Israelis: Do you keep kosher?

[@starhopper3547]

Man to Rabbi: “If I quit drinking, eat kosher, stop chasing women and come to your synagogue more often, will I live longer? Rabbi: “No, but it will feel longer.”

[@starhopper3547]

@Jacob Ezra Yawn back.

[@NatapixAS]

PAHHAHAHAHA!!!

[@roeypolin5174]

@UCfrYmEsld8_Q2kqDW7Psl6g love from israel

[@starhopper3547]

@@roeypolin5174 Todah. ❤️ back.

[@albertdupont3339]

I found it funny, thx for the joke

[@simonelavigne8618]

The guy who stopped believing after his grandpa died - made me sad. I have a cousin who stopped believing after her mother died.....

[@tal8871]

Yes especially Ashkenazi Jews are in a state of mourning and confusion after the Holocaust. I can't imagine what they went through. Very sad.

[@da3v1ls93]

Well the truth is we have no proof that God exists so if there's no intergenerational culture then why believe in the big cheese?

[@tal8871]

@@da3v1ls93 because with a deep dive into the Torah you begin to know the truth, no “believing” required

[@woopygoman]

@@tal8871 Deep dive? I think it's interesting how religious people always struggle to provide just ONE piece of evidence for the existence of God..... Also, what is this truth you speak of? Can you elaborate on that? Who's truth? Your truth? Scientific truth? Objective truth? THE truth? What are we talking about, you need to be specific, because I'm pretty sure that belief/faith is required in most religions. Is it not?

[@tal8871]

@@woopygoman it’s hard to explain really... there are obviously many ways you can analyze things. But from my experience, I found that it was actually fairly easy to realize that there is a creator of the world.... I mean think about it - there’s tiny microbes that are literally 1/10000000 the size of us, why isn’t there something way greater than us? And how can we exist without having been created at some point in time? The real question is what are the traits of the creator, god? And this is what defines the major religions. I found that the more I learn Torah the more I’m able to know who god is and how to connect to him.

[@ultraviolet4748]

0:21 I also found out the same thing in muslim community. They might be eating something that is non halal, but they still don’t eat pork.

[@ultraviolet4748]

@Akilah-Ayden Well the reality is not like that. Maybe you haven’t meet many variety of muslim.

[@ultraviolet4748]

@Danyal I know, right? I don’t really judge them. Cause someone’s spirituality is their personal matter. That’s their relationship with God.

[@ultraviolet4748]

@Akilah-Ayden Yes, islam has rules. But the thing is someone’s spirituality is personal matter. That’s their personal relationship with God.

[@ultraviolet4748]

@Danyal I was agreeing with your statement.

[@ultraviolet4748]

@Akilah-Ayden I don’t know your definition of “not judge them” is. Cause you just judge them. I’m not at the position where i can judge who’s muslim and who’s not. Cause that’s what God do. And your comparation between eating non halal and steal, rape is not apple to apple. Stealing and raping is criminal act. It violent other people’s rights.

[@biapongpica1513]

Hello from Indonesia 🇮🇩.. I have been to Israel and palestine (tel aviv, tiberias, jerusalem, bethlehem, jericho, etc). Israel and palestine people are good people, they shouldn't fight each other. Keep up the goodwork, stay safe, God Bless.

[@redsox7897]

I think you have a good heart but let me ask you this. If someone, a refugee that your government take in to your country as a spirit of humanity from another country, kicked you and your family out of your house and occupied it because he claim that your house was built on his great grandfather's land from 2000 years ago would you let him have your house or are you going to fight for it?

[@sab5686]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@syahrulfauzi6344]

its safe not save

[@syahrulfauzi6344]

@@redsox7897 i just imagine what he could do if he's land was occupied by chine because they has set-up a bigest empire from Indonesia called Majapahit.

[@EAlyahya]

@@redsox7897because he knew it is not the real story that has been told in the propaganda. Jews have been there even during the Islamic caliphate times and British mandate. They built mostly the cities themselves so the story about all of a sudden someone coming knocking door that 2,000 years ago he was there is just completely utter bs

[@ethanorange9213]

Before I came on this channel, I used to have this generalization that Israel was super religious, but they are just like people here. Some are and others don't even believe. It's pretty cool!!

[@Hello-ww7xr]

yeah im telling u israelis are generally way less religious than american jews like my friends there dont even celebrate the basic holidays, only hanukkah, which in israel is a secular holiday.

[@Linda43]

Israel is unique in its blend of religious and secular Jews. Most importantly we are all Jews together but different in our thoughts,behavior and perceptions. AM YISROEL CHAI LE'NETZACH ISRAEL LIVES FOREVER

[@GPBKM]

Israel is a secular country and most Israelis are secular Jews. They do celebrate the Jewish holidays, culture and traditions, but they don't observe the Sabbath or go to the Synagogue every friday, unless they have to on special occasions like Bar-Mitzvah of some relatives... lol It's a super liberal and fun country to visit. You should too. ;-)

[@jasonkemmerer5654]

@@GPBKM Salvation* can be found in no other name under Heaven other than THE NAME of Jesus THE CHRIST/BSHEM *YESHUA* HA MASHIACH. for HE alone IS THE ONLY WAY THE ONLY TRUTH and THE ONLY WAY to Eternal life and no one gets to HASHEM/GOD ecept through HIM. so i only ask all who are here if not already to please choose this day to trust in YESHUA HA MASHIACH that HE died in your place to make atonement for your sins that was seperating you from GOD so that by believing this and trusting in HIM that HE rose from the grave that you too by believing in HIM will one day rise from the dead and have eternal life and be saved from The Terrifying Wrath of HASHEM that is to come to all who reject YESHUA as THE MESSIAH of Israel and SAVIOR of The Whole World that HE rightly, truly IS. i ask please do this so that even today will be your *Day of Salvation*

[@jasonkemmerer5654]

@Purify THE WAY THE TRUTH and THE LIFE amen!

[@JenaBakalov]

My ex was Israeli jew, he went with his father to Thailand and the only thing his father ate was fruits 😭😭 cuz all those delicious street and restaurants food weren’t kosher enough for him

[@thosporncherngsri4128]

There are Kosher restaurants in the main Tourist street in Bangkok,Thailand, I heard some Jews eat Halal food when they traveled to Thailand or South East Asia since it much easier to find.I'm Muslim from Thailand :)

[@JenaBakalov]

@@thosporncherngsri4128 well, he is so strict

[@hafizsyednomanali6868]

@@JenaBakalov And which country are you from? Just curious to know since you have a Muslim name.

[@halalmode36]

@@hafizsyednomanali6868 she’s not Muslim I can assure.

[@shimonmizrahi6356]

@@jeffnas7869 stfu

[@youngminds3178]

I'm a Muslim,I always eat "Halal" food..

[@mustie9045]

@Jacob Ezra halaal and kosher meat go through the same procedure

[@Nashmi-JO]

Halal And kosher is different things Jews have many restrictions when it comes to food It was a punishment from god to prevent them from certain foods like sea food It was punishment for the first jews but islam came And ended that but they still believe in judiasm without following it because its stupid to prevent good food on people

[@disco_depression]

@Jacob Ezra wow, I don't want to start a war but I just noticed how you won't even write Allah or Halal words with capital letter.

[@mustie9045]

@Jacob Ezra A lot of Jews I have met have said we worship the same God (God of Abraham). Also I didn’t say anything to do with not mixing meat and dairy, I was specifically talking about kosher meat, not a kosher diet.

[@Ali-ob7kf]

Kosher is Halal for muslims but Halal is not Kosher for jews

[@legatrix]

Wow, feel sorry for the dead grandfather guy.

[@guywhousesapseudonymonyout4272]

Dead grandfather is better than dead grandson. Sounds like he might have talked to some stupid rabbi who told him to keep strictly kosher and pray hard and his grandpa will be okay. I've heard and read of such things and then people become very anti-religious when it doesn't work out that way. Smart rabbis don't give such stupid guidance and make promises like that, but some stupid rabbis do.

[@legatrix]

@@guywhousesapseudonymonyout4272 Interesting phenomenon, hadn't heard of that.

[@eh2542]

@@legatrix Do not believe the nonsense he is talking about. A person does not stop eating kosher and believing in God because Grandpa is dead. The guy in the video already wanted to stop believing even before his grandfather died, only after he died did he find an excuse not to believe. In other words he wants to say that he is punishing God because he took his grandfather. I have not heard of a Muslim who stopped eating kosher because something died. There's nothing to do, people are dying, it's through the world. I know of stories in history that people were willing to die so that they would not take their faith in God.

[@guywhousesapseudonymonyout4272]

@@eh2542 re _Do not believe the nonsense he is talking about. A person does not stop eating kosher and believing in God because Grandpa is dead_ Lots of people make all kinds of decisions for all kinds of reasons. I know lots of people who stopped being religious when tragedies struck them and their families and some became very religious after tragedies struck them and their families. I've also heard of tell people "Put on tefilin, and say tehilim!" and when things don't work out for the best some people get upset. Of course most people don't react that way, but sometimes people think magically; both the rabbis who give such advice and the people who try such advice. People are not always rational. Most rabbis don't make such promises but sometimes heavily imply that if you do, miracles will happen and people get disgusted when things don't work out well and get completely turned off religion.

[@Aninram1985]

Too bad you didn't come to Tel Aviv! There's a really high amount of vegetarians, vegans, and vegan restaurants here, it would be interesting to hear their reasoning.

[@solvingpolitics3172]

@Jacob Ezra Yah, linked to “Progressive politics.” That is a self loathing mental disorder!

[@interestingyoutubechannel1]

@Jacob Ezra Wrong. Medical research of recent years, doing meta-analysis on the whole spectrum of peer-reviewed scientific studies - has shown that the healthiest people in the world are (A) communities such as in Japanese islands where no meat is consumed, a lot of vegetables in the diet, and some fish too. (B) Vegetarian communities such as the 7th Day Adventist Christians in USA. (C) those that consume small amounts of meat with a lot of vegetables. The biggest killers among global disease aka cancer, coronary heart disease etc., are now proven beyond doubt to be *highly* increased risk from eating *lean* red meat, as well as from saturated fats from animals. The scientific conseus on veganism has more nuance, but generally the above findings should be taken into account.

[@yigalgurevitch2936]

@Jacob Ezra he did not say Japanese as a whole. "communities such as in Japanese islands"

[@interestingyoutubechannel1]

@@yigalgurevitch2936 he has difficulty reading lol

[@interestingyoutubechannel1]

@Kas yes, and proud of it buddy! I'm heterosexual, with love and pride for our wonderful LGBT people of Tel Aviv. And I hope our Leftism will remain strong long into the future. Maybe you just need a hug at a gay bar and you'll be ok.

[@celilyabaci]

Interesting subject, especially learning the perspective of society about kosher, greetings from Turkey.

[@7164227]

I thought turkish people don’t speak English, nice.

[@kingdomabraham2803]

Israel society is way more secular then Turkish society.

[@kingdomabraham2803]

@@7164227 and muslims can eat kosher food instead of halal food because its same laws but kosher is more strict and have many other laws. But all laws of kosher food cover halal laws.

[@nayam7048]

@@kingdomabraham2803 I thought Jewish people could consume alcohol but Muslims can’t?

[@kingdomabraham2803]

@@nayam7048 Muslims can eat camels, Jews can't. Muslims can mix milk and meat, Jews can't.. and alot of other rules.

[@poolside123canadian7]

Let’s be honest, 2:25 that duck is getting down!😅

[@ammanite]

😂 I didn't notice that hahaha

[@babylal5i]

My 5 year old sister on her first day of school went up to the secular school chef like, NO PORK PLEASE. Next day they served her pork and had no idea what it was and still spit it. When My mom was asked (parents gathering) about a note My sister had about not eating pork some dad laughed. They can easily laugh we're not changing Torah. That's why on shabbat My sister prays and Say thanks God because My mom prepares kosher food.

[@0xMoonstar]

I'm muslim but can feel with you :(

[@sherryidibo2304]

I worked with so many jews most of them don't keep kosher exept for the religious jews. They even use their own sink. I was confused but then I understood.

[@gershengel4049]

We are an ethnoreligion, not a religion in the same way like Islam, so some Jews are secular.

[@chugalongway01]

The Zios are not Jewish in any way shape or form. They despise real Jews and Judaism.

[@racheleraanan5133]

@@chugalongway01 - Being ignorant and hostile is nothing to be proud of. You should keep it to yourself.

[@Whatever4867]

@@gershengel4049 being secular doesn't mean you will go to heaven

[@Whatever4867]

@@racheleraanan5133 he isn't ignorant, if you asked the very religious jews in israel, and asked them about the conflict, they will tell you we stand with the palestinians

[@anshumaansinghthakur]

I'm a vegetarian Hindu and we don't eat meat in my family but I do have relatives who have seperate sets of dishes for meat and vegetarian food. I didn't know that was a thing in Israel too.

[@Linda43]

Different dishes,etc for milk and meat.

[@anshumaansinghthakur]

@@Linda43 isn't milk considered vegetarian??

[@Linda43]

@@anshumaansinghthakur Yes. It's a dairy product and it is forbidden in Jewish law to mix milk and meat.

[@anshumaansinghthakur]

@@Linda43 I see. That's interesting.

[@Linda43]

@@anshumaansinghthakur 👍

[@azteka6103]

I'm jewish, i eat pork more than lamb, some people need to get rid of primitive rules, they don't add any benefits in modern days whatsoever.

[@benshadad1435]

You're not Jewish. Stop the nonsense. You mean " You have Jewish origins" Judaism prohibits eating pork. Regardless whether it is primitive or not. Rules of the faith that existed for thousand of years.

[@azteka6103]

@@benshadad1435 lol, what a pathetic comeback, i'm a proper one, born and raised in Satmar(witch gave birth to biggest hasidic dynasty in the world), both parents are jews born out of jewish couples, i can easily trace my background at least 1000 years ago, all our ancestors was born raised and died in Satmar, and please don't lecture me about anything in life Kind regards.

[@eugeniev-a4]

why would it need "adding any benefit"? it has never been about benefits. You are very lost but also you were probably drowned in your Satmar family. Not everything has to be extreme. If you are Jewish then at least don't insult G.d by saying his word is dumb, and frankly rules are super easy to apply.

[@drdata1967]

My dad had a friend who was an orthodox hasidic jew, who liked hanging out with my dad (also Jewish, but not kosher or religious) to experience the wild side of life (i.e non religiouslife) & my dad took my sister, one of her friends and me on a spontaneous cruise vacation. He spent 99% of the time playing high stakes blackjack, but the food and him trying to keep kosher was an issue that I could see was frustrating him. If anyone had thought to do it by the way, they could have notified the cruise line beforehand and they would have bought from a vendor just for this kosher meals for him. Since it was a spontaneous trip, maybe there wasn't time. By the time we stopped in Barbados all the man could talk about was getting a tuna fish sandwich, I think he wanted something normal from his life as he was just tired of eating new food that he wasn't sure about. So that day instead of going to the beach or any tourist place we ended up on the streets of Bridgetown, not for nothing, it's a perfectly fine city, but it could be Brooklyn. We end up at some pizzeria for Tuna fish, and when he asked for a tuna fish sandwich that's exactly what they gave him. However instead of the prospered product that he's used to seeing when he opens a can of tuna fish at home. It's whole filets of tuna . The guy was literally ready to cry. I don't think he had a decent meal the whole week poor guy. It's like that saying, "Surrounded by water, but not a drop to drink"

[@Yossi5151]

very inspiring! Idon't believe in labels .Only what someone does and his motives count!

[@carolinesa91]

I'm like that girl at the beginning, I don't eat pork out of habit. But I mix dairy and meat and occasionally I also eat shrimp. 😅😅

[@carolinesa91]

@Damo Suzuki thank you! 🥰🥰

[@quirkyshock]

a lotta Israeli peeps are like that, including my dad & sister

[@ammanite]

A lot of Muslims are like that too.

[@jonathandunkelblum1197]

To be vegetarian solves many issues, the food is kosher

[@goodvibes2192]

Ahhh... no it’s not

[@Markver1]

@Jonathan Dunkleblum

[@jedimmj11]

Even vegetarian food needs to be certified kosher because it's forbidden to eat insects, and many vegetables need to washed and checked very thoroughly to avoid it. There are also other kosher concerns as well

[@idontspeakminecraft1475]

No there is no prob to eat most of the animals

[@michellelansky4490]

This is SO sad. Heartbreaking.

[@tFighterPilot]

Most Israeli Jews who don't eat kosher still don't eat pork, both because of cultural reasons and because it's not readily available in Israel. Even non kosher restaurants usually don't serve it.

[@nouhn1878]

I once saw a pork pepperoni pizza place in Eilat

[@nouhn1878]

But the place smelled like rotten socks

[@אוהדאריאליופה]

@@nouhn1878 thats the best pizza place here how can you say that??? Maby the smell came from the store next to it.

[@narrationsworld2553]

Milk and meat together is not kosher?

[@tFighterPilot]

@@narrationsworld2553 Yes. That's like one of the most basic rules in Judaism.

[@1stJohn3.9-10]

Back in June 2000, I went on a tour to Israel with 42 people. Most of them went to an expensive restaurant, so my friend and I went to go buy and ice-cream. We saw that they were all seated outside on the patio, so we went over to talk with them, and the waiter suddenly started Screaming at us! He wasn't speaking English, so it was very confusing. Our tour guide later explained Kosher, because I had Never heard of the term Kosher.

[@somegirl4631]

I do keep kosher (separate dishes) and if you wanted to find jews who eat kosher you should have went to the more religious neighborhoods and cities, anyhow, thanks for the good work!

[@GigiAbbi-cu9qn]

That would’ve made a boring video

[@MrsYoung-in9ov]

What do you mean by separate dishes? Do you mean for the milk and meat or something else?

[@lewhensilvar3521]

@@GigiAbbi-cu9qn No, it would’ve been much more interesting. Secular Israelis Jews are just discount American Jews.

[@GigiAbbi-cu9qn]

@@lewhensilvar3521 The question was do you keep kosher religious people all of just said yes

[@somegirl4631]

@@MrsYoung-in9ov yes one for dairy one for meat.

[@lenadaitz]

Fantastic content!

[@rebbiakiva]

The majority of Israelis keep kosher, this wasn't a very scientific approach.

[@mikeylejan8849]

Israeli women are so beautiful. Israel is truly the best country in the Middle east where people are free to believe

[@insaanietihad-MSB]

Kosher is really good but really really hard to keep consistently. Keeping kosher is the only thing which can compel a person converting to Judaism to move into a Jewish majority neighborhood or country in my case. But honestly I tried to keep Kosher as much as possible in Pakistan and its hard really really hard. Kosher is something which needs a communal organization.

[@leahbendavid5722]

👍

[@insaanietihad-MSB]

@@eurofox994 No unfortunately there aren't any kosher markets in Pakistan as in majority of the countries where Jewish Populous is non existing. For me as I am preparing myself for conversion since a long long time (since 2012 to be specific)its very difficult to surely say I keep kosher despite I try my hardest. And I feel this is the only thing which needs communal organization and help. Most of the time I cook at home keeping everything separate just to be safe I have made altogether two different kitchens but its the products one can't be sure of. I tried to be vegetarian but then again on shabbat there has to be a meat meal and for that kosher butchers have to be there. As a Woman even Mikvah was a huge concern for me but I guess that can be arranged some how in my case I live in a city where there is a flowing river so one might arrange some thing in regards to Mikvah but kosher is a big deal and for that I am thinking what to do and where to move after official conversion.

[@SunilKumar-zd5kq]

A Jew in Pakistan? You there on an American passport? Afaik Pakistan has no Jews left (a majority of them left for India and then to Israel)

[@insaanietihad-MSB]

@@SunilKumar-zd5kq I am not on an American passport, I don't have one I am not an American but a born Pakistani. And I am not a Jew I am a Muslim till now I was talking about converting and saying its hard to be a Jew in a country like Pakistan even its harder in India. There are no Jews left in Pakistan or India the ones calling themselves Jewish might have surely assimilated. The whole world is becoming so antisemitic that Jews can only be safe in Israel, that's what I feel personally

[@insaanietihad-MSB]

@Tajveer Sidhu for that brother you need to speak to a Rabbi and reaching and finding a Rabbi who can guide you and assist you is altogether a big issue which needs your patience, persistence and full dedication. I can only wish you best of luck in this regard.

[@JBugz777]

In Israel it is a bit different than in the U.S - Pork isn't really widely available on every streetcorner & the same for shellfish, everything in your normal Supermarket is already certified Kosher. And the traditional & everyday recipes people cook at home for their families & for themselves is usually "Kosher" anyhow - i.e Wouldn't include the mixing of meat & dairy.

[@avirose194]

All meat in supermarkets is Kosher; milk and meat are separated in counters - Israel is mainly a secular country with the freedom of choice, free speech and no "kosher' police banging down the door. Israeli restaurants do not serve meat and milk together; if one wants to eat pork or a cheese and ham sandwich; the Russian stores will supply unkosher food.

[@tiagoalfreddo]

a kosher restaurant, but there are thousands of restaurants not kosher. yummy.

[@redsox7897]

Why did you take Palestinian land? Israeli: Because God told us this is our land. Do you Believe in God? Same Israeli: NO

[@أفلاكالأفكار]

Really shows how racist bs zionism is, using Judaism and the Holocaust as an excuse to steal other people's land for their ethnostate

[@اناروان-ي2خ]

أفلاك الأفكار i think holcst 2 is needed

[@اناروان-ي2خ]

Mathews Prakash yah ofc cuz a Middle eastren land belong to one who came from nyc and russia instead of the once who came from the middle east

[@planckc1]

Zionism is a secular movement, the motivation for (re)establishing Israel had nothing to do with religion.

[@CynicalDude]

I’m Seventh Day Adventist Christian and I don’t eat unclean things from Leviticus Chapter 11

[@yakov95000]

Yes I keep Kosher when I am home but not religious,like I do separation between milk and dairy(when I am eating)and only eat kosher food,but yea when I am abroad I tried non kosher,I tried once pig I almost threw up(it was disgusting).

[@peter_meyer]

Come to Germany and try a pickled knuckle of pork. It's delicious. There are dishes that do not taste good, i agree.

[@solvingpolitics3172]

@@peter_meyer I will stick with my pork spare ribs!

[@guywhousesapseudonymonyout4272]

I'm not religious anymore but there are some things I just cannot bring myself to eat. On the other hand I have some DATLASH and haredi yotzim be sheilah friends who the minute they became secular just started eating everything that was forbidden, shrimps, cheeseburger, bacon, and they were like "What's the problem?" One of my friends grew up in in Bnei Berak in a Belz hassidic family , he eats all kinds of non-kosher stuff.

[@wantanamera]

Baby back ribs 😋😋😋

[@otherwords1375]

You need to go to Italy. They use pork in everything, typically as a cured meat or sausage. It's delicious. You probably just have a psychological aversion to pork due to conditioning, as you were repeatedly told it's unclean (it's actually less so than beef, from a food safety perspective).

[@hannagg9365]

The rabbinical involvement and oversight of koshrut is BIG BUSINESS. Just saying.

[@mustafajuventino9964]

Same as halal industry

[@xaverlustig3581]

Q: How do you insult all major world religions in one easy go A: Eat a bacon cheeseburger on a friday. Christianity: no meat on fridays Judaism: no dairy + meat Islam: no pork Hinduism: no beef Buddhism: no meat Sikh: no meat

[@tellingthetruth2949]

Christians can eat meat on fridays! But if you are speaking about maybe Orthodox Christians or catholic Christians then maybe you are right. But in the new testament there are no rules that says that you can't eat meat on fridays!

[@step3293]

I just can't understand that without knowing anything how can someone write bullshit.

[@tellingthetruth2949]

@@step3293 are you referring to what I wrote?

[@step3293]

@@tellingthetruth2949 No..not you

[@starhopper3547]

@@tellingthetruth2949 I don't even think the Catholics do that no meat on Fri thing anymore.

[@mossakis]

Here in Greece, during the Easter fasting we don't eat meat and cheese for 7 weeks. Some people are atheists and eat everything. They organize an event with meats in Holy Friday.

[@malikwang1233]

can you guys eat fish?

[@mossakis]

@@malikwang1233 In the Easter fasting, we can't eat fish, but clams and shells.

[@malikwang1233]

@@mossakis ok thank you bro

[@mossakis]

@@malikwang1233 You are welcome

[@etinarcadiaego7972]

The atheists you mentioned is a ridiculous minority of people that try to provoke and draw the attention on them. Who cares about these no lifers?

[@האדוןמשוםמקום]

2:27 Ethiopian jews always keep on kosher. I didn't hear about one that not.

[@Seanonyoutube]

Whoa, sir, you just came out of nowhere!

[@tartar1016]

@@Seanonyoutube lmao

[@bntour178]

I love Ethiopian people, they are sincere and warm and friendly...and faithful...

[@talgoldstein2692]

@@Seanonyoutube חחחחחחחחח

[@NEMESAS]

Ethiopian jews are not even jews. Come to your senses, no black african is a jew....

[@queensigal]

I LOVE your videos. You are such a great interviewer and speak great Hebrew. I took part in one of your videos !!! I keep kosher by being vegeterian !Animal welfare is my religion!Ask peopld about being vegeterian.I believe kosher laws were supposed to be for animal welfare and no longer do that which is why we should ban all slaughter.

[@yisrael8658]

Welcome to 2021 🌹✅🤘

[@stefanussenjaya7700]

Welcome broh. 2021

[@Seanonyoutube]

A bit late for a happy new year, don’t you think?

[@JaPank1988]

Shut up

[@harrybacharach]

Sure love this channel

[@loveydovey4566]

Because?

[@ibz4975]

Most zionists don’t believe in god but they believe he gave them palestine

[@moazmohammed8567]

Ironic...🤦🏻‍♂️

[@chayalev7288]

Yes.. I do

[@Linda43]

#me2

[@user-hh2is9kg9j]

0:54 Anta mamin? bi Elohim? That took me by surprise I understood the question before reading the subtitle.

[@ADeeSHUPA]

Anta Mumin

[@adnh311]

Well it's more like "Ata ma'amin be Elohim", but yeah Hebrew and Arabic are very similar! you=ata=anta, in=bi=be

[@aao7785]

LOL they call their non kosher friend Hitler 😂😂

[@5nuccs]

The Word says it’s mother’s milk. Not it’s species milk. What a bunch of Pharisees. God bless Israel.

[@ofiroman]

What I get from this is most people have no idea why they're doing or not doing things

[@Gideon01]

Of course they don't. Most people can't think for themselves, so what's new?

[@Linda43]

Alot of the people who Corey interviews get a little nervous in front of the camera.

[@olterigo]

In terms of non-religious population, it isn't a big surprise.

[@jasonkemmerer5654]

@@Gideon01 Salvation* can be found in no other name under Heaven other than THE NAME of Jesus THE CHRIST/BSHEM *YESHUA* HA MASHIACH. for HE alone IS THE ONLY WAY THE ONLY TRUTH and THE ONLY WAY to Eternal life and no one gets to HASHEM/GOD ecept through HIM. so i only ask all who are here if not already to please choose this day to trust in YESHUA HA MASHIACH that HE died in your place to make atonement for your sins that was seperating you from GOD so that by believing this and trusting in HIM that HE rose from the grave that you too by believing in HIM will one day rise from the dead and have eternal life and be saved from The Terrifying Wrath of HASHEM that is to come to all who reject YESHUA as THE MESSIAH of Israel and SAVIOR of The Whole World that HE rightly, truly IS. i ask please do this so that even today will be your *Day of Salvation*

[@barbarathomas9534]

they know. They just can't explain in 3 seconds

[@ami_4]

Muslims in Gulf countries even if they aren’t religious and dont pray they don’t eat pork or any forbidden food and don’t drink alcohol😂

[@sala7blade]

I pray Allah(Allakd) to guide you to the best and make peace & good out of these videos. Keep it up and good luck. Love from Saudi Arabia

[@laibawahid297]

Zonists: we need a land for Jewish people so they can practice their religion freely. Israelites: We don't believe in God.

[@fredalifts]

Did you just said israelites?🤣 holy shit you ppl really don't know shit

[@Brandon-c6f]

Israel is one of the most religious countries in the world

[@laibawahid297]

@@Brandon-c6f that's why young generation of Israel don't believe in God.

[@fredalifts]

@@Brandon-c6f every country is

[@MaccabiHaifaVideos]

I eat meat and cheeze But I never ate Pork or Shrimps Part Kosher lol

[@LucasPenido]

Hahahah almost the same! I do fall once every few years for a little shrimp! And I do eat bacon every now and then.

[@beslanintruder2077]

I think the prohibition is eating a calf boiled in its mothers milk.

[@yigalgurevitch2936]

@נואה עבד אל רחמן5you have russian chain stores sell ham from pastrami to sausages e.g. Tiv Taam, Mania

[@LucasPenido]

@נואה עבד אל רחמן5 No I don’t. I live in NYC, but been to Motherland! 💙🇸🇻🇸🇻🇸🇻🇸🇻

[@LucasPenido]

@@yigalgurevitch2936 Pastrami doesn’t come from pork tho’ and sausage can be from pretty much anything: Chicken, Turkey, etc

[@lorelevi]

the separate meat and milk dishes is not required in some sephardic homes, as long as you use clear glass dishes. if the dishes are ceramic, then they belong to meat or milk.

[@ablond1701]

Kosher or not kosher : that's the question. As usual it's yes & no. 2 Jews - 3 opinions. Asking halal or not halal would be quite monotonous, I suspect.

[@andrewsuryali8540]

I live in Indonesia, and here the question would be monotonous not because everyone actually keeps halal, but because no one dares admit they don't. I mean, during the swine fever epidemic we actually produced enough pork to sell to China. Also, lots of drinkers here.

[@guywhousesapseudonymonyout4272]

@@andrewsuryali8540 I've known lots of Muslims in the USA also who say they keep halal, and never drink as that would be haram, but they cheat sometimes. Also sometimes they don't fast on Ramadan and say they'll add an extra day later on.

[@solvingpolitics3172]

@@guywhousesapseudonymonyout4272 I would be interested in knowing what percentage of American Muslims are Islamists. How many are happy with the way things are in the country.

[@solvingpolitics3172]

@@andrewsuryali8540 That’s too bad about the alcohol. The stuff is poison. At best empty calories. More likely, lose brain cells.

[@陈思怡-o6m]

Judaism is more recondite and it does not care more about kosher

[@catpainblackudder01]

I knew a Jewish lass, she didn't keep kosher, she loved munching the pork sword, bless her...

[@o8362]

Hi my Israeli Brothers and sisters.I am from India. I love Israeli.You come to India.

[@user-jk2zm7uq5s]

Question: Why don't cigarettes have to be kosher? (Everything else is, even dishwashing liquid)

[@lars659]

I don't understand, they claimed israel is a promised land written in their religious book, but they don't believe in god.

[@planckc1]

When your preconception conflicts with reality - consider questioning your preconception. Hint: Zionism is a secular movement, the motivation for (re)creating Israel had nothing to do with religion or religious books.

[@jjmcgee5902]

The dietary rules were never intended to apply to anyone other than the Israelites. The purpose of the food laws was to make the Israelites distinct from all other nations. After this purpose had ended, Jesus declared all foods clean (Mark 7:19). Later, God gave the apostle Peter a vision that implied formerly unclean animals could be eaten: “Do not call anything impure that God has made clean” (Acts 10:15). When Jesus died on the cross, He fulfilled the Old Testament law (Romans 10:4; Galatians 3:24-26; Ephesians 2:15). This includes the laws regarding clean and unclean foods.

[@Linda43]

שבוע טוב ומבורך לכל עם💙🤍💙 ישראל ו-אהובי ציון 💙🤍💙 אני כן שומרת כשרות כי ככה זה כתוב בתורה.

[@marksimons8861]

Good for you. But Jews who aren't so scrupulous are Jews nevertheless, aren't they?

[@Linda43]

@@marksimons8861 Of course, Mark. When have I ever said differently? 🤷‍♀️

[@GigiAbbi-cu9qn]

@@user-up1ny ignorance typed in alphabet derived from the original one

[@GigiAbbi-cu9qn]

@@user-up1ny Now who grabbed who’s coins??

[@GigiAbbi-cu9qn]

@@user-up1ny christianity and Islam are build upon robbing the Jews

[@chihabahmed5207]

Me : Why do you say Israeli is promised by God ? Isreali: Because Bible Say so Me: Why dont you keep it Kosher ? Israeli: hum As the Quran says, They take part of the scripture and Reject the other Where it says (They clam it says ) Isreal is promised by God, they accpet that Where it says, Keep it Kosher, worship god alone, dont eat pork, etc etc, they Reject What is the end result according to the Torah ?

[@hashirsahi1482]

How interesting that the very premise of Israel's existence as the 'Jewish State' is that God promised them this land in their Holy Book, yet half of the Israeli population don't even believe in the aforementioned God or His Book.

[@thebachu786]

Interesting question. thank you for asking

[@hesha3000]

So they are basically secular and not really religions except when it comes to....God gave us this land

[@tFighterPilot]

No. They were born in Israel. Their parents were born in Israel. Probably their grandparents were born in Israel. It's simply their country. No reason is needed

[@hesha3000]

@@tFighterPilot believe whatever makes you smile...

[@flopster8139]

They won the war, they won the land

[@planckc1]

Zionism is a secular movement, the motivation for (re)establishing Israel had nothing to do with religion.

[@hesha3000]

@@planckc1 Zionism is based on Judaism and the promised land...following the religion grants you citizenship and rights for the land continously being stolen from the natives

[@DMG118]

Many Jews don't believe in God or believe in a higher power of some sort but the one's who accept the Messiah and learn of His teachings see the truth. Living in Israel is wonderful, but it's a daily struggle to show how one can be a Jew and believe in the Risen Christ and not forfeit their Jewishness. It's not only perfectly possible, it's the most obvious and realistic thing for a Jew to do! The promised Messiah has come, God has made Himself manifest, and everything we knew would happen has happened.

[@matthewmann8969]

Kosher, Pastrami, And Corned Beef great yum yums

[@johnnypatrickhaus890]

Hi Cory, I'm trying to join your patreon but keep getting a 'payment failed '. I've plenty of money in my account... I'm wondering if something is awry on your end...?

[@johnnypatrickhaus890]

@נואה עבד אל רחמן5 good point... Hey... I can't read Hebrew script. I know a couple of words thanks to Cory Gill's videos, mostly Qe, Lo, Lama and Lama lo? 😄 May I ask what your handle is in Latin lettering? I could throw it into Google translate but I'd rather ask yourself. 💚 from Ireland.

[@danielintheantipodes6741]

I am not Jewish, but I do think that Kosher is a very healthy way to eat. Apart from that, there is a more philosophical outlook, one which I really do believe in and that is following time-honoured traditions. I am not attempting here to tell anyone else to do anything. Saying though, that as an outsider, i admire people who are Kosher. Great respect.

[@Linda43]

Thank you for your kind words. If you are interested in kashrut, you can explore it further online. Chabad org., Aisha HaTorah, or My Jewish Learning are good sites

[@danielintheantipodes6741]

@@Linda43 Thank you!

[@Linda43]

@@danielintheantipodes6741 My pleasure. Stay well and safe ☺

[@otherwords1375]

Why do you believe it is any "healthier" than any other rule-based diet? Eating healthy is about variety and consuming fresh, nutrient rich foods. Pretty much anyone can do this, kashrut is just an arbitrary parameter that was dreamed up in an era before science.

[@cristyscottage6711]

Genesis 18:8 "Then Abraham took curds and milk, as well as the calf that he had prepared, and set them before the men. He served them as they ate under the tree."

[@TheNostalgicKitchen]

The laws weren’t given at that point yet, it started with Moses.

[@shuatmillet1652]

Like you corey, greetings from germany

[@JXY2019]

There is a lot to admire about Jewish culture but I love Pork way too much.

[@marksimons8861]

What happened to all the Israeli vegans?

[@yahavh1028]

Nope. I'm Israeli and I'm eating meat haha

[@Linda43]

@@yahavh1028 Be'Tayvon

[@Seanonyoutube]

They are all in Tel Aviv

[@אוהדאריאליופה]

5% of the country is vegan, most in tel aviv, a lot of people is annoyed by them.

[@elvismylove48]

They have the largest amount of Vegans in Israel per capita. I guess he didn't find them in this video.

[@tapsars7911]

If that woman in the car park does not keep seperate dishes for meat and dairy then how can she claim to keep kosher ??

[@gregorymoi8436]

There are different levels of observance to keeping kosher. One can keep kosher but not keep the most strict form of it

[@muatasimahmed2343]

If only they knew what scarfices their ancestors made just hold on to thier religion and worship THE one god ALLAH/ELLOHIM/ELLAH (MOST BEAUTIFUL NAMES BELONG TO HIM(🥺 From Egypt to Nazi Germany god saves people remember his favour and thank him my jewish brothers and sister

[@Nashmi-JO]

Allah knows better Thats Why islam is the only true religion

[@Nashmi-JO]

@Jacob Ezra I dont know what your talking about because there is not Even one country that apply islam Except Saudi Arabia And its better than your country And brunei And iran with shiasm which we dont believe in And it still better than your Bullshit country When islam was applied we lead the world just Remember the ummayad And Abbasid periods when you served us to let you live with us When christian spanish killed you And we protected you And Even after the fall of islamic andalus you came to north africa because you know its better to live in an islamic land than europe christian Dont forget not mix diary with meat

[@muatasimahmed2343]

@@Nashmi-JO like your sarcasm brother

[@user-co8uf1mj6c]

@@Nashmi-JO lol at Sunnis think they are Muslims!!

[@muatasimahmed2343]

@Soia Isreal shalom sister soia you have been fed with propaganda if you read the lexicons of Ellohim in ten commandments and across bible you will find "allah" WE MUSLIMS WORSHIP NO" GOD" BESIDES ALLAH , ABSOLUTELY ONE WE DONT WORSHIP ANY OTHER CREATURES NOT EVEN ANY PROPHET,muslim means submitting to god Surah Al-Anaam, Verse 85: وَوَهَبْنَا لَهُ إِسْحَاقَ وَيَعْقُوبَ كُلًّا هَدَيْنَا وَنُوحًا هَدَيْنَا مِن قَبْلُ وَمِن ذُرِّيَّتِهِ دَاوُودَ وَسُلَيْمَانَ وَأَيُّوبَ وَيُوسُفَ وَمُوسَىٰ وَهَارُونَ وَكَذَٰلِكَ نَجْزِي الْمُحْسِنِينَ And We gave to him Ishaq and Yaqoub; each did We guide, and Nuh did We guide before, and of his descendants, Dawood and Sulaiman and Ayub and Yusuf and Musa and Haroun; and thus do We reward those who do good (to others). Indeed, We have revealed to you, as We revealed to Noah and the prophets after him. And we revealed to Abraham, Ishmael, Isaac, Jacob, the Descendants, Jesus, Job, Jonah, Aaron, and Solomon, and to David We gave the book.” (Holy Qur’an 4:163)

[@eytannavon3018]

Anyone here remember Archie Bunker eulogizing his recently discovered Jewish friend “Stretch “ Cunningham?... The joke about eating pork

[@Mooodyyhhh]

Dont believe in God but believe that God promised them the land lmfao

[@Razzmatazz99]

My favourite comment. Zionists control everything . Fuck Zionists

[@livnatperez9259]

@@Razzmatazz99 Fuck the haters. I'm zionist jewish and Israeli and i do believe in God and Israel as our promised land!!

[@mahmudghazi1301]

@@livnatperez9259 why lgbt legal in israel?

[@meirongutman17]

Are you talking about back when the country was established, or nowadays? Because it was supposed to be shared back then, and now it's about extermists and orthodox taking over everything

[@meirongutman17]

@@mahmudghazi1301 um did you mean 'illegal'?

[@eytannavon3018]

Grew up eating quasi kosher.... (No pork, kosher home, but ate out in restaurants that weren’t kosher) Took a lot of courses on Judaism, realized a more “academic “‘view than straight unquestioning blind faith. Realize how many followers do so from lack of historical understanding, today I’m an atheist, citizen of the world

[@esperanzapascacio6694]

I eat kosher meat and all the products with the stamp! I used to work with the Rabbis at the beef slaughterhouse here in Toronto! It is about discrimination of numbers, use of salt in the pick of the micro growth! The washing of vegetables and fruits, and avoiding to mix dairy with meat would certainly help you with your digestive system!

[@goodputin4324]

You eat pork?

[@KimPhilby203]

Visited Israel 2018...One of the best places to visit... Women Are Hot Hot Hot... Food fantastic.. Great local beers.. Wish I was Jewish..

[@denigorelov9909]

U can be my brother ..

[@Србомбоница86]

Man ,I would fucking die without pork lol

[@maenisawesome]

Religious enough to believe in the land of Israel for the “chosen people” but not enough to follow what is required. 😂 selective worship I guess.

[@edencohen7097]

It depends where you go in Israel. Not all Israelis believe that they are the chosen people but some do. If you’d go to settlements almost everyone will be religious that keep kosher. I, for example am Israeli and I don’t keep kosher and I don’t think I’m chosen.

[@thethebest3263]

Again, Judaism is an ethnicity AND a religion

[@abstrusemusic3999]

I has nothing to do with it since evidently there are archilogical pieces that prove that Jews used to live in the land of Israel during the time of the bible (and generally before the name Palestine was invented)

[@ultimatedark5969]

Jew is ethnicity. I don't have to believe if i don't want

[@abstrusemusic3999]

@@ultimatedark5969 and a religion.

[@nr8813]

No way someone named their kid Nimrod lmao!

[@chavab420]

So sad.. may they all do teshuva

[@Seanonyoutube]

No thanks

[@Weisswolf777]

Do you keep kosher? No. Do you eat non-kosher food? No. Some are religious without even noticing it. While others are strongly influenced by western-world (Europe and America).

[@LizaOhno]

Well, most don't believe in God but believe that God give them this land... hmmm........

[@tFighterPilot]

no, they don't

[@planckc1]

Zionism is a secular movement, the motivation for (re)establishing Israel had nothing to do with religion.

[@adamuce]

I think your next segment could be: If Muslims will eat Kosher and if Jews will eat Halal. I saw a lovely sight in Kingsbury (London) all these Jewish boys were hanging out at a Halal Fried Chicken chip shop after school. That is when I learnt Muslim and Jews can eat other’s cooked meat.

[@Linda43]

They can't. Those boys were not keeping Kashrut.

[@adamuce]

@@Linda43 I am not familiar with the Jewish traditions. But those kids had their skull caps and their threads. So does that mean Jewish people are not advised to eat Halal?

[@marksimons8861]

@@Linda43 I don't think halal has any rules about mixing milk and meat, or eating shellfish. In fact, I don't know if there are ANY other animals on the exclusion list other than pigs.

[@adamuce]

@@marksimons8861 you are right. Yoghurt can be used to marinate the meat so I think certain dishes Jews cannot eat as I understand Jews cannot have meat and milk together. But Muslims can’t eat lizards, bears, donkey and reptiles either

[@Linda43]

@@adamuce It means that Observant Jews can't eat only eat Kosher foods approved by a Board of Rabbis. I don't know those boys. So unless that store had Rabbinical supervision, they were not keeping kosher

[@simko8665]

I do.

[@glaiveastralis6498]

Unpopular opinion : Judaism and Zionism is not the same.

[@idontspeakminecraft1475]

This comment have 0 sense

[@planckc1]

Yes, Judaism and Zionism are not the same. They even have separate Wikipedia articles which explain what each of them are.

[@007OrlyOK]

אני גם שומרת על כושר:))💪😋 תודה לך על סקר אקראי חשוב!

[@queenatz7700]

זה כלומר כשרות

[@mascote1253]

I do as much as i can!

[@crazyshorts4278]

Most of the Jews : Didn't even practice basics in religion. Also Most of the Jews : Want a *3,000* Years old state Back

[@planckc1]

Zionism is a secular movement, the motivation for (re)creating Israel had nothing to do with religion.

[@santiagobautista4473]

Seventh day Adventist also follow the kosher food laws

[@user-ul7iw7bw7k]

Someone tell me what the shirt says at 1:50

[@KingSolomonsTemple]

king

[@goodvibes2192]

King

[@Winterfrost7]

May I know what exactly is kosher? Is it how food is prepared?

[@narrationsworld2553]

Can someone answer?

[@adnh311]

Kosher is the name of the jewish eating rules. It's also how the meat is prepared (slaughtered only in a certain way) but also what you are and aren't allowed to eat. For example here are a few things people who keep kosher don't eat: pork, seafood, meat and milk products together.

[@marksimons8861]

I'm surprised he only mentioned once the wait between milky stuff after eating meat. After all this is part of the deal. Then all the rigmarole with two sets of plates, two sets of cutlery, two sets of pots and pans, two separate washing up bowls, two sinks etc etc didn't come up at all. Are you supposed to have two oven and two microwaves? And no one mentioned 'kosher for Passover' when you have two more festive sets of everything for just one week of the year.

[@guywhousesapseudonymonyout4272]

It always cracks me up the way you Brit Jews say "milky" and "meaty" For some reason, American Jews will either use the Yiddish/German words "milchig"(or "milkhik" with Yiddish transliteration)/"fleischig"/(or "flayshik" (with Yiddish transliteration), and if they don't use the Yiddish expressions, they say "meat " and "dairy". In my American family my father always said "b'esari" and "halavi" even when he was speaking English, because he was Israeli and Sephardic. The first time I heard someone say "milky" swas when I was at a Shabbat lunch with British Orthodox Jews, and someone made a mistake with the silverware and the mum said "Oy, it's a milky spoon, not a meaty spoon!" (or something like that) and it just made me laugh. I mean literally "meaty/milky" is closer to the German Yiddish, "milchig/fleischig", but it still sounds funny to me.

[@guywhousesapseudonymonyout4272]

Regarding two ovens, it depends. In my childhood home, we had two ovens, top and bottom, one for dairy and one for meat, but if you don't have that, you can either kasher it by cleaning it very thoroughly and putting it on a very high temperature (if you have an electric oven with self-cleaning mode, that makes it easier); or you can cook a meat meal in an oven that was used for dairy if you double wrap everything. Like if you have a roaster pan, and then you wrap it in foil while it is in the oven, and are careful not to open it up while the food is cooking (if you have to check on it, you take it out of the oven, unwrap everything, re-wrap everything again so it is covered by two layers, and then put it back in). In fact, you can even cook a kosher meal in a totally non-kosher oven that way. My brother will do that when he visits his in-laws. My brother is still Orthodox, his wife is a convert (her father is Jewish, her mother is not). He goes to their house on a Friday afternoon before Shabbat sometimes, with his wife and kids, brings kosher chicken, whatever, and cooks a completely kosher meal for everybody so they can have Shabbat dinner together as a family in their house. They put up with him and my sister-in-law, so they can spend time with their Orthodox grandchildren. Microwaves, it's a similar issue. You either have two for meat and dairy, or you kasher them between meat and dairy food prep, or you very carefully cover and double-wrap dairy food if it's warmed in a meat microwave or meat food in a dairy microwave. When I used to keep kosher more strictly I often had kosher pre-prepared meals that I would warm up in the office (non-kosher) microwave. They were sealed in plastic wrap inside the box, and the box itself was shrink wrapped in plastic. I'd just pop the whole thing in the microwave. Of course I was also getting all kinds of toxic plastic leached in my food which was probably not so good for me, cancer is a bad thing. I don't do that anymore, except maybe when I work in the office during Hol ha Mo'ed (intermediate days) of Passover , sometimes I'll bring some kosher for Passover microwaveable food and heat it up that way. (I'm not religious or strict , now I eat vegetarian food from the non-kosher office cafeteria or the restaurants in the neighborhood, but I suddenly get fanatic during Pesah.) But usually I can manage a few days at the office on Passover with some hardboiled eggs from home and some apples or bananas that I'll buy from street vendors. Nowadays anyway I'm working from home due to COVID, and I will probably still be doing so during Passover (two and a half months away).

[@leahbendavid5722]

@Soia Isreal 👍

[@guywhousesapseudonymonyout4272]

@Кот Доступа Woah!

[@ammanite]

@@guywhousesapseudonymonyout4272 that's so complicated! Traditional Jewish kitchens must be really cluttered with 2x of everything in them.

[@eideid9319]

In islam we called it halal food

[@bill7379]

You look like you’ve lost some weight! Good job Corey!

[@Atlantjan]

I eat close to kosher at home (without seperating dishes, so only "kosher style") but I will eat out in non-kosher restaurants, even though I make sure milk and meat never meet. The only exception I make to this is restaurant or takeaway pizza, it's just too good.

[@cryptogenie01]

kosher is Halal

[@Linda43]

You can eat kosher but I can't eat Halal.

[@yigalgurevitch2936]

Halal is barely kosher. is one thing in islam that less restricted in comparison.

[@dogbert52]

Yup. Maybe except foods with wine in them.

[@eros727]

Did the kid at 3:43 believe that his grandfather was immortal? Everyone will die at some point. It’s the reality of every living thing. I get that he’s sad about it, but it’s flimsy reasoning.

[@g.c.8035]

Ask about smoking weed

[@starhopper3547]

He did one kind of like that about 3 years ago. See his archives.

[@g.c.8035]

@@starhopper3547 thank you !!!

[@interestingyoutubechannel1]

Pre-covid, you'll be challenged to find a nightlife area of Tel Aviv where the smell of weed in the air is absent.

[@eh2542]

He does not have to ask. According to the answers of the people in the article are about hard drugs.

[@g.c.8035]

@@goodvibes2192 that is why i have to go to visit Israel when all this coronamadness ends. Have a noice day!!!

[@moroccanboy3385]

A lot of atheists 🇮🇱👀

[@moroccanboy3385]

@יואב דניאל how can atheists justify land grab on a supposed promise from God then ? And werent jews supposed to be a religious society?

[@moroccanboy3385]

@יואב דניאל judaism is a racist religion because its like the maffia you can't enter it unless your mother is jewish. God would never discriminate between his children but according to Judaism the jews are better than all other humans. Thats a sick religion. We are all equal and if you're an atheist israeli you're not the people of moses and isaac and abraham you're just a colonial convert / atheist.

[@moroccanboy3385]

@יואב דניאל i don't understand that God can exclude humans from religion and make a ethnic religion to me thats racist and supremacist thinking. Im glad for islam its for all of mankind black white brown yellow etc

[@moroccanboy3385]

@יואב דניאל judaism has a conception of race where it distinguishes between jew and gentile and places jews on top of the hierarchy, that to me is a clear indication of racism.

[@zehavit1091]

@@moroccanboy3385 allah does not exist

[@disco_depression]

I'm a muslim interested in Judaism, I know almost nothing about this religion yet my jewish friend told me I know more than many secular jews.

[@Linda43]

Halal is simpler than Kashrut and therefore easier to keep.

[@racheleraanan5133]

Don't believe everything friends say. Learn for yourself and come to your own conclusions.

[@idokonak451]

Its ethno-religon

[@didiss400]

@Jacob Ezra both religions are bullshit

[@k21im]

3:26 I'm so confused as to who is speaking?!?!?