Відео

𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗪𝗮𝗿 𝗶𝗻 𝗨𝗸𝗿𝗮𝗶𝗻𝗲 𝗜𝘀 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗹𝗱 The war in Ukraine is unlike any war that’s been. Although it seems local, this war is changing the world. In the end, after all the pain, the parties will establish new relationships, and new relationships will be established around the world. This war is the beginning of a formation of a new world order, where all parties unite against the one common enemy of all of humanity: egoism. It will take time, but everyone involved will realize, and the whole world with them, that they are not fighting against each other, but against an enemy within them. If we let the idea sink in, even a bit, it will make it happen even sooner. The war that began in late February will not end soon. It will take many more months until everyone realizes that war itself, the very concept of it, is evil. In that sense, the war in eastern Europe is correcting all of humanity, transforming our perception and our understanding of good and evil. The casualties, the injured, and the lost property are a terrible price to pay. Nevertheless, global processes always come at a cost. We should not blame others for the cost, and we should not think that there is nothing each of us can do to change the world. It is in the hands of every person to change the world for the better, and to make the atrocities of war, and all atrocities that humans are inflicting on each other, disappear. All we need is to realize that the only enemy lies within us-our self-centered attitude. It incites us against each other, demonizes and vilifies anyone who disagrees with us, tells us that we are the only ones entitled in this world, and thereby sets us off against each other. We are all like that, infected with a pandemic of narcissism. Nevertheless, there is a lot we can do to change the world. First, we must accept that there is a good reason we are so different from each other. Each of us makes a unique contribution to the world that no one else can. If we were all the same, the contributions we receive from others, and on which our lives depend, would be absent, and we would not survive, in the most physical sense of the word. We will realize that our ego is the enemy only when we realize that singularity is the wrong key word for happiness. Today, the key word for happiness is complementarity-mutual satisfaction of each other’s material, social, emotional, and spiritual needs. We are living in a world where we are all dependent on each other. The food we eat, the clothes we wear, and the appliances and gadgets that we use are all made by people we do not know, in places we do not know, and reach us in ways we do not know. But were it not for this chain of myriad unknown individuals, we would not survive, since we cannot provide for our needs by ourselves. The same goes for social ties. All our connections, communications, and interactions with other people are made possible with the help of countless people who serve us without our awareness. But were it not for them, we would not be able to work or socialize. Despite this obvious fact, we behave toward others with as little consideration as possible, and when we are nice or considerate, it is because we have an ulterior, selfish motive. We do not have the prerogative to keep up this behavior. We are destroying the world and destroying ourselves. Back in the 1930s, Baal HaSulam, a great thinker and a great kabbalist, wrote an epic essay titled “Peace in the World.” In it, he writes, “Man is inherently born to lead a social life. Each and every individual in society is like a wheel that is linked to several other wheels placed in a machine.” How odd it is that ninety years ago, before World War II, people already realized that we are all dependent on each other and must behave toward each other with consideration. Just think what we could have avoided had we been more attentive and open-minded. Now, too, we are headed for a catastrophe unless we pay attention and begin to act like one entity, one global society that works like a single, united family. The war will change the world, but I hope we can change ourselves before the war changes us.

So talented!!

we had thaT AND A FEW OTHERS ON 78.

What a sweetie. Eine gutte Yiddishe Maideleh! What sucks is that she was considered for the role of Alex in Flashdance but then rejectred for looking "too Jewish." Go figure.

come on...this is rehearsed...or too good.

rip mickey katz

She came twice to Fiddler on the Roof in Yiddish, directed by her dad Joel Grey. In the summer of 2019, we did a big gala honoring him and the men of Fiddler sang this song 😊

I miss her old God given nose 👃

Wonderful!

Brasil caralho

Áh que liiindaaa a Jennifer Grey, sempre liiiindaaaa!!!!❤👩

that's hilarious love mickey katz songs

Great video with two caveats: It was dubbed and rehearsed. Took me a while to notice it, though. Still does not take away from how entertaining it was.

she's great

Go daddy go!

Jen talented girl

Very Good. What makes it so great is how much she is into it. Just makes it fun for everyone.

One of the great clarenetists of klezcma and renouned jazz musician Don Byrum always acknowledges Mickey Katz as a favorite.

Jennifer Grey looks better now (well, whenever this was filmed!!) than in 'Dirty Dancing' decades ago. (One of the few instances where plastic surgery really worked!)

* Mickey Katz was the voice of Shlepalong Catskill on the Beany & Cecil cartoons. My Uncle Leon used to entertain us kids with his Mickey Katz records. ☺..

oy gevelt...conich o'breinsh!

Meryl Streep rules; you people who resent "Modern Family" for existing spit!

Lol I am dyingXD

dovid

This is so cool-thanks for sharing!

He sat in da sun and deroccchet and deboccchet

Some years back I ran into Joel Grey at the airport in Monterey, Ca. I got to talk with him for just a few quick minutes - along the way I noticed the young lady with him looking oddly at me...(no real surprise there since I get that a lot!). It was only after they left the airport that I realized that I very well may have been STANDING NEXT TO JENNIFER GREY! AND I DIDN'T SPEAK TO HER! AND I DIDN'T PROPOSE MARRIAGE!! AAAAAAARRRRGGGGGGHHHHHH!!!! But when I spoke with Joel Grey I found myself talking about his dad, Mickey Katz! I'll never know why. But as an interesting follow-up to this, the next weekend I idly tuned in to the Garrison Keillor radio program, "The Prairie Home Companion", and.....whaddaya think I heard? It was Joel Grey, singing his dad's songs! One final note: from the time I was a very little guy I dimly remember my parents talking to me about Joel Grey appearing on Eddie Cantor's T.V. program. Well, footage of that show has been found, and you can click on it above.

I have several of Mickey Katz's albums. I had no idea she was related to him. Cool!

That was funny and cute. Quite the bodacious girl.

I loved Meryl in Mamma Mia. But I'd also love to see Michelle Pfeiffer in the role. And Tony Head as one of the 3 guys.

Pre-recorded and lip synced

LOL at his face! He wants to strangle her ha ha ha ha

This is what makes her cool

wonderful, Joel Grey is her dad, and Mickys son

Loved this!

When I was a kid in the 60s my parents had the album Conan showed but I didn't appreciate the comedic and musical genius of Mickey Katz until I bought his greatest shticks CD about 40 years later!

I am like this a lot as well except with Anjelica Huston.

great job doing your grandfather's schtick, jennifer...........hilarious! rest in peace, mikey.....thanks for posting!

Might be the sweetest clip on the internet. Brava!

FAntastic! I am loving all the music I can find on amazon. Mickey Katz I regret My family never talked about you and we are family. Harry and Lena Tewelow were your great aunt and uncle and my great grand parents.

Yeah, Meryl's work recently has been very disappointing. Not what it was in her early career at all. If she wasn't nestled on Harvey Weinstein's belt buckle she wouldn't have gotten Oscar number 3.

Cam and Phil are my favorite characters.

That's exactly how I feel about Meryl!

Jennieleh your zeide is schlepping nachas with this act! Wish she performed the whole song

My parents had an album of her grandfather singing that when I was a kid.

This is great and so comical! My Dad would sing this song as a lullaby to my sister and me (not the Yiddish version, though). Thanks for posting it and God bless..

/beautiful talent!

He's got the moves

9gag brought me here

She would definitely be better than Ben Affleck.