍😍

[@מעין-צ9ג]

Are you jewish?

[@rafaelaizon8025]

A joint israeli-american production and members of the hasidic community as consultants

[@levykatzman842]

You wouldn't really find manishevits by chareid

[@cohenlabe1]

1 there is a 'Chet' in front charedi 2 check out the film 'menashe' and I know it's old but the film 'uspeasian' I might have misspelled it but that is a grate film where a religious jew aka charedi meets up with his old criminal friends from his youth

[@UNPACKED]

In English most people write חרדי "Haredi" and so that is what we stuck with. There is also something to be said about the proper pronunciation of the letter ח - if it should be a n airy "kh", almost "h" sound similar to the letter ح (ḥāʾ) as opposed to a harder "kh" like a kaf without a dagesh and the Arabic letter خ (Khāʾ). We almost included a clip from Menashe in the video, but wanted to keep it mostly to films and shows from the last 10 years. :)

[@cohenlabe1]

@@UNPACKED I should not have been so hard on you guys

[@hye113]

@@UNPACKED props for the correct pronunciation note!

[@andrewmkopnicky4921]

Great show!

[@Lior26]

Hassidic Jews are Orthodox Jews; not ultra-orthodox. "Ultra-Orthodox" is a term used by the media to marginalize a group or to portray them as extremists battling with extremists of other religions. Mother Theresa was never called “ultra-Catholic.” Albert Schweitzer was never called “ultra-Calvinist".

[@amiramar5891]

Can you guys do a video more in depth on the sephardm?

[@UNPACKED]

What about "the Sephardim" would you like to know? We've made videos about Mizrahi music (kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5-ud6aCjtaZbLs), aliyah from Yemen (kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHeQqmaJa5hpaqs), and about Anusim (kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmGul6NoYrGknpY) as well as a bunch of others that touch on Mizrahi and Sephardi Jews. You should check them out!

[@singaporenoodles7189]

Wow I want to watch these shows 😍

[@myopinions1]

Ok time for some corrections. Satmar was created in america and that doesn't represent satmar it represents bad parenting and a child growing up in a broken home. Once you understand that i don't think you need the rest of the corrections.

[@SeanWasserman]

Satmar was not created in America. It came to America from Europe like all the other Hassidic sects.

[@myopinions1]

@@SeanWasserman nope. Satmar was not a Chassidic group until the satmar rov eventually gained chassidim in america years after he emigrated here. In europe he was just the rov of the city after being rov of many cities. It's known as satmar because that was the last place he was a rov before the war and he emigrated. Hence he was still called the Satmar Rov through the war and his emigration to america. He only became a chassidic sect and got chassidim in america. In europe he was a chassid of a different chassidic group for a bit.

[@paudsmcmack3117]

It’s an isolated community people are interested. Its a great program! I wish it showed more of the real behavior some of these holy people get up to.

[@BankiTamas_Hu]

Could you please share the links to the films? I might pay the first time ever for Netflix to see them.

[@UNPACKED]

Shtisel and Unorthodox are on Netflix, so is The Awakening of Motti Wolkenbruch. We don't have a link to share of Fill the Void. Shababnikim [The New Black] and Kipat Barzel [Commandments] are possibly available to stream online, we aren't sure (episodes are available online if you are in Israel), and Autonomies is available on Amazon Prime.

[@erdem7124]

3:06 So many parts of a one religion..Very interesting graphic..

[@מעין-צ9ג]

No lol it's so many part of one sect of a religion we have way more sects

[@yamahyeshayahu7466]

Shababnikim is SO GOOD and underrated. Highly recommend.

[@augusteangers4939]

Why remake already good series/movies? 🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️

[@jajakih]

Shtisel is such an amazing show.

[@nancystewart5370]

Shtisel and unorthodox was brilliant never knew anything about the Jewish way of life .

[@AI-hx3fx]

I'm scared at how many of the terms and concepts I understand and am fascinated with; was I Jewish in a past life?

[@sangeetapatel296]

I loved Shtisel...am an Indian spiritualist

[@jimmyrbyamirb7IDF]

Has anyone watched netflix "Unorthodox" Julia Haartz..? She has many problems, such as trying to survive in NYC, after being outcast by Heredi.

[@beccas2065]

Two of the best shows ever made!!

[@evelincardoso2230]

Não encontrei o filme filme fill the void em lugar nenhum

[@Rolando_Cueva]

Shtisel > Unorthodox

[@liveandletlive2894]

Why did you keep playing scenes from shababnikim, but not mention it?

[@UNPACKED]

We put it's name on screen (in the US it's called "The New Black"), and we spoke about the general influx in popularity of shows about Haredim, and Shabankinkm is one of them - so we showed it.

[@liveandletlive2894]

@@UNPACKED that actually helped me! I didn't know it had another name. You know where I can watch it with English subtitles? My Hebrew isn't good enough to watch it properly.

[@UNPACKED]

It seems that it's streaming with English subs on www.chaiflicks.com/

[@liveandletlive2894]

@@UNPACKED thanks

[@recepciapanorama6120]

i like your channel

[@the_specialista6319]

If these were Muslim sitcoms people would've said that we all are extremists, sexist and oppressive...

[@shadebinder9969]

Nah I want to see a Muslim sitcom. Having a sitcom doesn't mean the people portrayed are approved of. People aren't watching Shtisel and neccesarily thinking wow what a interesting and nice lifestyle. Hasidic/Haredi is oppresive especially for women. That's why it's popular. Because it's interesting.

[@LizzyS57]

@@shadebinder9969 exactly! I was just thinking that watching Shtisel recently, which I love. It would be so interesting to have a similar show revolve around a Muslim family living in Jerusalem or anywhere else in the world really. If we’ll made, it would offer a great insight and actually also help to humanise the community that is often misunderstood / misjudged (I would hope at least, as it has done with Shtisel).

[@מעין-צ9ג]

They say this about orhtodox jewish shows and people too tho lol

[@shivamrai2886]

There are a lot of Muslim sitcoms, no one has ever said nearly to that

[@מישהוגם]

I'm a lie, I'm ultra-Orthodox and it doesn't represent the ultra-Orthodox community at all, it's a series that wasn't made by ultra-Orthodox at all, but by secularists

[@GigiAbbi-cu9qn]

Stesel has nothing to do with actual orthodox life and the other movies representing some customs of small communities amongst the ultra orthodox

[@elcanalderebeca]

Good morning 🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾

[@uberfu]

You referenced Mel Brooks films in your opening clips while calling out stereotypes. Sorry - BUT it's NOT a stereotype if the filmmaker is a Jew himself and he wrtoe the material.

[@NEWYORK-hm4mp]

Unorthodox does not reflect Satmer life style a single bit I know them very well

[@gina2930]

Can you be more specific??

[@boredlawyer3382]

It's not supposed to be Satmar. It is a Yerushalmi family who live in Geulah.

[@raficohn421]

This is wrong NOT all Chareidi Jews speak Yiddish!

[@sholom11]

As a Charedi Jew, I must say this was a great reviews summary, except for the Manischewitz. Most Charedi Jews I know wouldn't touch that repugnant bottle of syrup! 🤮

[@FrankSui_]

I loved Shtisel but I had to stop watching after 8 episodes because I couldn't get pass the chewing sound in every meal scene...

[@alaynagould17]

I hated the Awakening of Motti Wokenbruch, it hit every misogynistic trope there is. It was one-dimensional and frankly offensive. Motti seemed to be more focused on degrading the women in his life than actually rejecting tradition. It perpetuated antisemitic tropes as well.

[@A.D.540]

Their less Orthodox Jewish movie and more on secular jew maybe because they try to avoid tech and digital life but steel it woukd be good to get more idea of their lifestyle.

[@puccino13]

Shtisel is the best by far.

[@yaelschlichting9601]

I don't like the term "ultra-orthodox", because it totally misses the point. We are "frum" and otherwise orthodox. The term "orthodox" means, that we keep the Jewish law.

[@UNPACKED]

We agree that "ultra-orthodox" is not a good term, and use Haredi throughout the video. Problem is that many people don't know the term, so in the title we use "UO".

[@yaelschlichting9601]

@@UNPACKED This is how you imprint a population. Just don't use the term ultra-orthodox and don't assume that everybody is so stupid that you need to get down to the rock bottom of stupidity to find at least some audience. People have eyes and youtube is a visual medium. People see Haredim and you call them Haredi and that's it! Lesson learned. It's you who endlessly perpetuates this name calling. So, stop it!

[@karnebo]

@@yaelschlichting9601 I have the same problem with the more general term "Orthodox" as well. It was the Haskala movement that came up with it and it became popular in early Reform circles to describe traditional, i.e. halachically observant, Jews. Using your expression, the designation Orthodox "imprinted" the Ashkenazi world to the extent that eventually traditional Jews, who originally didn't like the term, came to accept it. My dislike stems from its association with creedal dogmatism, something that's much more reflective of the history of Christianity and its obsession with correct doctrine, weeding out of heresies, etc. Of course, Judaism has certain core beliefs, but historically we have been much more preoccupied with understanding how to apply Torah law than determining who's next on the list for excommunication. "Orthopraxy" more correctly describes adherence to Torah law, but I'm not suggesting we use a term that sounds like a discipline within complementary medicine !

[@mandudebro5916]

Anyone know where to find an english subtilited Shababnikim? Lol.

[@zivonit]

Funny thing is we run and always were Jewish Orthodox but for me watching Shtisel is also interesting cause we are totaly involved in the outside world as opposed to them . Still we keep many of the ways of life they do like respecting our elderly going to the mikveh before reuniting with our spouse every month keeping Sabbath carefully etc etc . Its a beautiful life when its not extreme

[@מעין-צ9ג]

You have no right to judge haredim you're not "one of the good ones"

[@dorothyshalom6546]

I thought yiddish and hebrew are same...are they?

[@UNPACKED]

Nope! Yiddish is much closer to German than Hebrew. German speakers can probably understand a little yiddish while Hebrew speakers are likely to not understand a single word. Yiddish, like Ladino, is a Jewish language that developed by Jews living in the diaspora. Yiddish is Germanic, with some Hebrew words thrown in, and Ladino is similar but with Spanish. There is also Jude-Arabic! Of the clips we showed, only the ones with the matcmaker and Kive ordering (and then complaining about) kugel are in Hebrew, but even those have yiddish words thrown in.

[@מעין-צ9ג]

Yiddish is a dialect ashkrnazk jews developed it has different versions but a lot is very similar to German kind of a mixture of hebrew and German (and some from slavic languages) and has hebrew letters just about every jewish diaspora group throughout history has somethings like this in their own area yiddish is well known in USA because most American jews are ashkenazi

[@meezanlmt]

Shitsel is great.

[@queensigal]

The actors are secular and do not depict those petty mean spirited cult members in a realistic light. They are a cult with all the attributes

[@Cristinact]

Please don't make the American version!

[@overtonpendulum2071]

Take a wild guess 🙄

[@鎌田英明-c6f]

黒服の最高法院、実は死刑判決がないから凄！スマホ禁止で草。

[@naphataliheimann9281]

That shidduch was so cringe that girl was weird af 😳

[@ahmadgary2571]

3:44

[@johnblack3176]

All of these shows bring out the the most extreme cases within the ultra orthodox community they couldn't be any more inaccurate to the average ultra orthodox community

[@UNPACKED]

Shtisel is extreme?

[@btuesday]

Unorthodox was offensive

[@Apd766]

Cause they make a greater percentage of Israel population like 10% and will 30% in about 30 years

[@eduardomues7454]

Why speaking that fast !!! Imposible to get information for non English born!!!

[@yoseffyitzhaklevi4648]

שכוייח

[@breatharian2009]

hillul ha-Shem oh yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo !!!!!!!!

[@trollersofbneibrak2741]

shtisel is a bad show, both in terms of writing and in terms of portraying haredi character. unorthodox is just pure libel against the haredi community. never watch both of these shows, especially if you want to get a good idea of what the communities and beliefs are actually like.

[@whitemailprivilege2830]

What’s wrong with shtisel?

[@trollersofbneibrak2741]

the actors were great dont get me wrong but it seems much more like a problem with the script. everyone just seems to be against each other for no reason at all and just randomly switch their opinions on things even in the same episode. also the fact that they try to go too far with the whole "portraying haredim as normal" to the point where they make them all gossipy (even though its a commandment for them to not speak it). i mean i would have preferred for them to focus more on the differences between haredi and secular society in a good way rather than trying to secular-wash them in a way. besides that, pretty much nothing that goes on in the show actually happens in real life (and i also get the show is supposed to be set in geula which is a more moderate community but the show goes too far with this moderation) i might have gotten a bit far with the initial statement to "never watch these shows", i would say avoid watching unorthodox and watch shtisel knowing its fiction and not actual reality, and that its quite innacurate Edit: I also see a lot of people mention the show's "cultural nuances", which almost all of them dont actually serve a purpose to the plot and get thrown away fast, and which are either quite archaic and irrelavant to modern haredi society or are only from a certain subsect of haredim. not to mention that they gave the characters in the show, 99% sure are litvish/yeshivish, chasidic clothing and nuances sometimes. this difference is only clear and blatant to one that *actually studies and knows haredi culture* rather than watching tv shows. i dont think that really matters much to the average viewer but its still dangerous if left unchecked

[@Ibnou999]

🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸

[@knavishlassie]

The narrator of this video keeps mispronouncing “Shtisel” and “Haredi”. Irritating!

[@noormadibmdnoormdnoor6477]

Zionis is not Jews.

[@fivish]

Not one real beard in the whole series!

[@aaronmeyer9618]

religious zionist isn't aa branch of orthodox Judaism and neither is masoti lol. Wtf is european centrist

[@aaronmeyer9618]

@@formulaone07 not modern Judaism

[@aaronmeyer9618]

@@formulaone07 Most national religious zionists are modern orthodox

[@QldTechie]

Our religion is somewhat crazy in this modern world it needs a major makeover.

[@מעין-צ9ג]

No it does not shut up and go away let people be

[@mohamedimohamedi8933]

They are look white

[@xftbllplyr2091]

Why? People love to see weird cults

[@michelnormandin8068]

''At least 44 killed, dozens injured in stampede at religious festival in Israel.'' With such a dramatic festival, who needs Jewish TV shows?

[@KunalDuttKDUTT]

Ultra-orthodox Jewish shows are fine ultra-orthodox Islamic shows can be a worrisome trend...

[@מעין-צ9ג]

Shut up Islamophobia isn't better than antisemitism