Visiting Jordan was a delight and I wish that I could have stayed longer, so many rich layers of history and an overall benign ambience. Dubai, by contrast, was a dismal place of superficial bling which I couldn't leave soon enough. Jordan is the Middle East at its very best.
Glad to hear I'm not the only one who really doesn't like Dubai. I was there just for a day and half on a 48hr Visa as a form of extended layover (mainly to see the Burj Khalifa). I was actually fairly happy to leave. For all its fancy buildings, it had no soul. Despite being busy, it felt lifeless and a little depressing. Jordan has so much history however. Jordan and Israel are top of my list for my next trip, but might wait for the region to settle down a bit first
@@marcushenning3594 Israel is occupied palestine, the 'historic' stuff you see in israel have all belonged to palestine and still does, you would only be seeing palestinian history. I do avice you not to go because all your money will be funded into continuing the genocide in gaza, I hope i do not appear as disrespectful :)
@alena8388 well most of the historic stuff I would want to see would be ancient Biblical sites and locations, which are obviously Israeli (seeing as it took place before the Roman occupation and the formation of Syria Palaestina or Palestine). I suppose there might also be some cool things in the area from after it became Palestine, and from the days of the Roman's, and Ottomans etc. But I'm more interested in the older stuff
We traveled from Jerusalem, crossing into Jordan via the Sheik Hussein Bride then continued to Jerash with its magnificent Roman ruins. We made a quick stop in Amman before continuing on to Petra for a two-night stay. Our third day took us from Petra to Wadi Rum and then returned to Jerusalem via the Allenby Bridge. An excellent visit that was far too short.
The architecture and the engineering behind Petra and the interesting city of Jarash makes Jordan a must see if you visit the Middle East. Lovely people, great food, I was fortunate to see Jordan.
I walked the narrow but long path to the Hidden City of Petra.. i was awed by the ancient works , water channels on the cliff ridges, and most specially, the lovely Bedouins who trade their ware in Petra..
❤ My son is married to a jordanian women in Germany.YOUR nice video was the last kick I needed to visit this country,thank you.Best wishes from Portugal
Well done thank you for your work as a Jordanian national I could say you presented a fair and accurate enough explanation about Jordan , I dont hold pronunciation against you you did very well , welcome to Jordan
Jordan is a must see! I chuckled to myself when I saw a shepherd herding sheep through beautiful mansions. There are no words to describe Petra, a historic and archaeological city and one of the new 7 wonders of the world
Wow, you have very accurate information, especially about the general culture of the people, I am Jordanian, and I advise you to visit the city of Ajloun in the north, where there are many forests, springs and monuments Thank you very much for this wonderful video 👏👏👏👏
The narrow opening made me think of the chances of a rich man getting into heaven like a camel through the eye of a needle. It's truly amazing architecture! I'd have Loved to have been able to visit such places, but thanks to the internet, we're able to at least see it on screen. I can't imagine what it would be like to actually be there .... The world has so many secrets still to share with us ... if only we could learn to live in peace & harmony, we'd still be able to achieve so much more .... & to appreciate that which we've already achieved.
Ac Wonderful Place. Spent 2 weeks there. Very friendly people and very honest. As i was a retired Veteran my wife and I were treated as close friends. Spent time at the Summer Palace as a guest to the Old King may he rest in peace.
Try to stay there for a year or more you will know that the people in Jordan are the most close minded people you’ll meet. They think they’re better than others, working with Jordanians is difficult, they’re lazy and inefficient.
I've heard so many people who've had the same experiences with these people. It's why I understand how the people of Palestine left without fighting for their homes. They Are trusting & peaceful people ... however any pot will eventually reach boiling point if left on the hot rocks for long enough. :(
Well done! Since I’m from Jordan, I feel the need to make few pronunciation correction! The city of Jarash, not harash, Mansaf is made from Jameed, not Hameed The group of people you mentioned are Bedouin not bedween. Not to criticize, but to clarify!
@@Urgleflogue The term "dinar" has historical roots in the region and can be traced back to the ancient Roman currency called the denarius. The denarius was widely used in the Roman Empire and later influenced various currencies, including the Arabic dinar. During the early years of Islam, the Umayyad Caliphate introduced the gold dinar as a standard currency. This practice continued through various Islamic dynasties, contributing to the use of the term "dinar" in many Arab countries for their currencies. The name has persisted over centuries, reflecting historical and cultural ties to the region's monetary history. The Serbian dinar has a different historical origin. It is named after the dinar, a medieval silver coin used in the region during the Middle Ages. The term "dinar" was later revived when Serbia gained independence in the 19th century, and it was chosen as the name for the country's currency. The choice reflects a connection to Serbia's historical currency and cultural heritage. You're mentally handicapped i presume
I hitchhiked to Jordan in 1967 and talked with Arafat, when I was an artstudent of 19. Arafat was in his bunker -with the militant part of Fatah, the El Asifah - just outside Amman and spoke two words 🗯️of English. That’s why he had his ‘wife’ (‘secretary’) sitting beside him to translate. He explained me everything how he wanted to take over the country, becoming the BigBoss and e.g. cut all the electricity and take off king Hussein who lived in his palace on one of the seven hills of Aman! Yasser also asked me if I wanted ‘to ask mr. Philips’, when I was back to Holland, to send out stronger and clearer their ‘Sáwhto Fatah’ (‘The voice of Fatah’) to start a ‘revoljuhshiun’ in my country 🤪 I had to disappoint him for this nonsense, also I wanted to go to India and further. When I arrived in Baghdagd they throwed me in jail for one day; many reporters asked me questions and I could leave. In Basrah, S-Irak I discouvered that all my 20 Fatah-pins had been stolen! But maybe thats why they believed me that I was not ‘a spion’ haha. These uneducated, brainwashed people believe, when you have long hair on your cheeks as ‘whiskers’, you are a ‘jewish spion’. I got even stoned by young Arabs because of this believe. But. Im still alive 😀 praise God ✝️❤️
WoW! What an incredible experience!! I'd love to know what you think about what's happening in the ME considering your 'up close & personal' experience with Arafat! What an also terrifying experience to be tossed into jail in a country like that ... never knowing if you'd be believed ... or allowed to leave. I'd always wanted to visit the ME but seems it's not to be in this lifetime.
@@wendyfay16 Since almost 60 years my knowledge was getting in progress, esp. when I became a follower ✝️❤️ of Jesus after I lived in Jerusalem. I was born again 🌷started to read Gods New Covenant with my HEART… and saw that Arafat was an ordinairy massmurderer. So With all the lies nowadays by fakenews, I prefer to foucus on the Truth; Jesus Himself and saw hundreds of people totally changed from the inside out‼️
Hello, Thank you for your excellent work. Kindly note that in 10:07 is not the Jordanian army, please remove the photo. its for another army in the region.
If they figure a way to extract the salt and put the water back in the sea they can change the environment,salt is good product to sale,specially high quality like that old mineral lake,they just need to figure a way to save the way instead of drying it so it doesn’t end up like the Utah one,the technology is possible,it’s just needs more brains studying this future technologies.
Good presentation. May I make some corrections? 1) The "j" in Wadi Al-Mujib is pronounced jay, not ha. I know in a lot of Spanish words the "j" is pronounced like "ha", but not here. In Arabic it is "وادي الموجب" and NOT "وادي الموهب" 2) The "dry yogurt" used in the mansaf is also pronounced with an actual "jay", i.e. " jemeed", not "hemeed". In Arabic جميد Thank you.
King Abdullah said something in 60min interview about not wanting something but it's given to you I know people question what it is that I want but should you really have to explain to another Father what you actually want are keep telling them what they want to hear 💙🇯🇴😇 much,💙👋
Jodan has no oil or income of themselves. Their income comes from USA, Israel and European union. Basically, Hey live on charity and investment of their charity money. Historically rich, I agree.
Jordan is an Aramaic country Our Our civilizations, including Petra, are also Aramaic, but we were subjecte to Arab colonialism and many Arab immigrants from the Gulf in Jordan. We are not Arabs or Hebrews as you claim.
isn't that the case in America, France, Canada Germany & Austria .... and all the Other Democratic Republics of Western countries ? Benjamin Netanyahu Of Israel smokes brands of Cigars costs 1100$ each he is not a king and does not have the wealth of a Royal family !!!! , President Obama was still paying his student lawns when he was senator and after presidency he lives in 20Million dollar Mansion of Martha Vineyards in Mass , Bill Clinton was penniless orphan worked goverment jobs he Is billionaire now lets examine life style of European 14 royal families , Thailand Royal family Japan Royal family ...Jordan Royal family is very modest , its Not Unusual for Queen Rania to cook Her own Family dinners , King Abdualla Banned Home servants to take orders from his children or enter the bedrooms Areas the children had to serve themselves Make their Own Beds. yes the royal Family is wealthy Not as you Imagine them to be like Al Saud of Saudia Arabia or Bin Zayed of UAE or Al Sabah of Kuwait and they differently live their life style . Jordanian Royal Family Homes are clean well Kept and Modest . Most people around the world are struggling to make ends meet in Ghoulish world of capitalism not unique to Jordan
which Democratic capitalist republic Country in the West the ruling elite dont live in splendor while the population don't struggle to make ends meet ? have you been to America ? do you know how Obama and Clinton lives vs the People who voted for the 2 lives ? have you noticed the The French Presidential Élysée Palace splendor vs how french population struggle ? Have you noticed Israeli CrimeMinister Benjamin Netanyahu Smokes 1100$ Cigars Each daily he could never pay for it himself ? the courts in Israel noticed he is on trial
for your Information all the Royal Homes of the Hashemites are modest homes not much different from wealthy Jordanians , King Abduallah banned His workers in his home from taking orders from his children and banned them from the sleeping rooms , His children has to make their own beds clean after them selves and serve themselves , Its not unusual for Queen Rania to cook for her own family meals as i know Late Queen Alia of Jordan did before her these two queens of Jordan were known to be hands on mom and Wives
The Jordan River is the border between Jordan and Israel. Jordan's border with Israel is its longest, starting from just south of the Golan Heights and ending at the Gulf of Aqaba at the Red Sea.
The Ethiopian Bible is older than king James when the grovners came out that when the Bible came out never forget our history cause you can learn from it
Its called the Illegally Occupied West Bank Not Israel Kibbutz Degania Is War Crime all inhabitant are war criminals as all Illegal Settlers in the west bank
@@bobbymcgee446 Actually yoi show how little you know. Arabs, before propaganda hit the airwaves, called it Yahuda Wasamariyya - Judea and Samaria, the correct name. Do you even know where the term West Bank comes from? Do you know where the word Paleatine comes from? You are just another big mouth, with little to no knowledge about what you are mouthing about. Most of the Middle East is made up of Arab colonies, after Arabs stole lands from the indigenous peoples like the Copts in Egypt, the Amazigh in North Africa, Chaldeans etc. in Iraq. Did you know that Judeans lived in Libya centuries before the Arab invaders came? You know nothing about the histoey of the region. An outsider whose knowledge is based on CNN sound bites. Go focus on Occupied Scotland where your ancestors are from.
@@bobbymcgee446 The Land of Israel was the Land of the Children of Israel starting 3,500 years ago. Arabs come from the Arabian peninsula, a.k.a. Saudi Arabia, UAE etc. Arabs onquered, colonizedand occupation of North Africa and other parts of thr Middle East. They need to go back to the Arabian peninsula so the indigenous peoples like the Copts, Amazigh, Aramaens, Chaldeans, Judeans, Kurds, Yazidis get their lands back. Bobby, respectfully, you don't know what you are talking about in relation to the Middle East.
Anytime the letter J appears, it is NOT pronounced like a J in Spanish. It is pronounced exactly as it would be in English. The narrator should have known better.
Visiting Jordan was a delight and I wish that I could have stayed longer, so many rich layers of history and an overall benign ambience. Dubai, by contrast, was a dismal place of superficial bling which I couldn't leave soon enough. Jordan is the Middle East at its very best.
Glad to hear I'm not the only one who really doesn't like Dubai. I was there just for a day and half on a 48hr Visa as a form of extended layover (mainly to see the Burj Khalifa). I was actually fairly happy to leave. For all its fancy buildings, it had no soul. Despite being busy, it felt lifeless and a little depressing.
Jordan has so much history however. Jordan and Israel are top of my list for my next trip, but might wait for the region to settle down a bit first
@@marcushenning3594 Israel is occupied palestine, the 'historic' stuff you see in israel have all belonged to palestine and still does, you would only be seeing palestinian history. I do avice you not to go because all your money will be funded into continuing the genocide in gaza, I hope i do not appear as disrespectful :)
@alena8388 well most of the historic stuff I would want to see would be ancient Biblical sites and locations, which are obviously Israeli (seeing as it took place before the Roman occupation and the formation of Syria Palaestina or Palestine). I suppose there might also be some cool things in the area from after it became Palestine, and from the days of the Roman's, and Ottomans etc. But I'm more interested in the older stuff
I live in jordan
Beautiful Jordan, you're the pearl
Of midle east.
Greetings from France ❤️🌺
We traveled from Jerusalem, crossing into Jordan via the Sheik Hussein Bride then continued to Jerash with its magnificent Roman ruins. We made a quick stop in Amman before continuing on to Petra for a two-night stay. Our third day took us from Petra to Wadi Rum and then returned to Jerusalem via the Allenby Bridge. An excellent visit that was far too short.
The architecture and the engineering behind Petra and the interesting city of Jarash makes Jordan a must see if you visit the Middle East. Lovely people, great food, I was fortunate to see Jordan.
Thanks, I'm Jordan 🇯🇴 ❤😊Thank you to everyone who loves Jordan
What amazing history you have!!
@wendyfay16 What do you mean
First time i saw from this.video❤Jorden is.beautiful.like Heaven❤❤❤❤i also.want to.go.to.Jorden
I walked the narrow but long path to the Hidden City of Petra.. i was awed by the ancient works , water channels on the cliff ridges, and most specially, the lovely Bedouins who trade their ware in Petra..
Hidden in rocks to avoid the curious eyes of invaders on those ancient silk roads.
❤ My son is married to a jordanian women in Germany.YOUR nice video was the last kick I needed to visit this country,thank you.Best wishes from Portugal
What are the custom rituals in Jordan for marriage
@@kaushal1155 I dont know,she came to Germany as a baby,he learned her to know in Germany
@@HubsAlgarveKnives ohk.
Yes come to Jordan You are welcome
@@mustafamufasa5002 Thank you very much
I went to Jordan once a while ago and Petra was definitely the highlight of the trip but I did enjoy the capital Amman too
Well done thank you for your work as a Jordanian national I could say you presented a fair and accurate enough explanation about Jordan , I dont hold pronunciation against you you did very well , welcome to Jordan
Being there, beautiful enjoyed the tour,from Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬🇵🇬
Jordan is a must see! I chuckled to myself when I saw a shepherd herding sheep through beautiful mansions. There are no words to describe Petra, a historic and archaeological city and one of the new 7 wonders of the world
Ikr I #luv Jordan
3 years ago I could finally visit my best friends in Jordan: we graduated from Moscow Friendship University Patrice Lumumba in 1986.
It was great ❤❤❤
Wow, you have very accurate information, especially about the general culture of the people, I am Jordanian, and I advise you to visit the city of Ajloun in the north, where there are many forests, springs and monuments
Thank you very much for this wonderful video 👏👏👏👏
EXCELLENT video! Very informative and interesting. I have been to Jordan, and your video taught me a lot . Keep up the FABULOUS work!
Looks like an interesting place to visit.
Very informative video and Jordan is astonishingly beautiful
Thanks!
ما شاء لله كل العالم يحبو الأردن الحمد لله ❤😊🇯🇴
very beutiful country, may ALLAH bless Jordan an our Jordanian Muslim brothers an sisters 🇯🇴☪️❤️🤲🏻
Oh, so only Muslims get your blessing?
May your 🐫 be in season for many days so she can give you happiness 😊 🙂 ☺️ 😃
Fantastic. A treasure house of information about the country. Thanks for invaluable addition to our GK.
May God bless this country.
ما شاء لله على جمال الأردن اللهم زد وبارك ❤
The narrow opening made me think of the chances of a rich man getting into heaven like a camel through the eye of a needle. It's truly amazing architecture! I'd have Loved to have been able to visit such places, but thanks to the internet, we're able to at least see it on screen. I can't imagine what it would be like to actually be there .... The world has so many secrets still to share with us ... if only we could learn to live in peace & harmony, we'd still be able to achieve so much more .... & to appreciate that which we've already achieved.
Jordan sure seems unique! Never thought of it that way, but now I'm intrigued to learn more. Thanks for sharing this perspective!
I didn't know so many countries bordered the Red Sea. Very informative and enjoyable video.
Good thorough video of beloved Jordan
The King and his Father (Rest his soul) have great wisdom and love for his people. Long live the King.
One of the best, even-handed, coverage of Jordan. Nicely done!
Thank you so much!
Jordan isn't in an Israel
It's nice story with good views for jordan nation
Ac Wonderful Place. Spent 2 weeks there. Very friendly people and very honest. As i was a retired Veteran my wife and I were treated as close friends. Spent time at the Summer Palace as a guest to the Old King may he rest in peace.
Try to stay there for a year or more you will know that the people in Jordan are the most close minded people you’ll meet. They think they’re better than others, working with Jordanians is difficult, they’re lazy and inefficient.
I've heard so many people who've had the same experiences with these people. It's why I understand how the people of Palestine left without fighting for their homes. They Are trusting & peaceful people ... however any pot will eventually reach boiling point if left on the hot rocks for long enough. :(
Thank You...Very interesting.
Jordan is a friendly country they are also friendly to Filipino. I met some of them.
A country with rich historical importance
Quite beautiful, thank you.
Thank you! Great video!
Thanks.
I was there an amazing State super nice folks
Very good documentary about Jordan , a country with progressive peaceful government. Greetings from Eritrea.
Jordan very nice 👍 county 🙏
It’s beautiful ❤ with LoVe USA 🇺🇸
I like it so much as a lot of informative so far never watched..👍
Looks very beautiful ❤someday I need to visit 😮
I'm Jordanian and NEVER ever heard of that coffee tradition where the host tries it first.
Well done!
Since I’m from Jordan, I feel the need to make few pronunciation correction!
The city of Jarash, not harash,
Mansaf is made from Jameed, not Hameed
The group of people you mentioned are Bedouin not bedween.
Not to criticize, but to clarify!
You might have misunderstood what I meant. I was clarifying how some words are pronounced. That’s all
They weren’t actually colonized but destroyed by God for killing the she-camel…
And also your money are not Serbian dinars, I presume :)
time.
@@Urgleflogue
The term "dinar" has historical roots in the region and can be traced back to the ancient Roman currency called the denarius. The denarius was widely used in the Roman Empire and later influenced various currencies, including the Arabic dinar.
During the early years of Islam, the Umayyad Caliphate introduced the gold dinar as a standard currency. This practice continued through various Islamic dynasties, contributing to the use of the term "dinar" in many Arab countries for their currencies. The name has persisted over centuries, reflecting historical and cultural ties to the region's monetary history.
The Serbian dinar has a different historical origin. It is named after the dinar, a medieval silver coin used in the region during the Middle Ages. The term "dinar" was later revived when Serbia gained independence in the 19th century, and it was chosen as the name for the country's currency. The choice reflects a connection to Serbia's historical currency and cultural heritage.
You're mentally handicapped i presume
Peaceful ❤like a heaven❤...
I also.wanted to.go.to.Beautiful.Jorden❤
Wow❤wonderful Jorden
Please add the green beauty of the north in Ajlun and the forest near Jerash.
Very good presentation n Infm, I am visiting next month pls guide
Hope you enjoy!
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Nice
GREAT INFORMATION THANKS ❤️
Beautiful, but I will travel, the USA. Thank u enjoy this video.
🎉🎉😊😊
Mw gusto
زوينة ما شاء الله 🇲🇦
كنحبكم بزاف
Interesting. I’d like to see Petra
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1.4.2024.Very good and super.
I hitchhiked to Jordan in 1967 and talked with Arafat, when I was an artstudent of 19. Arafat was in his bunker -with the militant part of Fatah, the El Asifah - just outside Amman and spoke two words 🗯️of English. That’s why he had his ‘wife’ (‘secretary’) sitting beside him to translate.
He explained me everything how he wanted to take over the country, becoming the BigBoss and e.g. cut all the electricity and take off king Hussein who lived in his palace on one of the seven hills of Aman! Yasser also asked me if I wanted ‘to ask mr. Philips’, when I was back to Holland, to send out stronger and clearer their ‘Sáwhto Fatah’ (‘The voice of Fatah’) to start a ‘revoljuhshiun’ in my country 🤪 I had to disappoint him for this nonsense, also I wanted to go to India and further. When I arrived in Baghdagd they throwed me in jail for one day; many reporters asked me questions and I could leave.
In Basrah, S-Irak I discouvered that all my 20 Fatah-pins had been stolen! But maybe thats why they believed me that I was not ‘a spion’ haha. These uneducated, brainwashed people believe, when you have long hair on your cheeks as ‘whiskers’, you are a ‘jewish spion’. I got even stoned by young Arabs because of this believe. But. Im still alive 😀 praise God ✝️❤️
WoW! What an incredible experience!! I'd love to know what you think about what's happening in the ME considering your 'up close & personal' experience with Arafat! What an also terrifying experience to be tossed into jail in a country like that ... never knowing if you'd be believed ... or allowed to leave. I'd always wanted to visit the ME but seems it's not to be in this lifetime.
@@wendyfay16 Since almost 60 years my knowledge was getting in progress, esp. when I became a follower ✝️❤️ of Jesus after I lived in Jerusalem. I was born again 🌷started to read Gods New Covenant with my HEART… and saw that Arafat was an ordinairy massmurderer. So With all the lies nowadays by fakenews, I prefer to foucus on the Truth; Jesus Himself and saw hundreds of people totally changed from the inside out‼️
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I've been twice to Jordan and had a great time. Good roads . Lovely people. Wadi Rum, Petra and the Dead Se,a Aquaba all are a must see
We love jordan
we love u
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23:25 Is this "Zarb" oven basically the same as the Indian origin "Tandoor" except it doesn't taper towards the top and the inside surface isn't flat?
You showing a wrong curency.That what you show is Yugoslavia dinar(actually Serbian)from 1994.
I’m Jordanian and my grandpa drove for the king of Jordan now the king told him to display the kings car he is now the manager of displaying the car
And yes my grandpa is Salem alwarahneh
Hello, Thank you for your excellent work. Kindly note that in 10:07 is not the Jordanian army, please remove the photo. its for another army in the region.
What country is the army from?
Wish I could visit the Middle East safely. Would be a friend but Im not Muslim.
Many countries are safe there. ❤️
It doesn’t matter what faith you believe in, Jordan is a very safe country and you are welcome 🙏
Bro there’s many religions in Jordan، I am a Jordanian Christian
You don't have to be a Muslim, there are many religions
I am a Jordanian Christian ✝️
Please add the castles of the Crusaders and Saladin.
Saladin built his Castel on top of a church in Ajloun Habibi.
@@o12jordan I was Born In Ajlon your claim is false
Nice presentation. But at the end it was a Serbian dinar, not Jordanian
If they figure a way to extract the salt and put the water back in the sea they can change the environment,salt is good product to sale,specially high quality like that old mineral lake,they just need to figure a way to save the way instead of drying it so it doesn’t end up like the Utah one,the technology is possible,it’s just needs more brains studying this future technologies.
Good presentation. May I make some corrections?
1) The "j" in Wadi Al-Mujib is pronounced jay, not ha. I know in a lot of Spanish words the "j" is pronounced like "ha", but not here.
In Arabic it is "وادي الموجب"
and NOT "وادي الموهب"
2) The "dry yogurt" used in the mansaf is also pronounced with an actual "jay", i.e. " jemeed", not "hemeed".
In Arabic جميد
Thank you.
After watching ... Jordan a Civilise Muslim country unlike most❗️
I'm a Chinese !!!
I work with Christian Jordanians
Curious what Muslim country you visited that is not civilized what do you mean by civilized and uncivilized
All love to China, I am a Jordanian Christian ✝️🇯🇴
That dinar bill that is displayed in the documentary is not the Jordanian dinar but the Yugoslav dinar from 1994
Michael Jordan: and i took that personally
Hello from Pakistan
JORDAN ❤
2012 Diffallah foundation found a roman tomb in Jordan containing Alexander the greats remains,
Can you make video about Afghanistan?
King Abdullah said something in 60min interview about not wanting something but it's given to you I know people question what it is that I want but should you really have to explain to another Father what you actually want are keep telling them what they want to hear 💙🇯🇴😇 much,💙👋
Bill at the end is from Jugoslavija not Jordan…the rest is very informative.. thnx
Bill is from Serbia and Crna Gora = Savezna Republika Jugoslavija-No2-.
At that moment real SFR Jugoslavija didn't exist any more.
Hint, when visiting the Dead Sea. Don't get that water in your eyes!
Jodan has no oil or income of themselves. Their income comes from USA, Israel and European union. Basically, Hey live on charity and investment of their charity money. Historically rich, I agree.
10:06 Why is there a clip from Afghan army instead of Jordanian army?
Thought of that also,but They were wearing Jordanian flags on their arms?
I want to see Petra
❤🇯🇴❤🇺🇲👍💯💝🇯🇴
Visit Morocco 🇲🇦🇲🇦
Also, the dinar photo is not hours brother
Jordan is an Aramaic country
Our Our civilizations, including Petra, are also Aramaic, but we were subjecte to Arab colonialism and many Arab immigrants from the Gulf in Jordan. We are not Arabs or Hebrews as you claim.
Unfortunately most of the people are barely making a living
At the same time the royal family lives in splendor
isn't that the case in America, France, Canada Germany & Austria .... and all the Other Democratic Republics of Western countries ? Benjamin Netanyahu Of Israel smokes brands of Cigars costs 1100$ each he is not a king and does not have the wealth of a Royal family !!!! , President Obama was still paying his student lawns when he was senator and after presidency he lives in 20Million dollar Mansion of Martha Vineyards in Mass , Bill Clinton was penniless orphan worked goverment jobs he Is billionaire now lets examine life style of European 14 royal families , Thailand Royal family Japan Royal family ...Jordan Royal family is very modest , its Not Unusual for Queen Rania to cook Her own Family dinners , King Abdualla Banned Home servants to take orders from his children or enter the bedrooms Areas the children had to serve themselves Make their Own Beds. yes the royal Family is wealthy Not as you Imagine them to be like Al Saud of Saudia Arabia or Bin Zayed of UAE or Al Sabah of Kuwait and they differently live their life style . Jordanian Royal Family Homes are clean well Kept and Modest . Most people around the world are struggling to make ends meet in Ghoulish world of capitalism not unique to Jordan
which Democratic capitalist republic Country in the West the ruling elite dont live in splendor while the population don't struggle to make ends meet ? have you been to America ? do you know how Obama and Clinton lives vs the People who voted for the 2 lives ? have you noticed the The French Presidential Élysée Palace splendor vs how french population struggle ? Have you noticed Israeli CrimeMinister Benjamin Netanyahu Smokes 1100$ Cigars Each daily he could never pay for it himself ? the courts in Israel noticed he is on trial
for your Information all the Royal Homes of the Hashemites are modest homes not much different from wealthy Jordanians , King Abduallah banned His workers in his home from taking orders from his children and banned them from the sleeping rooms , His children has to make their own beds clean after them selves and serve themselves , Its not unusual for Queen Rania to cook for her own family meals as i know Late Queen Alia of Jordan did before her these two queens of Jordan were known to be hands on mom and Wives
this is not Spanish, 'Jerash' is pronounced as it is written. please do not change the pronunciation.
The letter J is pronounced just as in English. I notifed a few times you made them into H's.
Is this where Michael (23) ancestors came from?
The J in Arabic is pounced J (English J and NOT Spanish j)!!!! It's Jerash, not Herash!
The Jordan River is the border between Jordan and Israel. Jordan's border with Israel is its longest, starting from just south of the Golan Heights and ending at the Gulf of Aqaba at the Red Sea.
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It could Palestine not Israel
As Israel is a shaytanic so them place under the ground
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Hello dear.
its all Occupied Palestine Colonial Israel will be vanished from the Arab Homelands
The Ethiopian Bible is older than king James when the grovners came out that when the Bible came out never forget our history cause you can learn from it
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Jordan River picture is in Israel near Kibbutz Degania at Yardenit.
Its called the Illegally Occupied West Bank Not Israel Kibbutz Degania Is War Crime all inhabitant are war criminals as all Illegal Settlers in the west bank
@@bobbymcgee446 Actually yoi show how little you know. Arabs, before propaganda hit the airwaves, called it Yahuda Wasamariyya - Judea and Samaria, the correct name.
Do you even know where the term West Bank comes from? Do you know where the word Paleatine comes from? You are just another big mouth, with little to no knowledge about what you are mouthing about.
Most of the Middle East is made up of Arab colonies, after Arabs stole lands from the indigenous peoples like the Copts in Egypt, the Amazigh in North Africa, Chaldeans etc. in Iraq. Did you know that Judeans lived in Libya centuries before the Arab invaders came?
You know nothing about the histoey of the region. An outsider whose knowledge is based on CNN sound bites. Go focus on Occupied Scotland where your ancestors are from.
@@bobbymcgee446 The Land of Israel was the Land of the Children of Israel starting 3,500 years ago.
Arabs come from the Arabian peninsula, a.k.a. Saudi Arabia, UAE etc. Arabs onquered, colonizedand occupation of North Africa and other parts of thr Middle East. They need to go back to the Arabian peninsula so the indigenous peoples like the Copts, Amazigh, Aramaens, Chaldeans, Judeans, Kurds, Yazidis get their lands back.
Bobby, respectfully, you don't know what you are talking about in relation to the Middle East.
Anytime the letter J appears, it is NOT pronounced like a J in Spanish. It is pronounced exactly as it would be in English. The narrator should have known better.
Contrary to what is said here, Jordan did not participate in the October 73 War (yom kippur)
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