Looking for an lost iPhone in Israel You won't believe what happened!
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- Looking for an lost iPhone in Israel You won't believe what happened!
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I also lost my phone in Israel, left it at a coffee station. We called the number and the guy held it for me until I came back. He also charged the battery to 100% for me!
Lol, well that's service.
so nice!!!
When will he give that stolen home and land back to its owners? Free Palestine
Rose Petals That’s the nicest guy in the world.
ALL of ‘israel’ is stolen from the Palestinians.
I live in Jerusalem. I once lost a folder containing a lot of sheet music. My name and phone number was on the folder. About a week later it turned up in the post. My only explanation is that someone must have found it, saw my name, looked up my address and posted it to me. I have no idea who.
Yes, most Israelis are pretty honest. It is not all that unusual to have a lost iphone or other item returned.
pretty honest when it comes to small time crime. not so much with theft of land or large scale netanyahu style corruption theft.
u mean most Israelis are afraid not honest😇 eged afraid to bombed the bus with this iphone 😂thats why the driver search the bus every time he stopped and give weird things to this station 😂
@@94duse so delusional it's amazing
stealing is originated from Mohammed who lead a war creed and stole the world's fortunes in the name of allah
@Swash Bucklin you don't know shit, because you are a peace of shit.
People in Israel are very honest and go out of their way to help others. For me it was obvious you would get the phone back. I have lived in several major cities in the world, and nowhere else have I felt safe like in Israel.
I'm from Israel and I'm so glad you have a good experience ❤❤❤
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Wow! No one stole it!! That’s incredible!!! Well glad u got it back!!!
I know!
He had lucky. On the bus no one will stole it. In the street maybe
It's a Jewish law not to steal which is very serious
Only in Israel can you lose an iPhone and get it back. My son left a pair of sandals by a waterfall on a trip there and got them back a week later because someone turned them into his tour group! And that bus station is a trip, isn’t it?! It’s like the twilight zone and impossible to find your way out!
Maybe I'm just naive but as an Israeli it was actually surprising for me how surprised you were to get your phone back..
for me at least it was actually obvious that you were going to get it back.
anyway I'm glad you did and hope you had a great time here in Israel! 💗
You must be mad if you dont find owner because everyone can just close and track from internet these days.
yea its weird that he would assume that he wouldnt get it back.
you obviously have never lived in the USA, mayale....its HUGE to get anything of value back in USA...people will kill each other here over a pair of basketball shoes, let alone a phone.
That is true
I'd do anything to return a lost object to its owner. I think it's a Jewish and Israeli norm.
Its an honest human being norm not Just Jewish/Israeli
ibex Love I don't claim that it's exclusively Jewish. But I lived my younger life in California and were I to have a lost wallet returned, I'd be pleasently surprised and impressed. If it were to happen to me here, I'd expect to get it back.
Amerlad mad But you are the one who's baiting himself. Tell me: what Palestine? When was it established? What was its flag? What was its currency and exchange rate against any world currency and year you choose? What was the national anthem? Who was the president? Who were its allies? What states had relations with Palestine? What were her borders? What did she export and import? There never was an entity called Palestine. And there was no nation called Palestine or anything else here. There were nomadic Arabs and bedouin. Many of course can on over when the Jewish settlement provided opportunities. I can often identify them by their names. The common last name, Matsri for example, means then emigrated to the land of Israel from Egypt. So it's obvious who's not being honest and stealing our birthright on this Land. Even the Quran says that Israel is for the Jews! Sura 5:21 and 26:59. among other places.
Amerlad mad fuck off.
@@amerlad google translate sucks dude
Lol I laughed my ass off when I saw the part about the central bus station. Growing up in the Tel Aviv area I can safely say that that building has the most dumb architecture in the country. I have been there literally more than 100 times and I swear to god I still don't know the right way to level 6
Just like Dizengof mall - same architect, you know :)
אני גם שונאת את הבניין הזה ושמחה שהאוטובוס שלי עלה לקומה 6
I once spent like 45 minutes wandering around looking for the right platform. I'm pretty sure that bus terminal is built like Hogwarts because every time I emerged from a wrong turn things were in different places.
I was having flashbacks to a really good exercise venture I had trying to find my way around there. I thought it was me!
Israeli consists of mostly religious people, and according to our Jewish laws it's forbidden to steal but moreover it's a huge "mizva"(good deed)to return what's lost to another! It's something all Israelis pay attention to.. Basically it's pretty liberating walking around the street knowing nobody gonna try to steal from you, and whatever is lost will be found.
Morlas have nothing to do with religion.
I also live in Israel , but i am not jew... and stealing stuff has nothing to do with religioun.... it is a moral that most people take into considerarion....
@Tor from Nor Fuck off, don't give lessons in Judaism when you know next to nothing about it. The Torah says not to steal, it doesn't mention that it's permitted to steal from one religion or persons over another. You can't steal in Judaism, period. Full stop. Now piss off back to your ignorant little hidey hole.
@@AntWrocksNY fuck you you uneducated brainwashed cretin
It`s pretty normal in Israel
I found 5 phones, 1 laptop and several wallets here and returned them all, including waiting for people or changing my course just to give it back to them ASAP.
I also received my lost phone and a couple of other expensive things.
Most of my friends and acquaintances did the same, and had the same experience
+++ One time I was late for work and left my car on (engine on) in the street parking, where people pass by. After 3 hours I came back, it was still turned on, with the lights on; no one even touched it !
Just found your channel. Really enjoying this Israel series. Glad you got your phone back! :)
Jermaine I am so happy for you, you got your iPhone back!Praise the Lord!
Jermaine Ellis
You are right.. it's not allowed to smoke in public places :)
Good for you you found your iPhone.. :)
OMG that is unbelievable you got your phone back!!! After that whole journey to get to where it might have been ....there it was!
Glad you got your phone back!
I lost my phone in Jerusalem at the funeral for the most revered Rabbi in the country Rav Ovadia Yosef (October 2013). The estimates of the crowd size range from 800K to 1MIL, and I was certain that in such a big crowd the phone would be gone. I retraced my steps and saw a guy waiting with the phone for the owner to come claim it. He had even tried calling numbers in my contacts to try and find me.
Happy you got your phone back
lol it's actually a pretty good way to travel, meeting the real citizens of the country, getting to know how a regular day looks like without a tourist guide🤔😊
I once lost my wallet in Tel Aviv with an ID and 700 shekels (180$) and the day after someone called me to come to pick it up from his place. All the money and stuff was there.
Glad you got your iPhone back!
Glad you got it back. Gotta love honest people. Do to others as you would want done unto you.
Oh my goodness! That's a LOT of time and energy to spend on getting your phone back but yeah, it was a pretty sure thing you would. I'm American but have lived in Israel for 24 years. I love seeing Israel through your eyes. Good job!
Now that's an adventure! Glad you got phone back.👍
Excellent that you got your phone back :)
IAM SO HAPPY FOR YOU!!!😄
What a kind driver. He put it in the train station
So happy you got your phone back. God is great.
i remember visiting that central bus station, the taxi drivers tried to cheat me and the info person sitting in that both seemed offended that i asked him a question. Quite a cultural shock coming from Scandinavia.
Yay you found your phone!
Im glad you were able to get your phone back 😁
Lost my phone in US a month ago. Someone picked it up and left the case there. But no, I don't have my phone back. They turned it off so I couldn't even use the locate tool.
Happened to me in kfar saba! No one took it guards returned it
TLV Central but station area spreads on 8-blocks.
Most people find it confusing like a maze.
The building is huge and there are many "dead spots" where all shops are empty and closed simply because no one gets there.
There is a basement which is totally deserted with homeless and drug addicts.
What a blessing you got your phone back.
What a work out!!
It is amazing to see the places that are so familiar and easy for me from the perspective of an outsider. The central bus station in Tel Aviv is a known monster of architecture and Arlozorov / Platform 2000 is the other main bus port in Tel Aviv and also has buses to and from Tel Aviv. It is really interesting to see these videos.
HOLY CRAP!! How wonderful!!!!YAY!!!
like some have said before me-it's pretty common to see and experience these kind of things (returnning lost objects and stuff). most people here are honest. we even have special Facebook more than half of the country friends with-and there we post all kind of help wanted-lost things we found, ideas for traveling, helping children or elderly people, just about everything
The infamous Tel Aviv Central Bus Station. When opened it was one of the largest bus stations in the world, but had several crucial flaws in design including having most of the stores on different levels than the main hall where buses came in and departed, the old thinking that making the transit passengers walk complicated between levels and they will pass by some stores, and most of the stores are in internal hallways and where never ever occupied. It was supposed to replace a very old outdoors dilapidated station and it itself became one.
There is serious talk about tearing it down.
it was the largest bust station from 1993 tol 2010
ATM???? This guy travels so much and he doesn't know about mobile money?
ATMs rip you of almost 15% on the exchange rate. The mobile money apps in afeica let you keep dollar or local currency accounts and switch at will at actual forex rates.
Everybody uses them. Even street vendors. It has practically replaced cash all over africa anywhere there is a cell signal.
wow, sauerkraut on felafel. (but no turnip pickle). reminds me of how in L.A. every israeli restaurant has both falafel and schnitzl, the 2 national foods.
Mass transit looks really great. Was that huge building with the mall the bus station?
yeah
until 2010 it was the largest bus terminal in the world!
This was definitely...An adventure. Happy you succeeded! ;)
the only thing that bothers me really is that the way you walked was exactlly the way I walked when I was heading to my military base (from Haifa to Gan Yavne) and I AM SICK OF THIS central station SO MUCH 😂
its usual thing here in israel. a year ago my father found 100000 NIS (israel currency - about 30000 USD) and return it back to the man who lost it . we can't accept what its not ours.
GOLD BUTTON TIME I THINK You DESERVE IT .And you got your phone back :)
Great video man
Bro just looking at that falafel makes me want to go to Israel. I’m from south (Los Angeles) good video 👍🏽
Cool man. I lived in Israel for 6 years and bever have taken the train! Good for you! Great looking Falaffel. You cannot get anyhting that even resembles the real thing in the US!
That is awesome.
2:23 your in the Canter bus station .
The most Dangerous place in Tel Aviv if not , In Israel...
yup. that's how must Jews and Israelis would behave. including, thanks god, me. proud to be an Israeli Jew.
מקווה שנהנת אצלנו!!
זה היה לפני כמעט שנה
איך הזמן עובר יא אללה
עכשיו הוא מטייל באוסטרליה
הוא בלוגר שמטייל בעולם
Thats great u got your phone back!
Thats so awesome!
Welcome to the biggest maze in Israel :)
It's not the biggest, we have Dizingof Center (a big mall in tel aviv).☺☺
I really have learned a lot from your wandering around. It reminds neof my time in Tokyo. There is a difference in Israel that feels comfortable. God's own country is just so inviting. I cant wait to plan a trip. Thank you lots
🙌🏽 your angels were with you
My dad lost his old Chinese Galaxy S6. he didn't get it back. He didn't care.
Im from Israel this station is a nightmare scary strange building lol
2:44 They are supposed to be moving... Sometimes it stays. Just sometimes!
ewww TLV central bus station... I hate that place. the cigarette smoke helps with the urine smell
2:31 I don't want to sound exaggerated, but it's the darkest place in Tel Aviv. There are so many junkies and rapists out there And I'm so glad you brought it back to you
No not in the US 🇺🇸🇺🇸 you will not get ur iPhone back you no that I’m Glad that you got your iphone back !!!!
awesome video
Great country 🇮🇱
Honestly, I'm Israeli and I was just as surprised as you were. When I left my phone on the bus I didn't even try to look for it :) but maybe I'm just a cynic.
I lost my wallet in Israel and the man who found it tracked me down to return it. My daughter lost her phone, the lady who found it was waitinf for her until we came to pick it up. It’s great hete 🇮🇱
I live in Israel and this is such a beautiful country
I am from israel and... when you found the phone you say that if you lose something there is the place to take it back but actually there are a lot of places like this for stuff are been lost
Amazing...
Just subscribed to you! Im planning to visit Israel soon :) Any tips on where to stay, what to do, etc? I want to see all the Christian sites since I am Christian. Anything I should know before going? Oh and would you say that its easy to make friends there?
I met everyone in hostels when I was there. my favorite hostile that I stayed at in Israel where Abraham Hostel! Are you traveling alone?
Ill definitely check that hostile out :) I think I will most likely try to go with a friend if I can find someone in time
If you do go alone not to worry. You will need people along the way.
My one piece of advice is call ahead to check open hours of things before traveling to them. Hours change a lot & there's unexpected holidays. My other advice is find tour guides. Old ruins tend to be much more interesting when someone knows what they are. Or take a tour then add on days of your own. This is different from other countries where you can learn enough by just tramping around by yourself, though that can be fun.
I lost my phone once on the bus and like half a year later I came to look for it at the central bus station and found it there (I waited so long because I was just too lazy to go there) BTW I live in Israel
Your a guru on cell phones. 🍕🍕🍺👍
Nice vlog. I am also visiting Israel in 2 months, which hostel did you stay in Jerusalem? Cheers!
What? No Camels?
Just kidding I am from Israel. I actually work near the train station you filmed in...
Whoop! Whoop! What an adventure, Yo! 👏🏾👏🏾😊😊🍾🍲
Sounds dangerous. I wouldn’t do it.
This is very normal in Israel, Israelis are decent and honest people
7:22 *A true Holy Land Miracle* a small miracle but still, a miracle nonetheless
lol I'm from israel זה ככ מצחיק לראות את זה.
לא הבנתי
Yo was mugging super hard at 8:18 tho lol
Hey how long are u gonna be in tel aviv im coming there at the end of this month
super like! is it hakosem falafel on king George st'? I'm curious
Israeli's are awesome people!
Meanwhile....in USA people are walking up to people's porches to steal packages left as delivery....I left my phone in at EAT in Tottenham Court Road and someone handed it in, my wallet fell from my pocket on the street in East Ham and it was picked up and given to a shop nearby who continously called my sister every day for 4 days to tell her my wallet was with them and I picked it up with everything intact money and all. I went to a friend's birthday party years ago and left my phone on the table to go dance and came back it was stolen. I went put my phone in my pocket and went into a store to get gloves because it was cold came out and it was gone, I beileve it was stolen when I queued up to pay for the gloves. Another phone was stolen in the tube after I put it in my pocket on my way home, got home it was gone and few days later got a big bill for international calls to Italy and had to pay because I didn't know my phone had gone till I got home so the phone company ...T mobile refused to take the bill off despite me having called them as soon as I got home and realised the phone was gone and got a police reference with the report of theft. Now I never put my phone in my jacket pocket but straight in my bag when not using it. I should learn how to track my phone but don't know how to but now use a cheap LG as can't afford Samsung at the moment.
well , i knew that you had good chances of getting it back if you hurry. i've lost my phone , wallet with and without money, keys , glasses , you name it and i always got it back here in israel. ALWAYS. i've also found other peoples's stuff documents and phones and i always return it even if it's a hustle. here in israel it's pretty normal. off course it could get stolen, it's not like we all are saints here and there are no thieves. but if you forgot your stuff some where chances are that a non-thief will find and return it. here it is a norm to think that a phone that you find actually belongs to someone and not a present from heaven.
I lost my phone so many time and always get it bake 😊
You get it "back" . You bake a cake or cookies.
Click bait....you better not disappoint! Thanks for the adventure. Let's see where this goes....
What a dear sweet man you are, to be so traumatized by the loss of your other phones and to find the return of this one to be so miraculous. In my experience, living in 8 different states (as well as 2nd-8th grade in Saudi Arabia - been loving falafel since age 7!), CA is the bad example of America. My fiance lost his wallet on the Chicago subway and got it back with the 100s of $$$ still in it. I left my purse on the bus in Cumberland, MD - very poverty stricken and lots of heroin - got it back with the 100s of $$$ still in it..... pretty cool you had the place to yourself but I hope you had company for drinks later. I have been flying solo for over a year now and the lack of company is getting to me.....
In Tel Aviv only forans took phones. Israelis upgrade their phones every year most of the time
Forans ? What is that mean !
רקאן ג 'ון רשמתי כנראה את המילה זרים לא נכון באנגלית. אבל כיף שהוא אהב את הארץ
xydoit nah can you explain it in english ? Cuz i know few about hebrew lol i am still learning the hebrew language lol
רקאן ג 'ון your name is in Hebrew Rakan. I meant to people that not live in Israel. That came only to work.
xydoit lol yes that because i learn the hebrew letters but that doesn't mean i can speak hebrew i just can read and try to learn some vocab .. so anyway thanks for ur explanation lol
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Why don’t they use gloves?
Stealing an iphone is pointless, unlike an android you cant crack it.
You should probably blur the soldiers faces .
wow i like your videos
Nice✌
Name of that empty hostel pleeeeeeease
It's called Abraham Hostel
Yo Jermaine, when are you going back to Isreal?