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@gkeith64 Жыл бұрын
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@phillipstroll7385 Жыл бұрын
Isreal is a conservative capitalist not liberal. Well it was a conservative economy that saved it. What it is now, I'm sure might be liberal. Which is probably why it's on the verge of collapse.
@imran4006 Жыл бұрын
Small piece of Desert?? Since when was Palestine ever a Desert 😂😂
@EnricoOzone Жыл бұрын
The Masterworks ad does not add to the credibilty of the video.
@gregoryandyuliakaplan7505 Жыл бұрын
You also have to add that from these 50 percent of working haredim, the vast majority work in religious education and religious services. As such, they do not produce anything for the society and country, and, in fact, these "working" haredim are the same burden to the taxpayers working mostly in high-tech as haredim who don't work at all.
@topicsfavorites4859 Жыл бұрын
Sorry, you missed, misread and omitted a lot of things, which led you to incorrect analysis and conclusions, which would also mislead your viewers: Background about me: I'm a secular Israeli 1. What the protests are really about is a war against religion, and an attempt to overthrow the government, which the left considers illegitimate and afraid of the elected officials due to the scare campaign of the media (they just don't accept the election results so they turned to fascist means to force their will). It has nothing to do with judicial reform, which the leaders of left themselves campaigned for them in the past and are on video for it. It's just a cover up, internally and internationally, for the real motives and goals of it. The reform would only strengthen our institutions, the public trust in them, and also the tech sector eventually, as well as lower the cost of living (the court and the monopolies/billionaires protect one another to preserve their interests on the expense of the common citizen). 2. The information about 70% of tech companies considering moving their money abroad is complete nonsense bogus information produced for political motives. Ever since the judicial reform our media and journalists, they have gone over the deep end, and became completely unreliable with the information they churn out. They spur the protests and generate them themselves, and were manufacturing fake economic articles, every single day, grabbing to anything they could and overblowing it out of all proportions, for scare tactics and in order to influence the israeli public opinion as part of a comprehensive propaganda campaign, which wouldn't shame efforts such as the russians. 3. Haredis don't live off the government as you claimed. You mentioned 50% of the men working, which is something like 30% difference from the secular sector, yet you omitted that 90% of their women work which as high as in the secular sector. Haredis get some minor stipends for having children, which is applicable equally to any family who need support for additional kids, and get some reduction in taxes for property tax and income tax, since they are low income families, which, again, is applicable the same for any low income family. They don't live off the government, they just live in modest and poverty conditions. They pay taxes like everyone else. Our media which try to present them as "leaching" off the government and the public is just anti-Semitic. Don't fall into this trap. 4. The slowdown in the tech sector this year is only temporary and part of a global slowdown in VC investments around the world. The Israeli tech sector already showing signs of recovery and still in a better position relative to other locations around the world. 5. Haredis are bright people and the religious studies give them skills to learn and absorb data like no other. It's what sustained the Jewish people for generations, not secularism, in which you put your trust. They are bookworms with phenomenal memory and logic skills. In one to two year they can complete all secular subjects, which took 12 years to complete in the state educational system (which is falling apart btw), if they so choose. Besides that, they are already showing signs of modernization and opening up their education curriculum to secular subjects, and with an increasing desire to incorporate into the job market. There are also many haredi who become secular later in life and only nourish and supplement the secular population. 6. The high birth rate of Israel, and within the haredis especially, is the ENVY of the entire world, at about 3 births per woman, which gives Israel the most healthy populating pyramid, pretty much anywhere you would look, while all other countries are basically collapsing demographically, which would lead to economic collapse as well. 7. The cost of living here is not so hard as it's presented. The most glaring way to see it are the haredis, that still manage to sustain large families (7 in average) and still manage to sustain all of them, own their homes, even while many of the men study most of the day, and still manage to live comfortably enough and happily (and not due to gov's stipends). Israel was ranked 4th happiest country in the world just recently, and not for no reason. You can still buy here food for cheap, comparable to many other country in the world, even places like brazil, from what I have noticed. You can still buy here cheap apartments in the north, the south and judea and samaria for as little have half a million shekel, and bcz the country is so small and compact, the "remote" locations aren't that remote anyway from the centers of commerce, and in a few decades there are already in the works plans for railway lines that would connect all those parts from north to south. The real estate market abroad, in many countries, is much more cut throat in comparison. In addition, due to the newly found gas fields, we're also energy secured (we're something like 3rd in the world in per capita gas reserved), and energy prices also have better prospects here than much of the rest of the world. Telecommunication prices are lowest in the world. Water we produce more than we need, and independent of rain, so also better than the rest of the world. Rent is also not that expensive and you can find adequate enough places for $800 or perhaps even cheaper. 8. Israel also has very strong sectors in defense, pharmaceuticals, diamond cutting, gas/renewable energies and tourism, as well as making it as an up and coming transportation hub with the new railway deal from the arab gulf to the port of haifa, which was announced just recently, so it's far from being just the tech sector as your video portrayed. 9. you portrayed that israel survived based US support before the 90s which is again nonsense. The US applied 15 years embargo on Israel once the country was funded, and only after the peace agreement with Egypt in 1979, as a compensation for relinquishing the Sinai peninsula back to Egypt, is when america started pumping some relatively significant money, to the amount of about 2 billion per year, which only came as military aid, anyway, and not as economic aid. The German holocaust restitution payment was also insulting and extremely low (3 billion marks over a period of 14 years). Apparently Germany till this day still owes the state of Israel 18 billion, since they took over the debt of east Germany after reunification, which was never paid so far. 10. The only growing conservative population of israel (reverse trend from the rest of the world), which rejects progressivism, wokeness, and liberalism, all the ills which the western world today is plagued from, while reconnecting with God and with their roots, would only also make the nation of Israel stronger and more united than ever, at a time when the rest of the world is crumbling away bewildered and confused. 11. With the increase of antisemitism in the US, the day is not far, where they would have nowhere to escape to but to Israel. This would then again create an unstoppable flow of money and immigration into the country. Israel actually has everything going for it economic wise and also societal wise (the trends are positives).... so I don't know what "dark side" of the economy you saw, which doesn't exist in fact, besides the imaginative figments of the feverish media which paints everything black purposefully, yet have no idea what they're talking about. I'm very optimistic about the future in this country. I found the information quite incomplete, lacking, misrepresenting and falling to the trap of the sensationalized media headlines, which have little connection to reality and to future predictions and understanding of our society. I'll suggest you do a do-over in your next research.
@ecoideazventures6417 Жыл бұрын
Thanks for this insightful update. So you mean it's like Saudi Arabia without the oil?!
@gregoryandyuliakaplan7505 Жыл бұрын
@@ecoideazventures6417 In many aspects yes. There are still good universities here and a good hi-tech industry, but 70% of startups are already taking steps to move somewhere. Apart from that, everything else is like Saudi Arabia - religious dictate is everywhere even in state schools and this dictatorship is becoming worse and worse everyday. State-religious and purely religious schools are even worse because pupils where do not study anything else apart from the Torah. Even the majority of shops have to pay for a kashrut certificate to rabbanuth, which is one of the reasons why Israel is so expensive.
@cosimodirondo972 Жыл бұрын
OP, it's beyond your ken; know that the labor the Haredim engage in is the most important task going on in Israel.
@Andromahlius Жыл бұрын
Being busy with an imaginary friend isn't work.@@cosimodirondo972
@aurele2 Жыл бұрын
all I have to say is interesting timing youtube put this on my feed, the title is correct. It did in fact get worse.
@RussellAlami5 ай бұрын
I remember seeing brochures of the “good-life” in whiteSouthAfrica in the 1970’s . They were a regional hegemon , had the world’s highest standard of living , and enjoyed complete Western protection - who called Mandela and the ANC “terrorists” - because they wanted to break-free of their concentration camps . The fall of Apartheid was sudden . I guess you can’t be evil forever .
@Shrulik5 ай бұрын
Did South Africa was also experiencing existential threat from day one of its existence because Africans believed that white are "enemies of Allah" and only have the right to live as defeated minorities and treated with contempt? Did Black Africans turned down all peaceful proposals to end the conflict only aiming to "Free South Africa" meaning "throwing to the sea Afrikaans"? Btw South Africa is also the ancestral and holy land of Afrikaans ? Sure killing Jews, believing Jews are eternal enemies of Allah that only tolerated as defeated and humiliated minorities aren't bad things to you. You also believe that the only crime in the Holocaust that some Jews survived?
@victormeidan10622 ай бұрын
Except everyone in Israel has equal rights. Whoops.
@birgaripadam7112 Жыл бұрын
It is always the internal challenges that make or brake a nation. Let's see what gonna happen now
@waleedkhawaja8276 Жыл бұрын
Want some popcorn 🍿
@stationtavern8527 Жыл бұрын
The usual infamous massacre already happening since you posted this comment here!!
@birgaripadam7112 Жыл бұрын
@@stationtavern8527 yeah I know that
@covfefe178711 ай бұрын
@@waleedkhawaja8276 you should be more worried about the Hamas elite that have betrayed your people and flown to Qatar to live in Gold plated mansion and laugh at the misery of ordinary Gazan's
@ahmedbenidir70989 ай бұрын
"isreal" is merely a colony that is doomed to fail and already started to disintegrate
@albertlevert29884 ай бұрын
Add to this a good dose of BDS and the best and brightest will be leaving rapidly.
@victormeidan10622 ай бұрын
Except you leftist cuckoos have been predicting this forever.
@yarden-zamir Жыл бұрын
The haredim issue is indeed the most problematic one. As an israeli I don't know if I want to bring children in this country as I don't see a healthy tregectory here at all. All of the issues you mentioned are true and important and enough reason to doubt israel and that is even before we talk about the wars and the "mitnahlim" (usually religious) which is the secular left-wing-ish name for the expansions that are happning in the west bank and are supported by our current government. For those wondering, the closest translation of the word is "infesters" and the economical thecnical core of the country does not support that element.
@jcliu Жыл бұрын
It feels like Israel was not only wasting all its time trying to make peace with the Arab monarchs, but also turning itself into a shiny Gulf state-where a huge segment of the citizenry lives as pampered wards of the state in exchange for political quiescence. Problem is, Netanyahu’s golden goose for funding this was tech and human capital…which is far more capable of flying off than oil or natural gas.
@BITWF1810 ай бұрын
Mitnahalim are secular left wing? I don’t know if a single mitnahel who is secular or remotely left wing
@yarden-zamir10 ай бұрын
you missread my comment. I said mitnahlim are a "secular left-wing-ish name for..."@@BITWF18
@Mamefhiah20239 ай бұрын
In Israel, you're not allowed to work if you don't do the mandatory military service. So the Charedim refuse to enlist in the military, so they can't work. And even when they're not allowed to work, look at all these multi-million dollar developments they're building around Jerusalem. Most of these developments are built by Haredim and for Haredim, so I don't know what you're talking about. It looks to me that you just hat Haredim. If I said what you're saying, I would be called an antisemite, but if you say that, do you think that it's ok?
@BITWF189 ай бұрын
@@Mamefhiah2023 I didn’t serve in the military and I have a better job than 99% of Israelis. Stop lying all the time.
@ridearoundisrael8526 Жыл бұрын
As an Israeli, I would like to congratulate you on creating such a well structured, complete and accurate video my friend. What's happening is truly unfortunate at all levels and it saddens many of us that our beautiful country is torn from the inside. I look forward to discovering your channel and other videos :)
@compovi8461 Жыл бұрын
As an Israeli, this is the same "As an Israeli" comment I see in every latest youtube video about Israel and the current protest.
@TheOneAndOnly61300 Жыл бұрын
@@compovi8461Ignore the Jew haters. The fact is that 6.7 million Jews are punching way above their weight class in basically everything.
@AlexBBC94 Жыл бұрын
@@compovi8461🤔
@YishaiBarr Жыл бұрын
@@compovi8461 Kind of gets exhausting to see people pretend to represent the entire country.
@compovi8461 Жыл бұрын
@@YishaiBarr It's tiresome to see the same comment in every vid that tells the leftist narrative. "as an Israeli I congratulate you on accurate amazing wonderful professional video, Israel's democracy is in danger!"
@rafabonacci4268 Жыл бұрын
Let me guess… free money from American taxpayers?
@Manowar68 Жыл бұрын
US gets tech. in return!
@yousefizziddeann5789 Жыл бұрын
@@Manowar68The US has the best tech industry 😂
@Manowar68 Жыл бұрын
@@yousefizziddeann5789 That's why they have, because of Israel
@yousefizziddeann5789 Жыл бұрын
@@Manowar68 Except none of the best US tech companies are made by an Israeli, or were merged with an Israeli tech company 😂
@Manowar68 Жыл бұрын
@@yousefizziddeann5789 If it makes you sleep at night. I know the truth so are the others and that's what matters. I am NOT planning to prove to person who doesn't know sh*t, and not trying to educate himself. Waste of my time!!!!
@Planet_Xplorer Жыл бұрын
You forgot to mention it also gets the highest US aid in the world and to date it has received more than 300 Billion dollars from US taxpayers money that's not to mention all the resources they stole from the Palastenians
@gjw2wj469 Жыл бұрын
What is the purpose of a jewish state?. If you dont like follow the jewish religion and read the jewish torah or a 2000 years old book, there is completely no point to create israel for protecting a Jew. A non adherant to jewish religion or an irreligious person is called an atheist and can settle in any other developed country other than israel.
@Zelielz111 ай бұрын
US aid is in exchange of ISrael buying weapons from the US. And they didnt steal any resources from the Palestinians because they dont have any.
@Zelielz111 ай бұрын
@@gjw2wj469 Being safe from people like you.
@thecrimsondragon97443 ай бұрын
Source? And what resources? Last I checked there’s very little natural resources in that small strip of land. Maybe you mean camels? Lol
@matthummel83062 ай бұрын
@@thecrimsondragon9744 low wage laborers?
@noorizal53 ай бұрын
I stopped all IT spend with companies located in the apartheid state since October 8th.
@ash1kh Жыл бұрын
The world was generous enough to give them a chance to grow and prosper. But they choose the trajectory of ceasing to exist in near future.
@toassistindo Жыл бұрын
There are a few flaws / oversights. 1. Israel has been a start up incubator since way before the 90s. Predominantly in agricultural tech, water irrigation, solar energy, and later communications. 2. You underestimate the ability of Israel to put out fires and solve immediate burning existencial issues. 3. There are many haredis that leave their religious lifestyle for a secular one. 4. The army plays a constant key role in pumping out talent and knowledge. It’s not private sector investment 5. Those people and companies leaving are doing so in protest and would happily come back. You underestimate the value of “being home” as opposed to emigrating and starting anew. The current situation is Israel going thru growing pains. Rather that it being “the end” it could just as easily be a transition into a new way of doing things with new social contracts between the religious and secular, rich and poor, institutions, govt, and even the Palestinian neighbors.
@dl6860 Жыл бұрын
This comment should be pinned.
@jakeorbach1018 Жыл бұрын
🙌
@KirillR651 Жыл бұрын
1. It wasn't a startup incubator, the innovations in agriculture were not an industry, and it was mostly stuff to allow farming in bad conditions. High tech as a major industry started to be significant in the 80, what allowed that is capital investments in the industry. 2. This point is without content or value. 3. Not enough, you can easily see that the ratio of Haredim is increasing over time, and Israel becomes more religious over time, not less. 4. The amount of people serving in technological units is pretty small, not to mention that the problem Israel may face is the lack of oppotunities and jobs and not lack of talent. 5. Why would they come back? there is no reason so far that the trend that makes Israel more religious, less liberal, and just more hateful in general will stop, because it's based on demographics. It will not be "the end", it will just get worse over time until Israel become like Iran, a religious, poor shithole, shunned diplomatically and with totalitarian regime.
@sarahrosen4985 Жыл бұрын
@@KirillR651#2 is particularly of value. Clearly you have never worked in Israeli hi-tech and watched a local employee or team design/ create/trouble shot / debug something and move on when the US / India /EMEA team/architects are still trying to schedule a brainstorming session on the issue for 4 months from now. It is the reason projects stay or return to Israel. We get stuff done. As for the “sky is falling because religious people are still alive” - the more non-religious the country becomes and the more the non-religious try to destroy connections to every bit of heritage; the more those same non-religious SCREAM about The Religious. You might fool outsiders but we see through all of your BS.
@sarahrosen4985 Жыл бұрын
Thanks for this comment. Saved me having to watch the video. The racists commenting is disgusting enough.
@victorcheg4556 Жыл бұрын
Israel's Miracle= donations from USA
@sowishful Жыл бұрын
Stop bro! You’re being antisemitic!
@lightman2258 Жыл бұрын
Why such a little country needs billions every year?
@vdante7299 Жыл бұрын
the only functional country in the middle east..
@Flashh2124 Жыл бұрын
@@sowishful😂😂😂😂😂
@OsirisMawn Жыл бұрын
@@lightman2258 billions of YOUR tax payer money to people who look down on you
@georgesordia8877 Жыл бұрын
Very good and informative review. Thank you for spending your time doing such a valuable content.
@CrazyPupil70 Жыл бұрын
Very interesting video. It reminds of Ireland and how the are also split between people who make money from foreign companies accessing the EU and those working normal jobs
@iSamus Жыл бұрын
That sounds interesting, do you have any resources you'd like to recommend on this topic?
@mysteriousDSF Жыл бұрын
yes, Israel and Ireland are very similar in many ways!
@ewasignsjack2389 Жыл бұрын
Yes Ireland and Israel are so closed in so many aspects. Twin brothers who ignore each other.... Funny
@or3325 Жыл бұрын
@@iSamus Dom had a video on Ireland recently, check it out
@feargal2433 Жыл бұрын
@@ewasignsjack2389One went over to the darkside.
@shlomomarkman6374 Жыл бұрын
After the current war it looks like the status of the ultra-orthodox is over. The fact that they didn't rise from their couches to defend the country or even worse, celebrate the holiday while the country was at war will greatly reduce their political power
@dinogranolabars4795 Жыл бұрын
They failed to protect us with their prayers!
@mozi30518 ай бұрын
I doubt it.
@supergroovy83465 ай бұрын
@@dinogranolabars4795 It is a test.
@Sarke2 Жыл бұрын
Really enjoy your analysis, one of the best content on youtube.
@GeorgeChuy Жыл бұрын
It seems many countries have undergone privatization in 70s and 80s, like UK and Israel. It would be very interesting to see a video made on it, preferably with comparison between different countries in its impact.
@YishaiBarr Жыл бұрын
Israel didn't do it to the extent that Britain did, although by some aspects, it should move in that direction.
@GeorgeChuy Жыл бұрын
@@YishaiBarr Though not a Briton myself, I have heard many British people complain about the shrinking public welfare since then on, which is felt particularly acute these days when everything is ever more expensive. Actually I suspect there is a right or wrong direction but rather a matter of balance and compromise.
@Olliebobalong Жыл бұрын
Im British, and it stems from WW2 that "government knows what's best, because they got us through the war, so they should run everything" thats the simple explanation as to why the public sector until the early 80's (until Thatchers election victory) grew so vast. The government would put out PSA's during the 50s and 60s as to what distance you should have your furniture apart from each other in your living room. The British public had a total love affair with their own government, because of the trauma WW2 ensued. 70s UK was known as the "sick man of Europe" where state owned and run energy, utilities, transportation, heavy industry etc was constantly on strike, productivity was through the floor, bin collections so infrequent that rubbish was pilled as high as houses are tall, rat infestation in major cities, they even rationed electricity for rolling blackouts and dictated only 4 inches of bath water to preserve gas. Everything, or most things, were privatised through the 80s and 90s, during which the same time, the UKs economy recovered and then some. Those who cry for nationalisation of key industries fail to look at how that went before; regulation, and the guaranteed income from government irrespective of your quality or work and performance is an inherently bad design. While privatisation isnt perfect, it's a damn site better than the alternative. A Happy medium is a healthy amount of regulation, conception rules etc.
@GeorgeChuy Жыл бұрын
@@Olliebobalong Totally agreed with your conclusion. Hardly can you find good outcomes in extremes. However, unfortunately it is something in human nature to go after extremes rather than stay in the middle path.
@rohankishibe8259 Жыл бұрын
Like father like son eyy!!
@matriputra2624 Жыл бұрын
very informative!
@paulphelps7809 Жыл бұрын
Your comment on Israel's economy is certainly true. It looks like Israel will continue to need miracles.
@titanicisshit1647 Жыл бұрын
People who have never learned math don't do miracles
@hkgamma Жыл бұрын
Less than two weeks later - this has aged VERY well... unfortunately :(
@yark618 Жыл бұрын
Gods will
@agftun8088 Жыл бұрын
It's on purpose, the government needed to unite the people against an enemy and netanyaho was losing support fast, so they let their own citizens get attacked..
@ahmedbenidir70989 ай бұрын
"isreal" is merely a colony that is doomed to fail and already started to disintegrate
@Trackrace295823 ай бұрын
Good
@victormeidan10622 ай бұрын
@@agftun8088 No need to unite Israel. Arub fanatics always do it for free. It in their nature.
@saidmohammed7597 Жыл бұрын
Israel was not for more then a century long coutry. British mandate 1921.
@טוביהיגלניק Жыл бұрын
As an Isreali I can fully confirmed what you said. It's amazing to see how deep your research is. Hopefully things would change. We need less socialism and less incentives for people not to work. (Orthdox Jewish and Arabs)
@j.obrien4990 Жыл бұрын
the Orthodox Jews are a bigger problem.
@hagaydere Жыл бұрын
you can blame your grand grand fathers who came to israel and try to be too-much nice to arabs,plus didnt relize that gaza going to be taxproblem. but now? now you work and play taxe while the Jews you hate, as Hitler hated the Jews, struggle to survive economically, live in the periphery without education, and still have to listen to pampered Nazis like you
@amateur_football9751 Жыл бұрын
Socialism is incredibly destructive, I seen it first hand in Venezuela, Hugo Chavez had "good intentions" and he broke the economy now the Venezuela diaspora is huge, you can find them in almost any country with horrible stories of hunger and despair
@bgandjsco1 Жыл бұрын
The odds of that happening is......ZERO
@lightman2258 Жыл бұрын
@rhinnawi95 they are discriminated in their own country. Like many black people in USA
@FaisalKhan-wf8ys Жыл бұрын
Apartheid states generally run into economic trouble at some point.
@deathpunch3917 Жыл бұрын
@FaisalKhan-wf8ys What is an apartheid state and why Israel is one ?
@@laetitiavisagie-gg6kk As an American, I apologize for my government's support of apartheid in South Africa. Peace.
@benyseus6325 Жыл бұрын
Last name “Khan” + anti Israel comment. Classic on brand
@אלון-מ4ו Жыл бұрын
Really one sided What about the coming peace with Saudi Arabia? What about the economic corridor through India to Europe through Israel? What about the rise in millinery equipment in the world & the face that Israel militery industry is so powerful (Lately sighed a deal with Germany for 4B$) And more, much more...
@Jouantiese Жыл бұрын
Exactly.
@titanicisshit1647 Жыл бұрын
don't expect more of that with people who don't know math
@nausiac Жыл бұрын
With millions from America that’s it
@SyedAhmedSakif Жыл бұрын
billions
@tonybanks10356 ай бұрын
foreign aid doesn't make a country economically productive. You should take economy classes.
@tedjohnson64 Жыл бұрын
Excellent summary! Especially liked your insight into how they became a tech power player in the 1990’s.
@simonestreeter1518 Жыл бұрын
Well this video aged extremely well. Now I see even more reasons for this false-flag Hamas attack. The Israeli's will miss the Palestinians desperately if they eliminate them, as they say they now will. Then they will only be left to tear each other apart.
@victormeidan10622 ай бұрын
False flag ? So according to your analysis, all those Jihadi rapes, burning people alive and beheadings did NOT happen. Hah ah ah What BS?
@victormeidan1062Ай бұрын
Keep dreaming, Loser !
@timanderson5981 Жыл бұрын
The biggest problems: 1. Unresolved Palestinian question: Israel will never have peace and security until Palestinians are given peace and security, either in their own viable country under a "Two State Solution", or Israel give them all equal citizenship in a "One State Solution". On present course, Israel will soon be viewed as the pariah of the world, not just by the Global South, but also increasingly by Western countries, who can no longer deny that Israel is now an Apartheid State directly comparable with pre-1994 South Africa. 2. Demographics: the video did state towards the end of the demographic demise of secular Jews, and their replacement by the Haredim. This could also set off a bitter internal political conflict, involving everything from nation culture, taxes, economy, defense, etc. Countries to fall apart internally more often than due to external pressure. Israel's internal contradictions, which it cannot easily resolve, may very well be the reason for its ultimate demise as a nation state.
@blueyZee7 ай бұрын
The Palestinian question is a westerner's question. The woke leftist that believes in an oppressor-oppresses situation in every conflict. Palestinian are by no means the oppressed. They should choose peace and have meaningful negotiations with Israel. We know that Israel can negotiate as it traded Sinai for peace with Egypt. Israel has managed to reach where it is despite all the terrorism by them.
@victormeidan10622 ай бұрын
The fakestinians had peace & security in Ghazza. That is why Israel was attacked on Oct 7. Whoops.
@kifayayusuf3106Ай бұрын
This aged well! Fr33 Palestine🇵🇸
@victormeidan1062Ай бұрын
@@kifayayusuf3106 Israel was not set up to achieve peace & security. Israel arose so that Jews could live as Jews. That is your first fundamental error.. The second error is to claim that internal demographic shifts are accelerating the growth of the Haredi population. This is not true. The demographics are enlarging the National Religious Camp. That is the population that is tied to both the Spiritual World & Modernity.
@davtrailers3494 Жыл бұрын
What timing mate.... What timing
@יהוידעשטינמץ11 ай бұрын
As an Israeli I agree with 95% of what you said The thing I think you got wrong is the causation between the judicial reform and the lack of investments, 2022 - 2023 ware not good in terms of startup funding in the entire world and not just in Israel so saying the lack of startup funding is because of the reform is probably wrong.
@mrgarina2977 Жыл бұрын
i live in israel and i can say its accurate. my opinion is in the middle, i highly value high tech and the development of humanity as one, with it its very important to keep the religion factor in the country. after all without faith who are we? and faith in jewish history is the only real reason we survived the harsh times. i hope one day we could have an agreement and be as one again (:
@or3325 Жыл бұрын
Such "balanced" opinions are the reason Israel is most probably doomed. Faith is not the only reason we survived. In fact, it's not a reason at all. State should always be separated from religion, which is very far from the case here, and Israel is perhaps the strongest proof for that among the world democracies.
@judeabeljangnap7241 Жыл бұрын
You Are So Wrong LOL Don't Worry God's gonna shine your eye
@or3325 Жыл бұрын
@@judeabeljangnap7241 God does not exist, grow up will you
@kathyrichards5143 Жыл бұрын
High technology and humanity are two different worlds apart. I liked your statement about faith. Without faith there is no hope and this involves putting God first. I pray for Israel every day. This led me to this page. Don't know the needs but God does. Kathy
@mrgarina2977 Жыл бұрын
i have to disagree about the tech and humanity appart. its not it comes together, without tech lots of people would not live and its part of human nature to discover and progress. we have to bind it together to move forward@@kathyrichards5143
@trappart9209 Жыл бұрын
I enjoyed this video very much and look forward to watching others. Subscribed! I found your analysys very insightful
@amineBoucherit Жыл бұрын
Wake up people this is why they're attacking Gaza
@Skyfire-x Жыл бұрын
Yes, this. They will be colonizing the northern half of Gaza by next year.
@alessio279 Жыл бұрын
A quick note: you didn't account for the current market conditions (high interest rates) that have led to the worst global VC/Startup market in the last 20+ years. With this in mind, and considering that the downturn started in 2022, claiming that the reduction in VC investment is due exclusively or even primarily to the political crisis is completely overlooking a really, really important input into that decline
@hussammoh3791 Жыл бұрын
All by the US taxpayers. Lol
@Nanix1991 Жыл бұрын
Can you do countries that will create new economic miracles? We only see countries that were rich and now are in trouble, not the other way around...
@user-dz4eb5rb3g Жыл бұрын
Some of them are not rich in which he talks about like India
@forroldo2334 Жыл бұрын
Probably conflict torn countries like el salvador or Even Venezuela with a régime change
@kirill4531 Жыл бұрын
@@forroldo2334nah
@kirill4531 Жыл бұрын
I would bet on Poland in Europe Mexico in Northern America
@jero_me Жыл бұрын
Everytime I heard the word Israel, I feel sad about the palestinians kids and women killed everyday. The world should stop this 😢
@martinschulze5399 Жыл бұрын
Its Muslims. No reason to cry
@שירהניב-ט7ל Жыл бұрын
Great video! Thank you
@YishaiBarr Жыл бұрын
The grim future prediction is just another out of multiple grim future predictions that have been made throughout the years. The political stuff has been there forever, the video doesn't actually go into it as much in order to clarify the specifics which do in fact make a difference and as to do with lower productivity demographics like Haredim and Arabs, there's a small barrier to getting a significant amount of Haredim into the workforce and the secular Jews just don't want to do it, because it involves lowering the age exemption in the army, which is unfair. But it would probably work, especially considering people who are unmotivated aren't any good for the army anyway or secular Jews complaining about religious people in the army. Damned if you do or don't situation. As for the Arabs, the issue is the lack of exposure to the academic world and the unchallenging conditions given for affirmative action where many of them end up not doing well in studies due to the low expectations of the challenge.
@coreysmith8489 Жыл бұрын
The United States should end military aid to Israel. 1. Israel can pay for its own military. Israel has a strong economy, an excellent international credit rating, and runs frequent budget surplus. Israel ran an annual surplus of more than a billion dollars six out of the last ten years. 2. Military aid to Israel is a security risk. Israel is a major supplier of military technology to China. These sales have been instrumental in the modernization of the Chinese military. Israel developed the Lavi fighter from American technology with 1.5 billion in American subsidies. Israel sold the Lavi fighter to China. It is now called the J-10 and is the mainstay of the Chinese Air Force. Israel has also sold China missile guidance systems,, advanced radar systems and targeting systems. 3. Israel is a diplomatic liability. 4. Military aid to Israel is illegal under the Leahy Law because of Israel's human rights violations. Any aid to Israel is illegal under the Symington amendment which prohibits aid to nations with nuclear weapons that have not signed the nuclear non-proliferation treaty and do not permit inspections of their nuclear sites
@ychibo3581 Жыл бұрын
I agree that the US should end the military aid to Israel. Israel is a country that consistently violates the international laws and the US should not support countries that ministers at their governments call to burn villages as a revenge. Having say that the points you made are far from being accurate. 1. The American aid is given in a form of US dollars that can be spent in US only. On one hand it keeps jobs in US and on the other hand prevents the Israelis compete with the American technologies. 2. Israel doesn't sell army tech to China. Most of the security tech Israel sell is pending US approval. Only recently a sale of Iron Dome systems to Germany, a friendly country to US, was postponed due to lack of an American approval. Once the US gave its consent, the deal was signed. The Lavi was developed based on the French Miraz. 3. Egypt is also a diplomatic liability. It doesn't stop US from providing it aid.
@coreysmith8489 Жыл бұрын
@@ychibo3581 Israel has a long history of military tech sales to China. "China and Israel have developed close strategic military links with each other. Bilateral military relations have evolved from an initial Chinese policy of secret non-official ties to a close strategic partnership. Israel has provided China with military assistance, expertise and technology. According to a report from the United States-China Economic and Security Review Commission, “Israel ranks second only to Russia as a weapons system provider to China and as a conduit for sophisticated cutting edge military technology," Source: Jewish Virtual Library.
@skvetny Жыл бұрын
This so called "aid" is no more but a means to keep Israel under American control, and also as a method to keep American industries occupied by manufacturing and developing all sorts of arms. One such major example is the Arrow project, which is subsidized by the US, the joint development was done by Boeing and IAI, most of the manufacturing is conducted on US soil, final assembly and testing is being done by IAI, the US has used this system to further implement and develope other American systems, prevented up until recently from Israel to sell this system to any other country including NATO countries in order for it to sell competitive US systems to NATO countries. The same pattern of action happens on a regular basis in each joint development with the US. Oh and about the democratic liability, you have Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and many other very "democratic" countries all over the world which the US keeps under its payroll. But the key difference is that Israel doesn't require US troops to be stationed regularly on the ground to protect American interest, for that you have crooked Israeli politicians and security experts.
@talink6867 Жыл бұрын
Please stop spamming it on every Israel video you troll
@alexanderordinary2110 Жыл бұрын
@@ychibo3581 Lavi? Its based on the F16. It even looks like a copy of the F16? "Israel compete with american technology"? lololol
@hajarhajar8906 Жыл бұрын
Small piece of desert? The desert that they stole from the Palestinians????
@reonfralenrivera497711 ай бұрын
😂😂taquiyah
@thecrimsondragon97443 ай бұрын
The desert that was stolen from them by various waves of invaders, the latest being the so called Palis.
@Trackrace295823 ай бұрын
@@thecrimsondragon9744the Jews came to that land and stole it from the people living there
@skaldlouiscyphre2453Ай бұрын
@@thecrimsondragon9744 The Palestinians have been there the whole time, long before they started speaking Arabic.
@victormeidan1062Ай бұрын
@@skaldlouiscyphre2453 Which is why so called "fakestinians" have family names that indicate their foreign origins: Abbas. Iraq Zoabi Iraq Takriti Iraq Baghdadi Iraq Al Faruki. Iraq Farsi Iran Turki. Turkey Sultan. Turkey Uthuman. Turkey Kurdi Kurdistan Al Abid. Sudan Hourani. Syria Halabi. Syria Allawi. Syria Nashashibi Syria Al Qudwa. Syria Khamati. Syria Lubnani. Lebanon Sudawi. Lebanon Al Surani. Lebanon Tarabulsi. Lebanon Husseini. Saudi Arabia Hijazi Saudi Arabia Al Tamimi. Saudi Arabia Ta'amari Saudi Arabia Al Kurashi. Saudi Arabia Al Yamani. Yemen Matar. Yemen Hadadin. Yemen Morad Yemen Al Azad. Yemen Khamadan. Yemen Abu Sitta. Egypt Terebin. Egypt Al Tartir. Egypt Al Masrawa Egypt Al Bana. Egypt Bardawil Egypt Shalumi. Egypt Fa'alan. Egypt Mugrabi. Morocco Al-Araj. Morocco Al - Jazir. Algieria Bushniak. Bosnia Al Hamis. Bahrain Al Shashani Chechnya
@xabierperez8 ай бұрын
It got worse, that's for sure.
@AunknownMan Жыл бұрын
Israel is truly a beautiful and amazing country but the taxes and prices of things are not normal, is crazy to pay in the middle east 20€ or like 80 ILS for a Shawarma….a cocktail at a bar 35€, i visited like 8 times but the prices are rly too much for anyone to bare
@silverkobo Жыл бұрын
A tipical shawarma will actually be more like 50-60 NIS, so not as much but still expensive
@rohankishibe8259 Жыл бұрын
Israel is no country, it's a colonial ambition, a satellite state, no occupier stood forever
@LeafSouls Жыл бұрын
no it isn't
@danh1532 Жыл бұрын
Well we might see the end of Israel pretty soon. ☹️
@joshJ.3 ай бұрын
It’s easy to do when everything is stolen
@raylopez99 Жыл бұрын
Gloom and doom. The one takeaway was political turmoil is hurting Israel (true in the USA as well). Demographics are a problem, and the religious fundamentalists are a potential drag on the economy. Other than that, Israel is in better shape than say Lebanon.
@aquestioninthevoid8832 Жыл бұрын
And Lebanon is your model for comparison?
@martinschulze5399 Жыл бұрын
Even germany sucks. I walked around yesterday in a City. Only arabs. Didnt See any germans. The country is done
@supergroovy83465 ай бұрын
Why compare with Lebanon? Why not Afghanistan?
@mika_chu Жыл бұрын
Hi. How did you get this information ?
@crawkn Жыл бұрын
The majority of workers are said to be "not part of the tech sector in any way," while the file footage illustrates by coffee shop workers. But coffee shops in the tech sector regions are profiting from the wages of tech sector employees, as are many other services and products. These may not be as lucrative as tech sector work, but it is still an economic benefit to others. Also, automation is reducing employment in most fields to varying degrees, so the issue of how to do consumer-driven economics with fewer people earning much disposable income from wages will need to be addressed economy-wide very soon.
@LuciusFilmex5 күн бұрын
By lowering prices? what is this "not finding consumers" non-sense?
@crawkn5 күн бұрын
@@LuciusFilmex The question is how do companies sell products once they have automated away employment, which is the means by which people earn the income to purchase their products. Prices may fall due to automation, but if people aren't employed they have no income to buy even cheaper products. The second question I don't understand because I didn't use the phrase in quotes.
@thomasdarling2553 Жыл бұрын
Really really tricky challenges now
@12q8 Жыл бұрын
And conveniently, now it has this crisis to fuel Netenyahu's popularity and support to further take the country down this path.
@Karyabs Жыл бұрын
The Apartheid state of Israel
@victormeidan10622 ай бұрын
which does not exist.
@skaldlouiscyphre2453Ай бұрын
@@victormeidan1062 That's why they call it _It's not real_
@hossameyada Жыл бұрын
Imagine a foreign family building their home in your backyard, knowing that this is illegal under international law, yet they're protected by the police, and the army even, while you can't say anything and if you did you get arrested.
@AliAhmed63708 Жыл бұрын
so unfortunate
@menachemgroman2683 Жыл бұрын
As an ultra orthodox jew I growed up In London leaved their 20 years and Now I m in Israel the difference between This two countries is so big in London There's so many ultra orthodox Jews Who are so successful with no degree In anything and very little English But In Israel there's no normal jobs Without a degree and to do business Is much much more harder because It's still not a capitalistic economy Like Britain and the nonsense of A degree
@gordonspicer Жыл бұрын
firstly to improve your CV please use "grew up". Secondly all EU countries for better or worse require qualifications and or degrees for most employment now. In that respect , I recall, Israel has a very well qualified working population compared to others in the OECD
@Music-enjoyer-q9n Жыл бұрын
I love this video as an israeli it is very informative and accurate you definitly highlighted the main problems with israels economy and how alot more complicated than it actually is (as it is with anything) i was there at the protests and its for sure a problem and you did a very good job talking about the divide. its definitly worrying and i hope it gets better soon.
@blackjew6827 Жыл бұрын
" i was there at the protests " if you take part of the protests, you are part of the problem.
@topicsfavorites4859 Жыл бұрын
Sorry, the video missed, misread and omitted a lot of things, which led him to incorrect analysis and conclusions: Background about me: I'm a secular Israeli 1. What the protests are really about is a war against religion, and an attempt to overthrow the government, which the left considers illegitimate and afraid of the elected officials due to the scare campaign of the media (they just don't accept the election results so they turned to fascist means to force their will). It has nothing to do with judicial reform, which the leaders of left themselves campaigned for them in the past and are on video for it. It's just a cover up, internally and internationally, for the real motives and goals of it. The reform would only strengthen our institutions, the public trust in them, and also the tech sector eventually, as well as lower the cost of living (the court and the monopolies/billionaires protect one another to preserve their interests on the expense of the common citizen). 2. The information about 70% of tech companies considering moving their money abroad is complete nonsense bogus information produced for political motives. Ever since the judicial reform our media and journalists, they have gone over the deep end, and became completely unreliable with the information they churn out. They spur the protests and generate them themselves, and were manufacturing fake economic articles, every single day, grabbing to anything they could and overblowing it out of all proportions, for scare tactics and in order to influence the israeli public opinion as part of a comprehensive propaganda campaign, which wouldn't shame efforts such as the russians. 3. Haredis don't live off the government as you claimed. You mentioned 50% of the men working, which is something like 30% difference from the secular sector, yet you omitted that 90% of their women work which as high as in the secular sector. Haredis get some minor stipends for having children, which is applicable equally to any family who need support for additional kids, and get some reduction in taxes for property tax and income tax, since they are low income families, which, again, is applicable the same for any low income family. They don't live off the government, they just live in modest and poverty conditions. They pay taxes like everyone else. Our media which try to present them as "leaching" off the government and the public is just anti-Semitic. Don't fall into this trap. 4. The slowdown in the tech sector this year is only temporary and part of a global slowdown in VC investments around the world. The Israeli tech sector already showing signs of recovery and still in a better position relative to other locations around the world. 5. Haredis are bright people and the religious studies give them skills to learn and absorb data like no other. It's what sustained the Jewish people for generations, not secularism, in which you put your trust. They are bookworms with phenomenal memory and logic skills. In one to two year they can complete all secular subjects, which took 12 years to complete in the state educational system (which is falling apart btw), if they so choose. Besides that, they are already showing signs of modernization and opening up their education curriculum to secular subjects, and with an increasing desire to incorporate into the job market. There are also many haredi who become secular later in life and only nourish and supplement the secular population. 6. The high birth rate of Israel, and within the haredis especially, is the ENVY of the entire world, at about 3 births per woman, which gives Israel the most healthy populating pyramid, pretty much anywhere you would look, while all other countries are basically collapsing demographically, which would lead to economic collapse as well. 7. The cost of living here is not so hard as it's presented. The most glaring way to see it are the haredis, that still manage to sustain large families (7 in average) and still manage to sustain all of them, own their homes, even while many of the men study most of the day, and still manage to live comfortably enough and happily (and not due to gov's stipends). Israel was ranked 4th happiest country in the world just recently, and not for no reason. You can still buy here food for cheap, comparable to many other country in the world, even places like brazil, from what I have noticed. You can still buy here cheap apartments in the north, the south and judea and samaria for as little have half a million shekel, and bcz the country is so small and compact, the "remote" locations aren't that remote anyway from the centers of commerce, and in a few decades there are already in the works plans for railway lines that would connect all those parts from north to south. The real estate market abroad, in many countries, is much more cut throat in comparison. In addition, due to the newly found gas fields, we're also energy secured (we're something like 3rd in the world in per capita gas reserved), and energy prices also have better prospects here than much of the rest of the world. Telecommunication prices are lowest in the world. Water we produce more than we need, and independent of rain, so also better than the rest of the world. Rent is also not that expensive and you can find adequate enough places for $800 or perhaps even cheaper. 8. Israel also has very strong sectors in defense, pharmaceuticals, diamond cutting, gas/renewable energies and tourism, as well as making it as an up and coming transportation hub with the new railway deal from the arab gulf to the port of haifa, which was announced just recently, so it's far from being just the tech sector as your video portrayed. 9. you portrayed that israel survived based US support before the 90s which is again nonsense. The US applied 15 years embargo on Israel once the country was funded, and only after the peace agreement with Egypt in 1979, as a compensation for relinquishing the Sinai peninsula back to Egypt, is when america started pumping some relatively significant money, to the amount of about 2 billion per year, which only came as military aid, anyway, and not as economic aid. The German holocaust restitution payment was also insulting and extremely low (3 billion marks over a period of 14 years). Apparently Germany till this day still owes the state of Israel 18 billion, since they took over the debt of east Germany after reunification, which was never paid so far. 10. The only growing conservative population of israel (reverse trend from the rest of the world), which rejects progressivism, wokeness, and liberalism, all the ills which the western world today is plagued from, while reconnecting with God and with their roots, would only also make the nation of Israel stronger and more united than ever, at a time when the rest of the world is crumbling away bewildered and confused. 11. With the increase of antisemitism in the US, the day is not far, where they would have nowhere to escape to but to Israel. This would then again create an unstoppable flow of money and immigration into the country. Israel actually has everything going for it economic wise and also societal wise (the trends are positives).... so I don't know what "dark side" of the economy you saw, which doesn't exist in fact, besides the imaginative figments of the feverish media which paints everything black purposefully, yet have no idea what they're talking about. I'm very optimistic about the future in this country. I found the information quite incomplete, lacking, misrepresenting and falling to the trap of the sensationalized media headlines, which have little connection to reality and to future predictions and understanding of our society. I'll suggest you do a do-over in your next research.
@JazzATrain Жыл бұрын
@@topicsfavorites4859 Excellent response. Thank you for the accurate information.
@Music-enjoyer-q9n Жыл бұрын
yea i guess i didnt realize a lot of that thanks for bringing it to light ill do more reaserch next time @@topicsfavorites4859
@gabrielsilva-pl3dx Жыл бұрын
Do you think the demographics of west bank Will be a problem in the future tô Israel?
@anonymous_anonymity Жыл бұрын
Take into account that USA pours billion of dollars every year. The settlers are rich immigrants from USA and other western countries. Plus the Israeli lobby in the US filthy rich and own a fat share of wealth. So Israel is concentration of pure wealth.
@blueyZee7 ай бұрын
Be serious, the aid US gives Israel is military aid and most of it goes back to Lockheed Martin and friends in form of weapon purchases. Also the amount US gives Israel per year is around 30bill, that's 0.06 of their GDP. Netanyahu himself has said that they don't need the aid but they appreciate it. Also, I believe that it would do Israel good if they just said no to it and make their own weapons since it is basically the equivalence of the US holding them by the balls. That's why most decisions Israel makes (in the war) are run with the US first. Here's an example, you and your rich friends always eat out and every time they pay. You appreciate it but it's not like you'll starve if they don't pay for you.
@anonymous_anonymity7 ай бұрын
@@blueyZee What kind of math class did you go to? If 30 billion = 0.06% of Isrl's GDP then Isral's GDP should be 50,000 bilions = 50 trillions. Isral's GDP is 0.5 trillions(approx). Fix your math and come back to argue.
@blueyZee7 ай бұрын
@@anonymous_anonymity Sorry, it's only 6% of it's GDP and most of it goes back to the USA, instead of Israel so it actually benefits some few in the military complex in the US more than Israel but it's a win for Israel since it's a show of support to them
@jackiepie74237 ай бұрын
@@blueyZee one could also argue that it's over inflated in valuation, as the shaw of iran did. "this door handle cost me a barrel of oil"
@OmarOsman987 ай бұрын
@@blueyZeeIsrael wouldn’t be economically viable without US military aid. The country would take on huge amounts of debt. Israel needs this deal with Saudi Arabia because that will give them more access to investments.
@goldstarlazerbeam8562 Жыл бұрын
For any young Israeli watching- our situation is a lot better than it seems. Criticize, but don’t give in to certain parties spreading panic inside and outside of the country. Its an interest of the Jewish current that doesn’t see real value in tradition. Living as an Israeli is hard. Being a Jew is hard. We had always had fights within ourselves. Be the best you can and value anything good that comes. Let’t build our land better instead of abandon. As for the doomers- “If the media is ln your side, you are not the resistance”. יהיה בסדר
@rohankishibe8259 Жыл бұрын
If the media is on your side you're not the resistance, very beautiful words, truly shows who's are the resistance fighters and who's the occupier, y'all got the media with you, lies for you, propaganda for you, truly shows who's the oppressed, and who's the oppressors, another quote like yours "if you're not careful, the media will convince you the oppressors are the victims and the oppressed are the evil doers"
@researchereye Жыл бұрын
"Holy Land" don't need economy... 🤣
@saschaberger3212 Жыл бұрын
The title picture is my desktop background. Neat
@orisadeh23 Жыл бұрын
israeli here. i want to touch up on two points that probably alot of people will havr about this video: 1. the lack of mentioning the israeli palastinian conflict is actually accurate. it shows how the current civil conversation in israel is bareley touching on it, and most israelies have much bolder opinions about ultra orthodox and the future of the economy than what is our future with the palastinisn. in a way this video is very accurate in depicting the current line of thought in israel. its not that the conflict doesnt exist, but a lot of people feel like they have no idea what to do about it so they just dont talk about it 2. this video is alsp very superficial and barely touches the tip of the iceberg of the ideological and demographic devide in israel, and especially how unique and unperalleled the sitiation actually is. he starts with talking about the economy and than shifts to demographic, and in doing so he doesnt even use his entire short 11 min to touch on one subject to a good extant and leaves alot of important context (like the conflict) off the table . i highly recommened everyone to go explore for themselves
@Stevel_ Жыл бұрын
Have never been to Isreal but all the Jews ive ever met in the USA and Canada have been incredible people. Im a big fan, love them, and have never understood the conspiracy theorists and haters. They are a tight-knit, well educated, hard working, family and faith oriented community, what's not to like about that? I think like with most things in life it just comes down to jealousy. From a gentile ally 👍✝️✡️ Great explanation of the challenges facing the tech sector and economy as a whole. Why is the cost of living so high in Isreal?
@i_am_ergo Жыл бұрын
"tight-knit" There's your cause for the conspiracy theories. And tight-knit by definition implies xenophobia and divisive prejudice - qualities I would not personally call "good." Not all Jews are like that though. I had two Jewish friends back in my early to mid-twenties in Kyiv, Ukraine, and even then it stupefied me how different the two were: one, a self-centered, focused, enterprising go-getter, the other, a convivial, athletic and generous to a fault slacker. They graduated from the same Jewish school and were fairly close, though mostly in terms of hanging out, not work or strategizing for the future. Their differences eventually drove them apart, and from me as well, because the first one betrayed me, and the second one wasn't maturing quite quickly enough. But overall, I'd say I'm glad I was friends with them. It saved me from becoming prejudiced against Jews as a people when I got older. Plus, they both taught me important life lessons - even if the lessons were what not to become.
@ridearoundisrael8526 Жыл бұрын
Thank you for the kind words my friend. As a Canadian Jew myself living in Israel and with everything that happens, your comment warms my heart. If you ever want to come and visit Israel (which I recommend despite everything that's happening and everything being said), feel free to reach out. I'll be happy to give you some pointers and potentially walk you around the places I love most 💙
@brettstarks1846 Жыл бұрын
Jews, like most human beings, are a mixed bag. They have positive traits - the emphasis on education, intellectual creativity, good sense of humor (love Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm) - but also negative. They’re tribal, have a very ethnic “religion” compared to other faiths, and are at times rather arrogant and lacking in self-awareness.
@bobsemple9341 Жыл бұрын
@@i_am_ergofucking what
@GearedGaming76899 Жыл бұрын
@@ridearoundisrael8526 Are you going to show him how to kill some palestinians. Your favorite past time
@tafadzwashepherd4580 Жыл бұрын
American allies economic miracles always involve massive aid from America and being allowed to be socialist for long enough to build a decent manufacturing hub etc. while enjoying technology transfers 😂. Yeah, big miracle, definitely not explainable or replicable.
@mRGuitarShow1 Жыл бұрын
I understand the ethos of your channel is to be the doomer, but you forgot to mention the natural gas Israel started exporting in recent years, which adds around 0.5% annual GDP automatically and initiated a national wealth fund. Also, what about the fantastic results of Israel's defense industries? Breaking sales records year after year? The reduced VC activity in hi-tech is a global trend, not exclusive to Israel. The above is not to disregard the demographic challenges the country faces, albeit they are not impossible to deal with, imo.
@ExplainedwithDom Жыл бұрын
It's not about being a doomer, but rather exploring the less visible aspects of stories that we tell ourselves about different countries. I would say: a) the point is that there is a disbalance between Israel's GDP and how that translates into individual economic benefits perceived by an individual, 0.5% change is not going to significantly affect that. b) True, but not to the same extent and the political instability definitely plays a part in that per statements from VCs on this topic. c) Any challenge is possible to deal with including this one, what I'm saying is that it's going to be quite difficult.
@mRGuitarShow1 Жыл бұрын
@@ExplainedwithDom "Exploring the less visible" does not necessarily means negative predictions, which are a motif of the channel. Just observing. I didn't disagree that there is a meaningful difference between nominal and real GDP per capita. Hopefully new reforms against protectionism are going to destroy some centralized aspects in the Israeli economy, such as the food oligopoly / duopoly. Real estate is also a major factor, unfortunately there is not solution in plain sight, except increasing the new homes. Perhaps Israeli tech is going to help with that. In regards to the gas, you need to take into account that Israel is energy independent now, and where electricity inflation in some European countries had percentages increase of triple digits, Israel barely is independent on oil thus the increases where very mild (around 10-15% if I'm not mistaken), so the gas has a big positive geopolitical & economical implications to Israel.
@MozartJunior22 Жыл бұрын
It is true Israel now has natural gas, and the defense industries are doing good business, but like the video said, a country can't rely on small things like these. The power of demographics is stronger than it seems. Having 20% of the population (Haredim) not contribute to the national product (and actually even being a burden) - this is not how you create a booming economy. Imagine having 10 people try to cook a meal but 2 of them just sit in the corner and occasionally eat from the food. Unfortunately they don't even care, and will even tell you that "it is an honor to pay an economic price in order to do the Lord's work". I think the Haredim can do amazing stuff if they just decide they want to, but they will probably only wake up when it's too late, and all the seculars will find themselves another place.
@mRGuitarShow1 Жыл бұрын
@@MozartJunior22 I agree, it is a burden.
@tsippyhadass897 Жыл бұрын
The "burden" buy 10 times more food and clothes than the "others"
@catparkmor Жыл бұрын
How do people live knowing next door people are stuck in horror? They have to feel that.
@Zelielz111 ай бұрын
It is their own fault. Most Israelies just want peace, they are tired of the hate towards them.
@supergroovy83465 ай бұрын
@@Zelielz1 they need justice. They need their homes back or they need to be compensated. They need to be treated as Humans by Israel apartheid state.
@sid8574 Жыл бұрын
Amazingly summarise video. Hope this channel can reach a million soon!
@tzirelchana Жыл бұрын
There are plenty of Haredim in hi tech. The reality is far more nuanced than this vid portrays
@Amirimiri Жыл бұрын
Not enough of them are educated enough to join the work force, maybe a small percentage is as you say. But its still not enough and more and more of the average Israeli tax payer money goes to fund the none working ones.
@cosimodirondo972 Жыл бұрын
@@Amirimiri Who then will study and impart Torah?
@Shut.Eye.Cinema Жыл бұрын
@@cosimodirondo972 Haredim do not study the torah but the talmud
@simonestreeter1518 Жыл бұрын
You must have a unique definition of the word 'plenty'. Hahaahhahaha.
@TraianoLiberatore3 ай бұрын
Preferential subsidies by the USA and infusions of cash from the Zionist diaspora also helps a lot.
@jevandezande Жыл бұрын
I'm glad whenever I see an ad for Masterworks. It is a great signal that the video maker has no idea about economics, and anything they say about it should be taken with a grain of salt.
@bennysh Жыл бұрын
This is a very accurate representation of the past, current and future status of Israel. Well done. As an Israeli, I'm very pessimistic at the moment.
@igoralexandershnaidstein1599 Жыл бұрын
I live in Canada,if you think Canada is prosperous,think again,zero growth ,very expensive,housing is unaffordable and I think it’s the same situation in most developed countries
@bennysh Жыл бұрын
I'll take Canada over Israel any day of the week. Full separation of state and religion is exactly what Israel needs, ASAP. @@igoralexandershnaidstein1599
@user-gn8ct4gd8v Жыл бұрын
Many Israelies are affraid from the population growth of the Charedim, but in some way this what promises the continuation of Israel . In the next 20 years youre gonna see Charedim in technological units in the IDF, in leading roles in the academy and more...
@effyl01 Жыл бұрын
As an Israeli, exactly what you said, exactly what he said.
@cosimodirondo972 Жыл бұрын
@@user-gn8ct4gd8v Every army has its divisions; the Charedim is the most important division.
@jilldent5514 Жыл бұрын
This is where the need for robots come in. They do all the work so you can learn and pray all day.
@alexluthiger731 Жыл бұрын
I'm looking forward to the robo-priests! 🍷😁
@titanicisshit1647 Жыл бұрын
Even so,are productive people supposed to slave away programming robots to pay for these idiots?
@simonestreeter1518 Жыл бұрын
Nah, their women do all the work, and earn most of the money too. Gotta love the Patriarchs.
@titanicisshit1647 Жыл бұрын
@@simonestreeter1518 and they force them to work in places where there are few men or something like that ,how can these people pretend to be men?
@simonestreeter1518 Жыл бұрын
What? @@titanicisshit1647
@tw1r0y Жыл бұрын
good video, I'd close it with a quote from Israel's first PM that said "In Israel, if you don't believe in miracles, you're not realist" you see, when you serve 3 years in the army you are invested, so rest assured we will not let them take our liberal democracy away.
@compovi8461 Жыл бұрын
פפפפפפפחחחחחחחחחחח אתם אנטי דמוקרטים ומשמידי הדמוקרטיה. כמו במשפט שלמה אתם מעדיפים להרוג את התינוק אם הוא לא יהיה שלכם.
@liavsol3531 Жыл бұрын
GOD'S speed
@FictionHubZA Жыл бұрын
So basically Israel is Saudi Arabia but with tech instead of oil.
@scottsimon8543 Жыл бұрын
100% false. Israel is the most liberal country in the Middle East.
@Shut.Eye.Cinema Жыл бұрын
Oh I wish
@mahlaqabukhari20456 ай бұрын
You can always buy tech if you have oil and money
@Darrida Жыл бұрын
The surge of science in Israel was due to the fall of the USSR. When young scientists poured into the country. Their teachers were Russians. Now this generation is gradually dying out. And the Jews themselves have not shown much talent.
@titanicisshit1647 Жыл бұрын
The jews have not showed much talent in science?🤣🤣🤣
@dqdq4083 Жыл бұрын
This video has aged very well
@louisgiokas2206 Жыл бұрын
Good point about the form that Israel should take. I am talking about the difference between a modern secular state and a nationalistic, religious one. I have always been a supporter of Israel, but this has come with a feeling of unease on its basis. The current controversy over the judiciary, specifically the Supreme Court, is traceable to the fact that Israel does not have a written constitution. Having a court that can block legislation when there is no governing document is just plain silly. The UK is finding this out as well. The founders of Israel, especially Ben-Gurion, resisted the development of a constitution. The reasons were not explicitly stated, but one can guess.
@somarjaber12755 ай бұрын
Really , you are talking like the Arabs are the bad guys in the story. Israel occupies Palestine and took thier land . And ITS name is PALESTINE and not Israel.
@len-17683 ай бұрын
It was never Palestine.
@somarjaber12753 ай бұрын
Do you know what the funny thing. That youtube blocking my replaies to you. It is and it will stay
@len-17683 ай бұрын
@@somarjaber1275"Palestine" is a Roman fabrication. The true name is Israel and will always be Israel. From the river to the sea, Israel is all that I see.
@ayanarun52838 ай бұрын
Israel had a per capita income at 1/3rd of the US in the 1960s
@CryptoCryoto Жыл бұрын
Economic miracle you must be joking. It’s decades in billions in US aid to a small county the size of Puerto Rico.
@tonybanks10356 ай бұрын
foreign aid doesn't make a country economically productive. Specially not when donating a small fraction of their GDP. You should take economy classes
@CryptoCryoto6 ай бұрын
@@tonybanks1035 if it’s so productive why does it relay on the billions the United States sends every year? A Jewish lobby in Washington is the only reason they even survive. Getting around 2.3 billion a year doesn’t sound very productive to me.
@CryptoCryoto6 ай бұрын
@@tonybanks1035 A productive county does not need foreign AID in the billions
@tonybanks10356 ай бұрын
@@CryptoCryoto you can pour billions inside a country this will not make your country more attractive to investors. What motivates all major High Tech actors to open R&D labs in Israel is the sheer quality of their engineers and scientists coupled with the right economic policies. And that my friend, no amount of foreign aid can produce
@CryptoCryoto6 ай бұрын
@@tonybanks1035 No billions from the US Israel goes bye bye they can’t survive without it.
@hansmaulwurf9051 Жыл бұрын
Ever heard of aspect ratio?
@Sebastian-gf2fk Жыл бұрын
This aged so well...
@anonymous_anonymity Жыл бұрын
anti-Semitic
@doomslayer9513 Жыл бұрын
@@anonymous_anonymityInvader
@Trackrace295823 ай бұрын
@@anonymous_anonymitygood
@TrPg4 ай бұрын
Nice
@mariembuenaventura1278 Жыл бұрын
Solid video, when will you create a video for Philippines? I'm wondering if you can surprise us of how bad you think our future is? Though we already expecting that hehe Some people here are joking about debuff when you live in our country.
@0123456789441076 ай бұрын
you havent covered the genocide?
@pajeetsingh Жыл бұрын
Israel has some of the most important computer and network patents. Their Weizmann Institute is truly a gift to the world.
@idonov8 Жыл бұрын
(I'm an Israeli tech worker) This is a very well made video but I think you completely missed the reasons for Israels becoming a startup Nation. 1. The Russian immigration would be a good boost to the economy, if it wasn't for a huge cultural and language gap that the immigrants had to get through. Most of the educated immigrants had to settle for a low paying job in the beginning because of this, but I can accept that their culture of education did contribute a lot in the long run, mainly through the 2nd generation. 2. The graph you showed about military budget going down is only talking about % of GDP and it compares the worst years of Israels economy to its best years. It mearly shows that Israels economy grew, the military budget is still the second highest expense of the government, after education. The third one is interesting and I guess true. You missed how the mandatory army service is a big contributing factor in educating tech workers, many of the startups here are founded by people from intelligence units with only military experience! Now it's like a rolling snow ball, there is a huge startup culture here, and even during the war hundreds of websites are going live to help with various challenges that the government isn't solving.
@checkmaify2 ай бұрын
Zionist suffer from a lot of delusion. Again, how will you prosper with the huge economy inequality , millions leaving and not coming back, drastic decrease in investment, the false notion of Jewish supremacy, and millions of Arabs sorrounding the Zionist entity that are resentful for terrorism perpertrated by the Zionist entity? Please, seriously, reply.
@Masterfuron Жыл бұрын
With what just happened to Israel yesterday... I think theyre in trouble.
@svart7716 Жыл бұрын
It is true; Israel have higher gdp per capita than Germany and Sweden. However I haven’t heard any famous Israel brand whereas Germany and Sweden has tens of very world famous products. What are Israel products?
@asaf919 Жыл бұрын
Well, not IKEA or Mercedes-Benz, but mostly tech companies you can find in Nasdaq or purchased by the biggest tech companies in the world. Google it. I won't be surprised if BMW/Bayer networks are protected by an anti-virus owned by an Israeli company (checkpoint, wiz, Palo Alto and many more). This is just one example...
@kfireven Жыл бұрын
Hummus, you like?
@igalzvi Жыл бұрын
do you know a small company called intel? it manufactures a lot of its processors in Israel. Used a disc-on-key? Israeli invention... icq, waze, playtika, wix and a lot more, just google it
@T0MapleLaughs Жыл бұрын
"Out of nothing." I lol'd.
@Moepowerplant Жыл бұрын
@@joelugo2547 "Backed" for a reason is more like it. In the 70s, the US was wary of the nuclear capacity Israel had developed with French help. They sent aid to avert the possibility that Israel will use the bomb. They still send aid to this day because Israel serves as a foothold for American interests in the Mideast. Not that Israel has to actually depend on them, going by the advanced economy it has. America gets more from Israel than what Israel gets from them. Following the troll logic of you guys, if people so badly wanted a certain item from a retailer that they pay top dollar for it, that makes said retailer dependent on those said desperate customers for survival. Not surprising when one's brain has more emojis than actual thinking.
@titanicisshit1647 Жыл бұрын
@@joelugo2547 why didn't afghanistan become like israel? it was backed by the US
@simonestreeter1518 Жыл бұрын
Because the average afghani doesn't have a lot of friends and relatives who are bloodsucking bankers.@@titanicisshit1647
@OsirisMawn8 ай бұрын
American aid = nothing then
@mozi30518 ай бұрын
@@titanicisshit1647because afghans doent have a billionaire diaspora that glxan buy a america
@onhazrat Жыл бұрын
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🇮🇱 Israel's high-tech economy has seen rapid growth, but it has complex underlying issues. 01:10 🌍 Israel faced economic challenges after its establishment, relying on aid from various sources, including the U.S. 02:33 💡 Israel's economic transformation was fueled by factors like Soviet immigration, reduced defense spending, and economic liberalization. 05:16 💰 Israel's high cost of living impacts its GDP per capita at purchasing power parity, creating income disparities. 06:22 🏢 The tech sector, while successful, employs a small percentage of the population, leading to income inequality. 08:57 🇮🇱 Israel is facing political and societal divisions, potentially affecting its tech sector and economy. 10:47 👥 The Orthodox Jewish community, growing in numbers, presents demographic challenges to Israel's economic and societal makeup. Made with HARPA AI
@uninsignificant Жыл бұрын
wow, no mention of the fact that the existence of that state is unethical in the first place and how their apartheid helps with their economy
@Shut.Eye.Cinema Жыл бұрын
tell me, do you perhaps know how wars work?
@gordonspicer Жыл бұрын
Israel arms sales before this October 2023 Hamas was were a record 12 US Billion. With the practicle success (again) of Iron Dome and Arrow 3 anti missile system (selected by Germany recently) you can expect their defence sales to boom. This will involve all aspect of weapons and will involve its technical & IT sectors.
@anonymous_anonymity Жыл бұрын
They should stop forceful settlement and occupation. Respect the UN peace resolution.
@atanasstoilov421 Жыл бұрын
I think you may have missed the elephant in the room, sir!
@princetandukar9290 Жыл бұрын
Well this video aged like milk for Israel
@felontrump59103 ай бұрын
Israel's economic growth and success can be partly attributed to its status as the largest cumulative recipient of U.S. foreign aid. Since its creation in 1948 (at the expense of Palestinians) Israel has received approximately $310 billion in economic and military assistance, which has supported its military strength and technological advancement. This financial backing has allowed Israel to build a highly developed infrastructure, foster a strong tech industry, and maintain a competitive edge in sectors like cybersecurity, agriculture, and defence. U.S. aid has also facilitated Israel's integration into global markets, contributing to its resilience in a volatile region. Another factor linked to Israel's growth is the appropriation of Palestinian land, a deeply contested and politicized issue. The expansion of Israeli settlements and control over resources in the occupied territories has contributed to economic benefits, including access to agricultural land, water, and natural resources.
@sirkermitthefirstoffrogeth96222 ай бұрын
I mean, USA was doing this during the cold war to prevent the influence of Communism so...
@SincerelyFromStephen Жыл бұрын
Not having to learn how to do math because of your religion is a type of privilege I’ve never heard of before
@snokesss Жыл бұрын
Well it's a bit like having the privilege to be blind and deaf.....
@SincerelyFromStephen Жыл бұрын
@@snokesss not even close to being comparable, but sure
@titanicisshit1647 Жыл бұрын
@@SincerelyFromStephen it is comparable , unless you have no problem living in stupidity
@SincerelyFromStephen Жыл бұрын
@@titanicisshit1647 comparing something that would radically change the way you live your entire life to not knowing algebra is fairly stupid in its own right
@titanicisshit1647 Жыл бұрын
@@SincerelyFromStephen ok little illiterate, yout think not knowing math isn't going to change you live your life?drown in ignorance . Goodbye
@erindanelleavilaavilaguerr7251 Жыл бұрын
Next discussion. Who owns cumbi in aquidneck, rhode island?
@Bohemian-Rhapsody Жыл бұрын
This turned out to be prophetic.
@BIBIWCICCАй бұрын
This nation was always doomed from the start, that’s why investors have dumped Israel. You can’t base a country on stolen land and apartheid, South Africa was a perfect example of this.