The 10 Most ISRAELI Things - The Israel You Don't See On The News...

[@Travelingisraelinfo]

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[@ghostwalker5644]

"Secular" translates as "Non Believer" Does that mean you are an Atheist???

[@sharonlampert7452]

Jews Are Less Than 1% of the Human Population But 23% of the Noble Prizes That Benefit All of Humanity - Including 20 Jewish Women. ISRAEL Has 13 Nobel Prizes!

[@jensphiliphohmann1876]

​​@@ghostwalker5644 _"Secular" translates as "Non- Believer"._ I don't agree, it's not the way I understand the word. Though I don't know whether Oren means it that way or not. I'd say a secular guy is someone who is not particularly religious. (S)he might still believe in God but without 24/7 considering religion, and without dismissing scientific findings just because the scripture seems to say otherwise. In this sense I'd call myself a secular Christian.

[@ghostwalker5644]

@@jensphiliphohmann1876 what in hell are you talking about???? You must of clicked on the wrong name Be well and God Bless

[@joshuabray37]

I'm a Christian, but have been privileged to take part in many Shabbat dinners in the US and in Israel. It's such a wonderful time.

[@olmaBLN]

Lack of politeness and formality may be true, but I love the Israeli way of being straight and open, a special kind of friendliness. I just met great people there!!

[@AeonWaves]

Same. It might be because of my high functioning autism, but I actually love that aspect of Israeli culture.

[@JayRioLasRocas]

Even for me as a german israelis seem to be rough 😀 I like it and I think it shows self-confidence and honesty. I prefer honesty to false politeness. Peace and love to Israel 💙🤍

[@paulderyck2573]

"Socialism is a luxury that only the rich can afford" LOL! And so true...

[@ddburrows988]

I prefer a mixed economy, because Capitalism without Socialist programs is heartless and miserable.

[@solvingpolitics3172]

@@ddburrows988 Name a successful socialist country?

[@MehWhatever99]

@@solvingpolitics3172he said a mixed economy. Most countries have mixed economies, including Israel.

[@FoodFreedomUSA]

Champagne socialists

[@FoodFreedomUSA]

@@solvingpolitics3172there are NONE

[@dromgarvan]

God bless Israel.

[@sumeyaacar733]

My parents are turkish and they come from the countryside and When I used to visit my grandma she cooked « sehriye » which is very similar to osem pasta ! When i visited Israel i was so surprised by the similarities between the two cultures !

[@Travelingisraelinfo]

I think there is something similar in south America and also in Hungary.

[@Jazzgin]

Sumeya acar şehriye is not that. We call it kuskus here :) şehriye is an italian invention. “Vermicelli”

[@ilaibavati6941]

Actually I think osem pasta is made from Turkish wheat. We even have a new manti product here just like in Turkey

[@thmhe321]

You are right.My mom came from Turkey and she told us the sheriye.it's quite similar to ptitim.

[@jansmid8433]

Yes, in Slovakia we name this "tarhoňa" (tarhonya) and it is also popular... :-)

[@naftoliost4534]

"I'm not saying that Israel has nuclear weapons, I'm just saying that if it has ..." That my friend is the most Israeli thing of all 😂

[@franklenihan]

so true

[@volyumismyname3177]

כן חחח

[@jensphiliphohmann1876]

Indeed, leaving this question open is very Israeli. And it makes the risk for an attacker incalculable which is a good thing. Greetings from 🇩🇪 to 🇮🇱!

[@astrid4532]

Simply amazing, as always. Thank you, Oren!

[@jbugdale]

I enjoy your videos very much. Your dry sense of humour is awesome. Thanks for educating us about your culture.

[@histosapien]

I really love Israel. Shalom from India.

[@pinkblossom1516]

of course you smell that same TRASH

[@histosapien]

@@pinkblossom1516 lol. Haters.

[@pinkblossom1516]

@@histosapien lol smelly

[@histosapien]

@@pinkblossom1516 r u this much free in life? Why you are so frustrated? Get some life dear. I put my personal opinion why it's bothering you?

[@pinkblossom1516]

@@histosapien lol mad smelly

[@magicrobharv]

Great video! When you talked about the kibbutz, you pointed out something very important, " Socialism is a privilege only the rich can afford." So true. Wonderful video.

[@Travelingisraelinfo]

Thanks!

[@docastrov9013]

Or...the high minded idealism that founded Israel was replaced by money-grubbing.

[@someoneelse8412]

​@@docastrov9013 Yeah, it would be better to still have huge Lenin and Stalin portraits in those kibbutzim, right?

[@boyanaskrbic]

​@@someoneelse8412 No, just a beautiful painting in every room with the divine Ten Commandments. ☺️💖🇨🇱🇮🇱

[@wendyannh]

OMG, Oren, you totally cracked me up with your comments about Shabbat dinner and Shimon Peres! I was literally howling with laughter with the “What if you don’t like them? Too bad, you have to go see them anyways, that’s how it is”! I actually had to stop the video until I quit laughing. And Peres had to be born at least 500 years ago! All with a totally straight face! 😂😂😂

[@WonderfulWander]

I like the way how how you describe Israelis behaviour with you as an example which is unintended or your not conscious of. Your genuine attribute makes the human factor of Israel truly genuine and original.

[@harrycarruth2806]

I enjoyed your videos, My wife and l have been to Israel twice a few years apart and totally recommend it to everybody. The people are just as you described, they are not afraid of speaking their mind. From Tel Dan to Elat and all points in between Israel is a beautiful and amazing place to see history come alive. I will say driving in the bigger cities is not for the faint of heart though.

[@rebeccakstrain3324]

This is why I love Israel so much.

[@GG-cr5hm]

I love #6, I'm naturally shy and reserved, Israeli's natural warm and direct style is disarming and very fun.

[@jashanmalsj]

Very interesting to see some of your videos. I’m Indian but have lived in Dubai most of my life. Israel has always seemed as a country on the other side of the curtain. Having only heard good things from travelers I’d love to visit one day.

[@jimjames4348]

Judaism and Israeli culture is so human, welcoming and beautiful. It's terrible what Israel is having to deal with right now but they will prevail. The west owes them a great debt.

[@Concerned-Nihilist]

Isreal may be welcoming, but Judaism, not so much. Now that they consider themselves a separate race, it's even less accepting of anyone else.

[@masoodusa]

I was born as a muslim i don't believe in any religion now, but I like Israel for the progress and development they achieved. I think if Israeli and muslims can live together peacefully and if arab muslims understand the value of co-existence and the fact that it is the right of every human to live on this plant peacefully regardless of their religionn. It is those muslim extremists who created all this mess

[@allamerican2689]

Muslims don't approve of any other belief than theirs ✋ that's the only blockage

[@solvingpolitics3172]

All American they don’t seem to like each other much either!

[@solvingpolitics3172]

Masood Bel Lovely message! Feel free to post on my channel anytime!

[@allamerican2689]

@@solvingpolitics3172 That's pretty much what I meant... I love Israel though 🇮🇱💘🇮🇱💘🇮🇱💘

[@aloneiriksson9873]

Hey Masood! In Israel, on a day-to-day-basis, Muslims (be it Arabs, Bedouins, Druze or Circessians) get along pretty well. Of course, there is racism in Israel, like everywhere else in the world. Don't listen to the other users like All American and Solving Problems. They are neither Jews nor Israeli, they just want to spread their backward religious agenda. Come visit Israel, you will have a great time, I can promize you that :)

[@christianhovestadt1894]

going in 5 days for first time to Israel. so excited can't wait. beautiful country and biblical history, shalom from Holland. P.S. love your videos

[@Travelingisraelinfo]

Thanks! feel free to write me what you liked and what I forgot to say in my videos. Enjoy Israel!

[@musiclover148]

How was it? I'll bet you're glad you didn't plan to go this year!

[@idaselinahobbs9031]

Shalom from Poland 🤗❤️🇵🇱❤️

[@helpmetosleep]

Loved seeing the IDF everywhere, felt very safe as I traveled with sis to meet our tour group.

[@esterherschkovich6499]

Agree feel safe!

[@EuropeanFeline]

Yes, they made me feel safe :)

[@alexdiaz1775]

Oren, you are just the best guide EVER! Keep your passion high!

[@MrStingray1985]

I burst out into laughter when you said, "the true Israeli food is Schnitzel in a pita". Fantastic video, just like all the other ones! Please do keep it up.

[@esterherschkovich6499]

Everything in the Pitta 😉Yummy!

[@multilingual972]

True Israeli food is sushi מה פיתאום!

[@sephardicsynagogue1495]

Shakshuka is more famous worldwide as an authentic israeli dish. B

[@MrStingray1985]

Sephardic Synagogue I think you are missing the joking around that was happening here.

[@דִיגדוג]

@@sephardicsynagogue1495 Shakshuka isn't Israeli it's perhaps Tunisian or Yemenite

[@esterherschkovich6499]

Why could someone put thumbs down..just trolls....תודה💐good video!💕found you today.I am British lived in Israel and been many times,yes,got to stand in line!😂I learnt to be stronger when Israelis are so direct!

[@gwenstrum6531]

I was a Kibbutz Volunteer in 1982 & I liked it so much I went back in 1986. I was sad to hear about Arik Einstein, Sorry for your loss.

[@skorin]

Great summary! Regards from Buenos Aires, Argentina

[@jacks5kids]

Number one is the Israeli accent. This is beautifully demonstrated throughout the video. It's authentic

[@einat1622]

You are brutaly honest- but oh so right & well explained 😂

[@sueme1954]

Larry David should live in Israel.

[@benantell5452]

I have only been to Israel once, and I love it.

[@mdlaguinaldo]

I just discovered your channel 2 days ago. Your videos are so straight forward & informative, no dilly-dallying & I love it. Will try to watch all. Now I've got to visit Israel. Shalom from Manila, Philippines. Mabuhay!

[@NOHA-MANQABAT]

Love how the host says," What if you dont like your wife's parents?. Well, you cant do anything. Thats how it is" 😁😄hahahaa

[@zoomonkeydotcom2005]

Yea. Because he read my mind ! That was my first thought

[@farzad5362]

👏👏🤣

[@jansmid8433]

Yes, but whatabout if you do not like your own wife, too? :-)

[@y.l7455]

​@@jansmid8433 Don't marry a woman you don't like.

[@cindys6468]

You are not only informative but funny, funny ,funny...love it🌞🇺🇸

[@Kimberlena]

One of the behaviors we noticed among the Israelis with whom we came into contact was a different understanding of queing. We’d stand in a line waiting for our turn to say wait to get on a bus or order food, and others got in the ahead of us making us have to wait longer. That’s considered unacceptable in polite U.S. society.

[@sagizelnick2269]

Thanks!

[@stoirmz]

Super video. Thanks again! Really enjoyed this. Keep doing your phenomenal videos!

[@antonboludo8886]

The Israelis are great friends.

[@EhsanImdad]

I love Israel. I practically grew up with the liberal Jewish people in Long Island, NY. Please keep up the good work.

[@longfordboy2538]

You are a true Patriot! The world needs more like you Thank you

[@maryanncarreon4868]

I just discovered your channel this afternoon very informative, thank you for your lessons on your culture. Be well

[@Travelingisraelinfo]

Thank you! 😃

[@debracole1329]

You truly are a Blessing. Thank you So much! 💜💯 John 3:16

[@Travelingisraelinfo]

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[@gmanrapsnasty]

My family and I have been thinking about making our Alyaha but we don't know if our youngest son (he's 11)will intergrate quickly at school. What are state run/funded schools like..? Or any other advice you can give..

[@twinteensmom]

Oren, My husband and I will be making a pilgrimage to Israel in October 2020. Your videos are so helpful and full of information on your beautiful country. Thank you and Shalom.

[@putzgadol]

I agree with Arik Einstein. As part of the High awindow trio is version of Zemer Nugeh is terrific. Hatzlacha

[@silkie09]

travelingisrael.com You are wonderful - your information speaks from the Israeli heart to the heart that loves (and also knows this country to some extent) Israel so much. Very well put together, so grateful for your straight and knowledgeable presentation, you also made me laugh out loud several times, because, yes, the Israeli are a people one of its kind and how can you NOT love them? THANK YOU!

[@lastella1994]

Hi I love❤️your videos I love Israel🇮🇱 soo much I'm from GHANA 🇬🇭 I would love to visit on several occasions with my entire family.

[@richardmarcdenton2325]

The family institution is extremely important. We must safeguard it.

[@1KSarah]

As the Israeli comedian Yoel Rippel said: Marriage is a great institution, if you want to spend your life in an institution...

[@hinaynihorvath3926]

I wonder what that's like to have a family

[@diamondjoop6542]

I could see your eyes watering with passion when certain names came up. Thank you for your knowledge. As I grow older I am understanding Israel more and more. What a beautiful idea. To stay home and sit and be with your family. Patience, tolerance, calm. love. North America could use a little Shabbat.

[@PatfromJamul]

Oh my, to Diamond Joop: You are absolutely right about No. America needing Shabbat. My opinion is that the whole world needs a LOT of the Shabbat concept, and the coming together of the family is fabulous! When I was in Jerusalem, it was an amazing experience to see so many people scurrying around in the late afternoon hours wherever they were. When I asked about this, I was told that they all had to hurry to get home before sunset so they could be in time to start their Shabbat times at home. What a wonderful idea! The family gathering seemed so important, plus the honoring of the holy day! We all need more of that! Shabbat Shalom!

[@jpgrumbach8562]

US considers thanksgiving once a year enough family.

[@wendyannh]

@@jpgrumbach8562Yes - and we are much poorer culturally for it. For the rejection of our elderly in particular.

[@moshesierra6849]

I love Israel , I go there every year if I can ! I never get bored there ! Thank you for your videos

[@mitchb4084]

Such heart put into your stories.You are good people dude. Humble is pure.

[@knowhere60]

Though Israel is doing quite well internationally in Judo and Rhythmic Gymnastics...

[@filomenolaput]

THANK YOU.....THANK YOU.....THANK YOU....

[@Kingsdaughter86]

I love your videos. 🙂 I was surprised you didn’t mention the Sabich but did mention the Shnitzel. I loved that you shared about Shabbat and I love that Israeli’s are very direct. If one doesn’t allow feelings to be hurt easily, being direct can create trust. I also love that you hike with coffee. Shalom!

[@Travelingisraelinfo]

Always with Pakal Kafe! :-) Sabich is great but the shnitzel in pita is more Israseli, I think

[@Kingsdaughter86]

Is Sabich Israeli though?

[@einat1622]

@@Kingsdaughter86 Turkish I think.

[@odessafile75]

@@Kingsdaughter86 I think sabich was brought to Israel by Iraqi Jewish immigrants. ( made Aliyah)

[@Liat84]

@@odessafile75 you'te right. Sabih is iraqui food .

[@alexandrumontano4347]

lol, I lived in Israel for 10 years, and he is right on, on everything he presented.

[@davidgt3055]

Useful info with sense of humour , so good job! Regards from Catalonia

[@martinarmbrust7340]

I enjoy your videos. I see them as really helpful to me. I was in Israel 40 years ago, in Mefalsim and Afikim. It was an not so easy experience. Now Iam thinking about traveling again. Only for a short while. The way you make these videos awakes familiarity. And it nurtures a foundation to feel secure when traveling. It's abroad and so there is, a need for it. Thank you. I tried to get one of your books through your Amazon link. Amazon says they are not available at this time. The best.

[@Travelingisraelinfo]

Thanks! I stopped selling through Amazon. you can purchase from me - travelingisrael.shop/

[@richarai14]

Absolutely love your stories.. am going to follow and check all of them and look forward to many more. Thank you so much for doing this.

[@TrueIsrael3220]

Thank you for your very informative videos. I love them! I visited Israel once and since then I'm getting ready for my next tour. Your videos are helping me a lot. Good insights! Shalom!

[@idaselinahobbs9031]

Shalom from Poland 🤗🙏❤️🇵🇱❤️

[@sammisuejams]

Thank you so much for finding common ground and yet maintaining your own integrity with your faith and identity as a Jew. Great work.

[@siddg2743]

Greetings from India. Israel is a very fascinating country. Hope to visit some day!

[@vegrunner6688]

Hard to watch this now with you describing the happy kibbutz life...I know you couldn't have imagined four years ago the horror that would impact so many kibbutz dwellers.

[@malsetmal]

I would add fountains- "maayanot" that are built by private citizens usually, mostly in the golan, shomron and Jerusalem area. It is popular because the lack of lack and rivers, and in a hot summer day it could be packed with people picnicking around a tiny fountain

[@Travelingisraelinfo]

Very true

[@gccll5628]

Thoroughly enjoying all your videos, the tours, the history, the politics- all very interesting and well presented (even the bits I don’t necessarily agree with). I am very much looking forward to visiting Israel for the first time next month and feel your videos have given me some valuable insight and background to both the country and the culture. Next i on my list is to purchase your app, thanks 👍🏻

[@marc21091]

Very good presentation of important aspects of Israel and Israeli society. Excellent discussion of the importance of the kibbutz movement to Israel as it was built up, plus the explanation that the remaining kibbutzim that run still in a socialist way do so because they have become rich in the capitalist system!

[@ronsol4139]

One comment about Hummus and Falaffel. You said that it is not an original Israeli food. But this is. In the book of Ruth written more than 3000 years ago Boaz eats Pitta with Hummus (טובל את פתו בחומץ - המילה חומוס במקור היא מהשורש ח.מ.צ בגלל שללא חומרים משמרים הוא מחמיץ מיד) long before the first Arab or the first Muslim came to the world. Aside from that your videos are very good and very authentic.

[@Travelingisraelinfo]

אתה צודק :)

[@gurkie74]

I can read the Hebrew he wrote from the book of Ruth but cannot understand. Can someone translate to English? I don't know whether I could even find the passage in my tanach to translate it myself.

[@SUomiist]

The issue about Personal space and lack of distance in Israeli society has to do with the deeply rooted paradigm of Israel, that we are all a big family, You don't have distance with your brothers or Uncle but the opposite side of the coin is you fall always will be 10 people trying to help you, people will not try to con you.

[@jamesb.9155]

Another wonderful tutorial by our best & favourite Israeli Guide! Shalom Aleichem. I must have a Jewish Heart because I just love this stuff so much !

[@brendawelsh391]

Thank you for keeping us updated. God Bless 🇮🇱 Israeli

[@ZanDK78]

Can't wait to visit Israel later this year and drink some good coffee!! We will be staying in Ginosar Kibbutz for 2 nights. Suppose it's an old kibbutz that was changed to a guesthouse? These videos are great!

[@odessafile75]

The kibbutz was not changed into a guest house. The kibbutz like other kibbutzim operates a hotel which is a major part of it's income.

[@ZanDK78]

@@odessafile75 Thank you. I went there last year and realised it. Loved it and the people I met there.

[@odessafile75]

@@ZanDK78 You're welcome. I now see your comment was over 1 year old so Nov 2019 has passed . It's good you had the chance to visit before borders were closed in March of this year. In 2017 I actually had lunch at the restaurant at Kibbutz Ginosaur on a 1 day Galilee tour from Tel Aviv.

[@fauchejuliano]

I don't care about sports, I like the music, especially the sephardi music in ladino. Thanks for sharing.

[@esterherschkovich6499]

Love Ladino!

[@odessafile75]

@@גוניביררוב When did football become unpopular in Israel? It was very popular in the 70s/80s when Nimrod ( Nimi) Dreyfuss and other Israelis were world famous professional football ( Soccer ) players.

[@rocistone6570]

~10:55 :Thank you so much for the good laugh about Shimon Peres. I miss him very much these days.

[@frankdelnoij938]

In love your honesty and sense of humor. Keep up the good work 👌👍

[@effie-Toronto]

Thank you for the information I will be visiting Israel in March 2020 cannot wait

[@einat1622]

Are you going for an event? (It's a very specific date- ahead in the future, I'm curious).

[@concernedsmith151]

Did you go?

[@marksimons8861]

Right at the start of the Covid-19 epidemic! Was this wise?

[@NoName-gh1pm]

Your very welcome here 💓

[@darthbanana7]

lol

[@h54h52]

I don't know your name but you do an excellent job of describing Israel and its culture. I first went as a volunteer in 1970, first to Kabri and then ulpan at Mishmar Ha'Emek. After that down to Eilat to earn money to get back home. Israel then you could hitchhike, a falafel was less than a shekel and Goldstar was the beer of choice . Nesher was cheaper and Maccabee was for the rich! I loved the country, all the various cultures, the wonderful hospitality of the Sephardim, the gruffness of the Ashkenazim. I also liked Arik Einstein - and Ariel Zilber's "Rutzi Shmulik"? Then there was HaBrerah HaTevaeet and Morrocan Wedding. There was an IDF comedy show with a character called "Corimli Helicoptair". I loved kibbutz life and totally agree about the Socialism thing. I was pretty sad when that came to an end. Spent another three years there later on, and had a few trips back since. As an Englishman I'd say you are a mighty fine tour guide and typical "tell it as it is" Israeli.. ps. I spent most of my time in the North and the South. I love the desert also. The areas behind Eilat and Wadi Qelt.

[@Benzion-x3q]

His name is Oren

[@svetlanasmirnova306]

Oh. we made alya to the South with kibbuts program "Bait rishon" - kibbuts still is very special way of life and psychology I would say. Thank you

[@Travelingisraelinfo]

In summer I will make some videos about the kibbutz!

[@gabbyrogersnest751]

I liked and subscribed. Thank you for sharing this 🥰👏

[@mentarisitoruspane4542]

Im from indonesia...i love israel ❤

[@dcon1023]

OK I had to subscribe if anyone watched your vids and how refreshing and your honesty is and how much fun to hear exactly what things are like there. I had no idea. Great info Thank you

[@Travelingisraelinfo]

Welcome aboard!

[@joachimkirchner1762]

I was a post-doctoral fellow at the Weizmann Institute of science for three years. Once a graduate student in our lab gave birth to a baby boy and a couple of days later there was the circumcision. She and her husband threw a big party and the whole lab was invited. And there I was sitting next to my boss and another graduate student, all three of us wearing the same uniform: blue T-Shirt, sand-coloured Shorts and Tewa sandals. I think this was my most Israeli moment ever and it sums up so many things about Israeli society. So maybe, you should add Tewa Sandals to your list. 😀

[@malgorzatamiroslawakim7187]

Lovely camping , enjoy every moment of life,

[@rebeccawright2038]

This is what I like! I want to really know Eretz Israel, her back roads, out of the way beauty spots, the garbage dumps, the ordinary, everyday life of the ordinary, everyday Israeli people.

[@balkonbelanda]

Greetings from Holland🇳🇱 Israel is a very fascinating country. Hope to visit someday👍

[@francisfreyre]

Nice video! Thanks for the valuable information. Good to know.

[@italianboy2005]

Liked your video, have learned a lot from you about Israel. Would like to visit someday

[@stephensquires248]

Fantastic Video Oren!!!

[@Travelingisraelinfo]

Many thanks!

[@meravl7615]

אוי אני מתה על זה... כל כך שמחה שגיליתי אותך בול ביום העצמאות...

[@olam7945]

מי הוא בכלל? מישהו מוכן להסביר?🤔

[@mishmashmosh6305]

Your videos are Aweaome! You really capture the Herat of Thai great country and you do it so well with great comparisons that are relatable! Kol HaKavod!

[@mohamednoor4290]

brother like the way you are putting ur word s right you are good in ur job keeup I would like to visit Israel very much that is one my dream indeed I am glad thanks

[@aryehpanzok8522]

we need garenim (sunflower seeds) on this list asap

[@clacicle]

I’d say you left out tomatoes, hard boiled eggs, cheese, black break, and cans of sardines. This seemed to be the main food I ate every time I went on a hike and had a some kind of communal lunch. Very tasty.

[@RahMarkJ]

Unbelievable. Thank you for sharing this 👍 God bless 🙏

[@hinaynihorvath3926]

thank you Oren now I understand why my australia born Israeli husband loves his small burner camping stove & his family loves camping lol

[@teaby6258]

Shalom Israel

[@shalomkovesh1532]

I would definitely add Zohar Argov and Eyal Golan, the greatest Mizrahi (Middle Eastern style music in Hebrew - the most popular genre in Israel) singers of the country, and "Hafla", kind of a karaoke-party, where they sing Mizrahi songs (often while barbequing or eating other food and smoking hookah). the Hafla is usually taking place in private yards.

[@wendyannh]

That sounds like a lot of fun!

[@shalomkovesh1532]

hell yeah it is@@wendyannh

[@davestonehill6177]

Great video. Shimon Peres was far too left for me but he certainly had a very accomplished life.

[@Travelingisraelinfo]

Totally agree

[@GeniiLoci]

Thank you for mentioning Arik Einstein! I listen to his music at least once a week!

[@סימהניסני-ק6ח]

תודה רבה. אתה מדהים

[@Travelingisraelinfo]

תודה לך. שנה טובה!

[@raykleiner3151]

Chutzpah is definitely missing from this list. Really appreciated the history lesson on the Kibbutzim, a very successful experiment in the story of the country.

[@yarik14]

הוא אמר חוסר נימוס... זו פשוט מילה נרדפת

[@kapasian9009]

​@@yarik14הבחור שהשאיר את התגובה לא בהכרח מדבר עברית - הרב.ה אנשים בעולם, בעיקר אמריקאים יודעים את המילה 'חוצפה'. ומשום מה גם 'הסברה'.

[@carolpage7162]

I think you found your hidden talent! thank you 😊

[@denysephenix2349]

Very interesting subjects.. I enjoy viewing your videos . Many thanks.

[@reporter2078]

Plus schwarma (lamb cut from a rotating spike) , pitta, chips and choice of a dozen different salads eaten outside in the town square, all for such a modest cost. This is where the families go for a treat. If only the rest of the world would copy this !

[@Anna_Anna555]

Excellent! Regards from Serbia👍👍👍👏👏👏

[@EmilAbuMilad]

Number one is the Israeli Chutzpah!

[@yodamama329]

You’re awesome 😎 Thank you 🙏🏼