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No. Because they all (the numbers were inflated by Hamas for propaganda reasons) were caused by Hamas - they have started the war with their atrocities on October 7, and continue to use the civil population as human shield…

@@MrElirecords nothings inflated 35k dead most women and children and doesn’t even count the people under all that rubble. Every human rights group from oxfam, UNICEF , to Doctors Without Borders are saying barbaric atrocities are going on by the IDF. Wasn’t U2 supporters of oxfam? Where the long speech about these innocent women and children on the Palestinian side? You know what’s sad is pride was a song about MLK and he’s probably rolling in his grave knowing his name is being used by these exploitation artists 🤢

@@MrElirecords not at all numbers aren’t inflated 35k dead who knows how many under the rubble most women and children. MLK would be so sad a song in his name is being used by these exploitation artists. Every human rights group from unicef to oxfam has said Israel is committing war crimes. So they’re all lying right!

Thank you very much, Anne.

Unbelievable! These guys that control the internet media are something else... Maybe you can comment on this video or on Facebook? facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000401100196&locale=he_IL

Hey Beatlebrad - Of course you had to be in my honorary list of shout outs. You are a long time friend of mine in UA-cam, and I hope someday we'll meet in person (maybe in 2026 when I hope to visit the US). But for now, you should go shopping for the Beatles vinyl 😀. Take care my friend and have a lovely day!

5 minuets counts? You'll probably won't understand a word, but here is a documentary about my record collection that was done by a major Israel's tv channel, 6 years ago (I was younger and much thinner...): ua-cam.com/video/HxUDIy8f1i0/v-deo.htmlsi=Kkb2Gqczsm5GQOLv Mean Mr Mayo? I think some people consider him as a "Leader of the Beatles in UA-cam". By the way, do you know the whereabout of our friend Bobby Zee? I haven't seen his videos lately...

@@MrElirecords ... Say Eli, thanks for the URL... Mayo and me don't get along anymore. When he first started and had less than 100 subs I had to set him straight on his Beatle information he was telling his subscribers. He said the Beatles never became popular until they came to the States in 64. I told him the Beatles were world famous in 63 and all the teen magazines were flooded with Beatles pictures and articles up here in Canada and that those teen magazines were American so he couldn't have been paying much attention. Then I find out he wasn't old enough to experience Beatlemania when in was happening in the early 60s. His information was second hand Eli and incorrect. Anyhow he hemmed and hawed not sure if I was telling the truth or not but commented a couple of days later that he checked out the voracity of my statement. Acknowledging that I was correct and he loves hearing from us neophytes that grew up with Beatlemania. He's a Wikipedia Warrior Eli and the kind of Beatles fan that drives me crazy. I never had a problem with the Beatles just some of their fans. In any event I'm gonna check out that TV thingy they did on you now.... Later Gator....

@@BobbyGass5 Hey Bobby - You were correct to set Mayo straight. The Beatles were the biggest phenomenon in the UK in 1963 and the world over. Even in Israel they were pretty big when in September of that year a deal was struck for them to come to Israel the next year (unfortunately it wasn't to be). So Mayo is indeed a Wikipedia Warrior that doesn't understand complexity and variety. See ya!

חן חן גם לך 🙂

Hello Nelio. Thanks for your lovely comment. The Egyptian album was very tough to get. I had to get help from a friend that travelled to the Sini desert in order to get it! I think the Odeon YS was already been shown by my Israeli friend that lives in Germany - Yaakov (Konngeman). The Danish Eskimo and the Swiss Help are the 2 I like best. Best regards - Eli.

@@MrElirecords Yep, I remember Yaakov showing it too.

Hi Rob. Well, I've said from right to left (Hebrew). The German book club is indeed rarely seen and the Help album that was made for the Swiss market was heavily counterfeited and I had to use my knowledge to determine it's the real deal. Take care - Eli from Israel

Thank you my friend. You'll get there soon enough, I'm sure. And these 6 Beatles albums are indeed holly grails.

Thanks as always, Tina. The Egyptian Abbey Road is a superb rarity indeed. It wasn't easy to get it. I bought it from a guy in the Sini desert...

Winning the lottery or not, you should come to this fair someday... I will be your guide and we will have a heck of a time!🤓 Take care pal.

"Much needed" is the exact phrasing! lol. I indeed did well in the fair and enjoyed it very much. Thanks so much Tina.

Sometime we should meet over there, Nelio!

@@MrElirecords I wish...

Oh the 80's and the maxi singles, Martin... That was a time! Goats head soup . 🦍Lol!

Lol 🤩 (Goats head soup)

It was a thrill to be in this auction. I wish I had the money to pay for this "Skipping" acetate... 🤗

Yes, it's a pity that these 2 albums hasn't been released yet. Do you know is there a date for their release? I think "I Am Veronica" is one of his best songs.

Hi Brad - Yes America is the home of rock'n'roll and many artists around the world cover these songs in many languages. I hope someday we can meet and go together to one of these great record fairs - in Europe or in America. Take care my dear friend and have a lovely weekend!

Hi there my friend. It was a great video just like all of the others!!!! How are you doing over there ?. Is it hot were you are for me I am in the South and wow it is getting hot!!! I just got back form a Train show and yes lol I am into that too lol$$$!!!! I do have a Tran layout and get this Elie the hole this is a Beatles layout lol YES :)!!!! Well, I sure have talk to long and I do hope you have a great afternoon and take care :) all the best to you!!!

@@beatlebrad5339 Yes, the summer is approaching fast and its very hot here. The air condition is working overtime. I know that you also like trains. I had an electric one when I was a child but unfortunately it got broken... But when I'm travelling Europe I'm using the real train. There's a magnificent one in Switzerland that called: "Bernina Glacier Express". I took it few times from St. Moritz to Tirano. It's just brilliant! switzerlandtravelcentre.com/en/che/offer/glacier-and-bernina-express-classic

Hi there. Sory about your Tran but I am sure that was a long time ago too :). But wow thank you so much for the web site :). I will go and look at in right now :). All the best to you ..... And try to stay cool to indoors :)!!!!!

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Thank you Dave. Part 2 is due next.

Hi my dear Brazilian friend. You should be there and maybe we will meet over there someday. Next part is on the way! Cheerio, Eli.

Hi Tina. Yes, April tour was amazing for me. This fair and everything else. I met so many nice people in this tour. And the things I found and bought. This is just the tip of the iceberg... 🙂 Thank you my dear friend and talk to you in my next video. Eli.

Thank you very much for this comment. Have a nice weekend.

Hi Rob - I don't know how much surf they have in Venezuela, but "En Accion" is definitely cool album. I already have it, so I'll give it to my friend Yaakov. And no, I don't have everything lol. I think it's like you and The Smiths (and Morrissey). We wish to, but there are so many... 🙂. And this is all the fun. To look for another strange pressing and to get it! The prices are indeed on the rise all the time. Sam Coomans is a great friend of mine for many years. I've to his home in Belgium about 15 years ago. He has the best selection of Beatles 45's in the world, and since then... Thank you very much for thinking about me - You are a true friend. Maybe someday will have a chance to meet face to face. In the meantime, look for my next videos (and I'll look for yours - amazing stuff). Cheers, Eli from Israel.

Hi Brad. Thanks for your lovely comment. I hope it's all well with you. The Beatles phone is very cool. What do you mean by "go black for a long time"? No, the stall is belong to Paul's fan club in Holland, but the records are from everywhere. If you want, next time that I'll be there, I could buy for you things that you want. Just write to me and tell me your budget. I'll continue to do videos about the fair and the rest of this journey. There's more to come! :-) Best regards my friend and cheerio - Eli.

All is good here and you sure do find some great shows :) to go too!!! I do look forward to seeing more all the best to you my friend from the U.S.A :)!!!!!

We have met too, Martin. Remember? And Arsenal has not won it... Take care my friend and have a nice week.

@@MrElirecords yes of course I remember 😀 and hope to see you again one day whether here or there 🇮🇱

Hi - Thanks for the sub. and for Dave for his recommendation. Watch these 2 videos for T. Rex: ua-cam.com/video/JQTm-yj51fk/v-deo.htmlsi=bFuACQv4RaAjdXd4 ua-cam.com/video/Ld3rtUBtosw/v-deo.html

Hi Terry. Thank you for the sub. and many thanks to Dave for the recommendation. Peace and love to you too - Eli.

Hi Brad my friend. It was wonderful to meet Dave & Sue in Derby. We had a very enjoyable time together. Have you seen The Bootleg Beatles part of this video? What do you think of it? And yes indeed. I want so much to revisit the US. The problem is always the cost of this tour. America is pretty far from Israel. But... maybe me and my family will do it in 2026 (The world soccer championship is due in the US at that year). Of course I'll try and meet you if and when it'll be 🙂. Thank you. Eli from Israel.

Good afternoon, Rob. Dave & Sue are wonderful people and so generous. It's great to meet a fellow UA-camr in the flesh. It was Fun Fun Fun! I also think that The Bootleg Beatles is the best tribute of all time. They even improve their act as the years goes by. "The love you take is equal to the love you make". How true. Best regards - Eli from Israel.

I will also treasure our time together forever. You and Sue made my time in Derby enjoyable, and with all your gifts... I can't thank you enough. Love from Israel - Eli.

Thanks Tina! It was indeed wonderful. Dave & Sue are wonderful people and I've enjoyed my visit in Derby very much. Please watch out for my next videos about my tour abroad in April. Cheers, Eli.

it was a fantastic day, MrEliRecords is a true gentleman, very honoured to have met hm, we had a FAB day, lovely memories that I will always treasure

Thank you Mark! Dave is indeed a generous man with inviting and hosting me in Derby and giving me all these nice gifts. Cheers, Eli.

it was an honour to meet up with Mr EliRecords, such a lovely man, it was a fantastic day

Thank you Terry for your lovely comment. I did enjoy my visit to England and especially to your hometown Derby meeting Dave & Sue. It was a Beatly Derby tour 🙂. Love and Peace to you too!

Why are you swearing? If you would know history, then you would know that MLK would’ve support this Irishman’s version. But you are right. You’re not bright at all…

Everyone should read it: The Virtuous Antisemitism of Campus Protests Against Israel (Part 1) Eva Illouz May 21, 2024 The left that calls itself "woke" is demonstrating in the streets and on campuses around the world to demand a "free Palestine," which means, in many cases, the simple elimination of Israel. These protests, it should be stressed, are very different from the demand for a political solution to the agonizing conflict that divides Israelis and Palestinians. The protesters have often embraced and celebrated Hamas, a fundamentalist terrorist organization; they advocate severing ties with Israel, a very imperfect democracy, but a democracy nonetheless. They dub Israel an apartheid state and call for it to be dismantled, a call never heard before, not even for aggressively imperialist Russia, genocidal Rwanda, or for that matter, South Africa itself. The idea that Jews threaten the world is deeply embedded in Western culture, so deeply in fact that this category is automatically evoked when the Israeli state sometimes breaks the law, as many states around the world do. A fierce military response facing unprecedented challenges in the history of warfare - because of a highly densely populated urban area, an underground city built below a civilian population - has become in the eyes of many a bona fide case of genocide. Protesters have also often kindly invited Israelis to go back to Brooklyn and Poland. To complete the picture, Israel - a state born out of the ashes of the Holocaust - is now equated with Nazism; that is, the ultimate human evil. Jews, Zionists and moderate people from all political parties and religions have watched the campus protests unfold in amazement, unable to believe the unselfconscious double standards, the baselessness of the historical parallels, the unprecedented intensity of the animus for far-away events. (Remind me, when was the last time anyone protested with the same intensity against Iran's oppressive regime, against China's genocide of the Uyghurs?) Despite the students' desperate attempts to depict themselves as similar to the 1968 protests, they are very far from the anti-Vietnam War movement and its authentic revolutionary spirit. A conflict that has been dubbed by many as the most intractable and complex on the planet is treated as if it were another version of American imperialism. Faced with the demonstrators' disarticulation of words and the reality of this century-old conflict, these protests give me no choice but to ask myself if, after all, something like the phantasmagoric irrationality of antisemitism is at work here. There has been a lively debate on whether these protests are antisemitic. Three arguments have been mobilized against this accusation - that many of the demonstrators are Jews, that this accusation aims to silence legitimate political dissent, and that anti-Zionism is legitimate (a matter of opinion toward a state), while antisemitism is not (a negative attitude toward a group). None of these arguments hold water. One of the woke left's most precious contributions to our political landscape has been its claim that sexism and racism do not only exist in the conscious mind and in the intentions of sexists and racists, but in unconscious cultural layers we all bathe in. This is the reason why "giving a compliment" to a woman about her figure is considered sexist today, despite the good intentions of the compliment giver. ("I just wanted to be nice!") The woke left has consistently argued that racism and sexism deposit themselves in images, in words' connotations, in mental associations, all of which perpetuate domination, exclusion, hierarchy. This is why the woke left wants to police speech, precisely because language and culture contain these sedimented layers hiding diverse forms of domination beyond conscious intentions. It's no surprise that the young people who all over the world are calling for the dismantling of the State of Israel do not consider themselves antisemites. If that is true of women, Muslims and Black people, it is all the more true of the group that has been the object of the oldest hatred of Western culture, the Jews. Let us then apply to antisemitism the tenets of the woke left and ask if these demonstrators are bathing in profoundly antisemitic cultural meanings. What does the strange irrational hatred called antisemitism consist of? I am not a historian of this vast topic, but personally I define it as the theory that holds Jews responsible for the spilling of the blood of non-Jews. Thus, I do not think Christian anti-Judaism stems from a competition between two faiths claiming their theological primacy. (Christians call this verus Israel or supercessionism.) Belief systems and religions have no problem discarding whoever preceded them and viewing their version as the first and only true theology. Antisemitism much more likely stems from one key Christian belief - that Jews were guilty of the worst crime of all, the deicide: killing God himself.

(Part 2) The Book of Matthew says as much. Pilate, the Roman governor who had been mandated by the Jews to execute Jesus, claims: "I am innocent of this man's blood." The Jewish crowd responds: "His blood be on us and our children," known in Christian theology as the blood curse. Christian iconography abundantly represented Jesus' blood on the cross. The image of blood, when associated with the sacrificial death of a compassionate son of God, is likely to have struck the imagination of Christians all the more because this image widely reverberated throughout the centuries. In a world where Christian paintings were the only visuals and were accompanied by the shocking narrative of God's murder, Jews could only appear as a group conspiring to throw the world into chaos and suffering. It is therefore unsurprising that in the 12th century, especially in France and England, Jews were accused of killing Christian children in order to use their blood for baking Passover matza. In a world where Christian paintings were the only visuals and were accompanied by the shocking narrative of God's murder, Jews could only appear as a group conspiring to throw the world into chaos and suffering. The drawing of blood was not their only crime. Jews were said to poison wells and desecrate the host, the Communion bread, one of the gravest offenses for Catholics. Jews fared even worse with Luther's Protestantism. The title of his book "On the Jews and Their Lies" gives it away. He viewed Jews as liars, idolaters, thieves and robbers. He recommended that they be expelled, their homes razed, their schools and synagogues burned. Thus the idea that dominated Christian culture, at least until the Enlightenment, is that Jews are criminals, outside the law and intent on destroying whatever is worthwhile. This is so much the case that 18th-century philosopher Gotthold Ephraim Lessing wrote "Die Juden" to make the (then radical) point that Jews could be as moral as any other person. Twentieth-century anti-modern and antidemocratic ideologies amplified the view of Jews as a fundamentally criminal group. In Russia, the 1903 "The Protocols of the Elders of Zion" warned that Jews were plotting to control the world in order to destroy it, the secular equivalent of the deicide. As historian Michael Berkowitz has further argued, the view that Jews were criminals constituted a significant dimension of Nazi antisemitism. (See his book "The Crime of My Very Existence: Nazism and the Myth of Jewish Criminality.") Communists and anarchists were viewed as dangerous criminals and threats to the social order, with Jews the most dangerous among them. Jews were also parasites and leeches, animals that suck blood. French writer Louis Celine, an enthusiastic Nazi sympathizer, called the Jews the most ferocious and corrosive parasites. In the Soviet Union the 1953 "doctors' plot" - a conspiracy theory in which physicians, most of them Jewish, were accused of planning to kill top Soviet leaders - made the link with Zionism. Doctors, who spill blood as part of their profession, were accused of poisoning Soviet leaders. As Pravda put it, "The filthy face of this Zionist spy organization, covering up their [the Jewish doctors'] vicious actions under the mask of charity, is now completely revealed." One year earlier, in 1952, the antisemitic Slánský trial in Czechoslovakia against Jewish members of the Communist Party also called the defendants "Zionist-imperialist." These carefully crafted words were enough to send them to their execution. The connection between Jewish criminality and Zionism, antisemitism and anti-Zionism was made by the Soviet Union and slowly penetrated the rest of the world. (It is exactly this tactic that Vladimir Putin used when he called the Ukrainians "Nazis.") This would be amplified by Arab propaganda, which opposed Jewish nationalism (Zionism) by using the same antisemitic tropes. The Soviets' involvement in the Middle East after World War II consolidated the amalgam that Muslims drew between antisemitism and anti-Zionism. A 1948 Arab League report submitted to the United Nations was called "Jewish Atrocities in the Holy Land." The title aimed to evoke Christian sentiment, and its content was a compendium of the most virulent antisemitic tropes: Jews were not fighting a war but were barbaric murderers of innocent women and children. And these Jews were now called "Zionists." Israelis are held to a different standard because it is almost impossible to separate them from the old category of Jews as criminally threatening the world order. A number of important points derive from all of the above. Antisemites nourish a hatred of Jews, who are depicted as threats to the moral order. Antisemitism does not feel primarily like hatred of a group. Once Jews are portrayed as a dangerous entity that spills blood, ignores laws and wreaks carnage, antisemitism becomes the ideology of humanity, morality, order and law, what the great Austrian essayist Jean Améry called virtuous antisemitism. Antisemitism elicits intense moral fervor and passion precisely because Jews are viewed as a danger to humanity. It's no surprise then that the young people who all over the world are calling for the dismantling of the State of Israel do not consider themselves antisemites. They can deny Israelis their right to existence (a right not denied any other people on Earth) because they are passionately defending the survival of the world threatened by a thug state whose criminality is viewed as unique and uniquely threatening. No other state violence elicits the moral outrage that Israel's does. No other country triggers such an urge among well-meaning people defending morality for that country to be eliminated.

(Part 3) The idea that Jews threaten the world is deeply embedded in Western culture, so deeply in fact that this category is automatically evoked when the Israeli state sometimes breaks the law, as many states around the world do. There is no doubt that in recent decades, Israel has acted in defiance of international law (and its own as well), and that its military response in Gaza has been disproportionate and brutal. But I have trouble believing that under the same circumstances other countries would have acted differently. In light of its history, I am betting that the response of the United States, for example, would have been far more devastating. (Just remember the Americans' horrifying response to their October 7, the attack on Pearl Harbor.) Israel has not proved worse than humanity's dismal historical record. Perhaps it has even been better. Students and activists unroll a Palestinian flag as they set up a tent camp in the courtyard of the Statale University in Milan, Italy, Friday, May 10, 2024.Credit: Luca Bruno,AP Yet Israelis are held to a different standard because it is almost impossible to separate them from the old category of Jews as criminally threatening the world order. When Zionism is made synonymous with radical evil, it is because cognitively and emotionally we cannot disconnect Israelis and Jews, Israeli crimes (ordinary in humanity's sad history) and the deep cultural sense that Jews are dangerous for the world. Let me provide an analogy. It would be difficult to separate the concept of "skirt" or "dress" from the concept of "woman." Even if we know that Scottish men sometimes wear skirts or that Muslim men wear robes that resemble long dresses, "skirt" and "dress" inevitably invoke femininity, not masculinity. Zionists and Jews are inextricably linked following a similar cognitive logic. It is very difficult to disentangle the two even if we know that not all Jews are Zionists and not all Zionists are Jews. (A 2021 Pew poll found that a majority of U.S. Jews view Israel as part of their identity, suggesting that the two are deeply intertwined.) While empirically "Jews" and "Zionists" can sometimes be distinct, they cannot be separated in mental representations and are connected in a quasi-automatic way. When the young protesters express their wish to eliminate Israel, they also express the wish to annihilate the Jews living in Israel. As for the claim that if Jews participate in a movement, that movement is exempted from the accusation of antisemitism, this is also an old trope cultivated by the Soviets. (Some Jewish communists in the Soviet Union persecuted other Jews.) As feminists or African Americans will surely tell you, some women and African Americans hold sexist or racist ideas. Since the 18th century, Jews have tried to belong to their culture and society in the Diaspora, and anti-Zionism has been one route for membership, whether in the Soviet Union or the West. Early 20th-century Jewish anti-Zionism was a legitimate opinion in debates on the role nationalism should play in Jewish existence. But the meaning of anti-Zionism today has vastly shifted and is no longer a theoretical discussion on the best strategy for survival. Anti-Zionism has been appropriated by a variety of political actors who use it to legitimize their intent to eliminate the state of the Jews. All of the above is catastrophic not only for us Jews or us Israelis, but for the Palestinians as well. Israelis were gruesomely attacked on October 7, and they interpret the protests around the world as deeply antisemitic. This reinforces in Israelis the feeling that the world intends to destroy them and that they can count only on military force to protect themselves. The military race to deterrence diverts Israelis further from a political path that offers Palestinians dignity and sovereignty. It makes Israelis acquiesce more easily to the decisions by a horrific government bent on destroying every shred of democracy in Israel. Instead of helping create broad coalitions to demand a just peace for Israelis and Palestinians, instead of uniting Palestinians and dovish Zionists to search for sanity, the protests around the world create unprecedented divisions, mistrust and enmity between people who should otherwise have been allies. The result will be to erase an already very weak peace camp. Never has morality been such an enemy of the good. Eva Illouz is a senior research fellow at the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute and the Institute for Israeli Thought.

Hi Martin. I think after Bowie and later Punk, nothing can be consider "Shocking". But I think you are right. The "progressive" ideas from one side of the map and the ultra conservative on the other - things are pretty much dismal nowadays... Oh Arsenal... You know where I stand. But I must agree that you have a great team this year. Take care, Eli.