HONEY and the Jewish New Year | HIGH HOLIDAYS in the streets of JEWISH BROOKLYN Ep 1.
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Join me on a stroll through Jewish Brooklyn during the liveliest time of year: the high holidays! We'll see how the neighbor bursts to life with rapidly changing street scenes as we go from the Jewish New Year / Rosh Hashanah to the holiest day of the year / Yom Kippur, and then on to the festivities of Sukkos!
Today I am sharing a light-hearted visit on the eve of the Jewish new year. I am also sharing my honey cookie recipe, as mentioned in the video. Check back for more videos soon.
In the meantime, I wish you all a lovely new year and happy holidays!
Honey cookie recipe: friedavizel.co...
Other episodes in this series:
Episode 2: Kapores / Chicken Ritual
• ANCIENT Chicken Ritual...
Episode 3: Eve of Sukkos / Building huts and esrog market
• Building SUKKAH HUTS a...
Episode 4: Chol Hamoed / rides and concert
• Sukkos FESTIVITIES in ...
Episode 5: Visiting a Synagogue Sukkah for a meal
• My Sukkos HOLIDAY meal...
Episode 6: The Bagleiten of the Satmar grand rabbi
• The Grand Rabbi's Bagl...
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Thanks for filming by Beka Virtue / biaproduction....
Thanks for editing Steve Milligan / www.cliquemojo...
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Even though I'm an Orthodox Jew from a chasidish background that grew up in Boro Park, I find this channel fascinating. It's like watching my own community from the outside in, and it's kind of eye opening!
Welcome to Brooklyn every body 🤣😂🤣😂
I enjoy your channel very much ! Keep up the video's!
Thank you so much!
Great videos. You’re so respectful and bridge the worlds in a way that is very inclusive. Good work!
This is so nice! Yee!❤
The first fruit you picked up (dark purple/red) is a dragon fruit. The yellow one is the yellow version. They are also called pitaya or pitahaya. The other little purplish one you picked up is a mangosteen.
I'm not sure why your channel popped up in my feed but I'm very happy it did. All the best to you from London England 🙏
the other high point in the liturgical cycle for me in childhood, and even now ---dipping the challah in honey, and the apple, in honey, on rosh hashanna!
frieda i realized people knew you in stores and that is why they talked to you wearing pants we were orthrodox and now have become conservative. i found the video great but did not like the comments made about you wearing pants how you dress is your business and no one should judge you.
I’m not Jewish but I think it’s in the Bible that you shouldn’t dress outside your gender. A woman wearing pants is one dressing like a man, I think. That’s where the criticism arises.
As always, excellent content!!! I’m so happy I subscribed to this channel. 😊
The respect you demonstrate, the way you demystify the Hasidic world is beautiful!!! You’re doing the work of HS. It is because of you, and other people on YT, working to make the Orthodox stream of Judaism more relatable, that I believe it will help reduce anti-Semitic behavior out of some. May you be blessed with a long life to continue your work! 😃
Shanah Tovah! 📜 🪶
Absolutely. And it promotes acceptance of those who are proud of their culture but may not subscribe to every aspect of the lifestyle
I wanted to go off line like the Hasidic community and then I found Frieda Vizel. My screen fasting will have to wait.
I had a miracle that happened to me in Williamsburg that I can never forget. I went early morning one day to get a fresh loaf of bread from a female baker. The loaf was hot after 8 hours being in the dead of the coldest winter. Sadly I don't eat bread anymore.
Frieda, 🌺 I always look at your channel first to see what you have posted. Always informative, refreshingly honest and fun!👏 When are we going back to Pearl's? 🙏
The passion you illustrate everything just inspires me as someone who's proudly part of the community
Have a happy and healthy year!
Great video thanks so much
I love your videos. I was watching what reaction you would get in the neighbourhood. New York ‘s shops are so used to a variety of Jewish practice, but I know people here ( NE England) who are stared at when wearing trousers in a Hasidic area. But that’s the place to get Kosher and Jewish products. Jewish culture is not mainstream the way it is in NY or NJ, where I’m from.
I had a comment to make when I first watched the video, I asked the presenter why she goes in pants in an hasdic community, after an on going conversation with another viewer I would like to say I was not right to tell any one how to dress, especially to someone who puts the community in such a good light. I want to again say how much I love the videos and it's really not my business to judge eny one
I think your comment was fair and nicely said. My daughter and I have debated this when I go into Hasidic stores. I feel odd wearing pants but daughter says they have to respect their customers as no different to if I wore a headscarf.
I remember those coin operated rides like the car the boys were playing on. They were at all the shopping centers when I was a kid back in the 1960s. Slowly they disappeared so I thought they were not made anymore. How nostalgic to see something from my childhood.
Yes! I love the old timey stuff that remain in the Hasidic community.
We Asian call that pink fruit dragon fruit
Frida ever since I attended your tour I have been coming to your youtube and I LOVE how it extends the tour and I continue to learn about Hassidim
Oh Rachael, thank you! I love hearing from you. :)
Love your channel. The content is so very interesting.
Shanah Tovah!🍎🍯🍎
I love your videos, Frieda! Stumbled upon them recently and was so excited to start watching. I’ve always been fascinated with the culture of Hasidic Judaism and you give such a wonderfully in-depth and respectful look into this amazing community. 🕎
Kind of a silly question but could you please let me know what the name that beautiful piano song is when you enter the bakery to pick up the honey cookies and look at the silver pieces? It starts at 2:38. Thank you so much!
Hi - Editor Steve here; the song's called "Property Bet", by Sam Barsh 🙂
@@shootitsteve thank you!!! 😁
Dragonfruit and mangosteen! Mangosteen is called the queen of fruits.
I need to stop watching these videos when I am hungry - all I can think about is the delicious baked goods you show us! 😂
Nice video.
Beautiful. Well done.
First one you picked up is called a Dragon fruit. Very bright and colorful- with a really bland flavor. Greatly disappointed when I tried one. The ones you picked up didn’t look like the best ones I’ve seen. They looked old.
thanks for naming the fruit!!
Talk about אמון ראש השנה
אין די טייטש צעטלעך פון מיינע קינדער שטייט אז די רינדעכיגע חלות איז צו צייגן אויף "מלכיות", אז מ'איז ממליך דעם אויבערשטן מיט א קרוין.
I so love learning about the holidays of different religions, communities, etc.. Celebrating with specific foods and traditions on holidays is something we all have in common.
אַ גוט געבענשט יאָר! זעלדע־מרים
רבי'צען פריידי, איך שרייב מיין קאמענטס אין אידיש ווייל איך טרעף נישט די פאסיגע ווערטער אין די ענגלישע שפראך,
דיין tours אינעם היימישען וויליאמסבורג זענען אזוי צי די זאך אין אזוי ווארעם און געשמאק, ממש אה פארגעניגען צום העכסטען שטאפעל ברוחניות ובגשמיות, איך האב געקוקט די video מיט אה מיניין היימישע יודען דאהי אין לאנדאן אין די גאנצע עולם כאיש אחד זעננען ארויס פון התפעלות סיי פון די presentation אין ווי פארשטענדליך אויך פון דער presenter, און איבער אלעם דיין קוראש אין דרייסטקייט וואס די פארמאגסט אין דיר, אונז האבען מיר אלע ציזאמען אפגעמאכט צו איבער לאזען 2 קאמענטארען 1] אה שהאד אין אה שהאד אז דער video איז נאר כמעט 7 מינוט, אסאך בעסער וואלט ווען געווען אויב די video איז כמעט 7 שעה לאנג, 2] מיר אלע ווינטשען דיר פון טיפ'ען הארץ, אה גוט געבענטשט יאר, אה יאר מיט אסאך הצלחה אין דיין עבודת הקודש, און די זאלסט אוף אייביג זיין געבענטשט מיט נשיאת חן אין גוטע מזל, tahnk you from all of us for this inspirational video, we cannot wait to watch your next episode,
Galla aka Pritchard. What happened to kippers how and kindl?
Thanks!
Oh my Merle, I just saw this. Thanks so very much!!
I love your logo ❤
So whats happens wen u find out the pomegranate got 200 to 1200 kernels do u eat the fruit cause essentially its not kosher since it may have more than 613 kernels or less than 613 .so what do you then jus a 🤔 actually a ⁉️
Strange to see people buying challah. Challah isn't that hard to make. Baking challah in an Israeli clay, wood burning oven is a must do, very tasty, and in the right group, fun to do. _(Very touristy though.)_ Have you ever been to an Orthodox Kibbutz in Israel? Or tried an actual Succah in the Desert, like near Mitzpe-Ramon? _(Btw, I watched those videos you made of the Heredi Bnei Brak near Tel Aviv. So, you are a bit of a Zionist yourself.)_
I’d love to do all these things! Perhaps one day, if funds allow.
I have a very natural, deep, abundant love for Israel. It comes from the same place that tears involuntarily form when I hear hatikvah. I primal place. Make of that what you will.
@@FriedaVizelBrooklyn Yes, there's one thing that Israel isn't, and that is inexpensive.
Yes, the Hasidic mindset and the State of Israel; have serious issues that, sooner or later, they need to deal with. Neither is wrong. But also, neither is right. _(To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven:)_
But that said; I understand your own PoV.
By the rivers of Babylon, there we sat down, yea, we wept, when we remembered Zion.
We hanged our harps upon the willows in the midst thereof.
For there they that carried us away captive required of us a song; and they that wasted us required of us mirth, saying, Sing us one of the songs of Zion.
How shall we sing the LORD's song in a strange land?
If I forget thee, O Jerusalem, let my right hand forget her cunning.
If I do not remember thee, let my tongue cleave to the roof of my mouth; if I prefer not Jerusalem above my chief joy.
So, I was just teasing that younger version of you. The one who wrote in her school book about Zionists. In truth, the Satmar are Zionists all the same.
Modne, ale felker, goyim aun idn hobn lib oder hasn ishral far der zelbiker sibh. Modne vi libe aun has zenen azoy eng shaykhus.
Gut yontiff!
אביסל א בעסערער ביאור איבער די עקזאטישע פרוכט... די שהחיינו מאכט מען אויפ'ן יו"ט נאר צוליב וואס דער צווייטער טאג איז דאך דער גאנצער יו"ט א ספק נעמט מען עקזאטישע פרוכט (לאו דוקא עקזאטישע נאר פרוכט וואס מ'האט נישט געהאט במשך די לעצטע דרייסיג טאג). אין שלחן ערוך שטייט אז מ'מוז נישט נעמען דוקא א פרי נאר א נייער בגד איז פונקט אזוי גוט.
Why always yoga mat😀? Btw excelent videos
It's not a yoga mat, ha haha. If you come on my tour you'll find out what it is!
@@FriedaVizelBrooklyn I hope one day. Or you can come to Croatia to learn about the history of local Jewish community and croatian rich and interesting multicultural history 😀
@@mateaknez8252 I would so love that!
Its a deal! 😀😎
Thanks!
My friend - I just saw this - I'm not always so good at being on top of the comments. Thank you so very much!
I wounder if I can ask you a question, please don't take it the wrong way but I feel your so respectful to the community that you visit, but could you not wear pants, when it is something that is so looked down on in the hasdic world , I am a convert to Judaism and when my mother who of course was not Jewish used to visit us she tried hard to follow some sort of dress code, I sincerely hope you don't find my question offensive .and I reely love your videos thank you for doing such a great job of showing the community in a very positive light
@Perer Dalyy - Please don’t take it the wrong way, but what she wears is none of your business. What you choose to do or not do in your own family is up to you. To make a request of someone else is ludicrous. If you’re paying even the most remote bit of attention to the surroundings as she is walking… there’s _many_ people on the streets who are clearly _not_ Hasidic. They’re not dressed frum, why would they?? There’s no need to if it isn’t their lifestyle.
So, do everyone a favor, and sit down… know your place. You’re out of line.
Hello Peter, yes you are entitled to your opinion, the same way as everybody is entitled, but empower me to explain to you that it is not always just the outfits that will mark a person, meaning, that on some occasions from outside you will achieve one impression but the person under this uniform will be in fact something utterly different, like in our case this admirably and well respected Freida is much more holly and purely than her outfit, just don't worry about any bit of her appearance, as the good book says "do not look on the label of the bottle, just look inside on the content rather" "do not judge a book by its cover"
@@sisterspooky yes there are other people 9f course walking around who are not hasdic but they aren't making videos on the hasdic community, I find the attitude today is a lack of respect is ok
@@peterdalyy3542 - Apparently you do find the pack of respect perfectly acceptable. Look at the disrespect you’re demonstrating here in the thread! So, yes, I absolutely believe you are totally okay with it.
That said, she was reared in an ultra orthodox community, and she is fully familiar with the traditions, etc.; and what she’s doing is perfectly fine. The people around her are kind, and gracious… no one is acting as if she’s committing a shanda by walking through their neighborhood and businesses without a skirt.
Seriously, I realize you were a giyur, but you need to tone down your withering judgment. You aren’t doing anything but showing intolerance as a Jewish trait. You’re dragging us all down to your level with that attitude. Just stop.
@@sisterspooky I find your judgement of a perfectly reasonable question a little bit off and I think if we are talking about a shunder I wounder where you are coming from and I think you are wrong when some one comes into a frum store not dressed in an appropriate way it does cause some feelings of discomfort for the hasdic people but I did not word my original question in a disrpectfull way but I find your tone a little bit odd and wounder just what is your hidden agenda i have lived in the hasdic world for over 45 years so I think I have a little bit of a feel of how people think by now thank you for this exchange I will of course think on your point of view i wish you a gut gebenched your kol tov and greetings from Jerusalem
How do you kosher honey? They are so particular about foods, and cleanliness, washing hands outside bathroom, but bee vomit is held in high regard? That's confusing....
We love you chaimo