Israelis: Did you know that Jews were safer under Islam than in Europe?
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It’s strange how the majority do not deny how Islam treated them fairly yet they cannot put that into context and treat the current Muslims with dignity and peace .
Jewish Moroccans know al hamdulilah
Do we have to note why Jews among Arabs started to be persecuted only once Israel was being created? Way before that, talking centuries here since the fall of Andalusia, Muslims protected the Jews from Christian empires and hosted them in North Africa. they had lived there in peace and harmony. Now the big question is, What happened!?
The creation of the state of Israel broke that stability in the Middle East and North Africa, having Israelis kicking out Palestinians; in return, Arabs kicking out Jews. As simple as that!
Ps: some Jews decided by themselves to move to Israel even though they had very good living condition in their native Arab and Muslim countries.
Jews and muslims are equal like anyone else in the UK now, there is no islamic rwpublic that can say the same let alone other minorities
Most of them have some Links to Morocco (also me) they know the true
@@friendlycreature6375 not really kicking them out. The muslims and arabs saw how supportive of Israel the jews that lived on their country were, and how they started to migrate to Israel, only then they started to hate them. Also, i should say that they hate the ones who choose to go and live in Israel, a state that is literally colonizing another one that was arab and muslims so of course they would start seeing them differently, but those who stayed in their countries had no problem with the arabs. I'm Moroccan and my father since his early childhood had this one good friend, his name was Mimoun if i remember correctly and they were best friends, they would always hangout and play together, go have lunch at each others house etc, his family was never discriminated against and they lived in a nice and peaceful neighborhood, then one day he tells my dad that they were traveling. They went to Israel, the whole family and he couldn't even tell my dad (they were both 11-12 years old back then). My dad couldn't understand why they would go live in Israel since they were Moroccan and didn't live under oppression or hate or whatever. I myself have two Jewish friends that i sherish a lot and they're also supportive of the Palestinian cause and speak out about the crimes of the Israeli government, i love them obviously since we're friends, i have a huge problem with anyone who supports apartheid, killing children, stealing land and occupying it while throwing the natives out of their own houses, i don't have a problem with jews as per say.
The king of Morocco 🇲🇦 ( Mohammed V) in 1940, protecting his Jewish citizens
" I am NOT king of only Muslims but king of ALL Moroccans "
Netanyahu should learn from him as he says Israel is not the state of all Israelis but only for the Jewish people.
@BidenCheatedAndBrokeHisAnkle 123 No they were the ones who left after Israel was founded, Everyone in Morocco asked them to stay but they still left after being called to go to Israel. Even after leaving Morocco they still were considered Moroccans and the kingdom gave them the right to return if they want.
get your facts straight.
They left on they're own moron , my dad told me that when they left all the neighbors were crying because they didn't feel safe for them leaving to Israel sadly they were right , and till today they still come to casablanca my home town and visit I personally ☺ would love it if all the Jewish come back to there land morocco 🇲🇦
@BidenCheatedAndBrokeHisAnkle 123
You're totally wrong
They're a lot of Moroccan Jewish until today living in Morocco
@BidenCheatedAndBrokeHisAnkle 123
You're totally wrong
They're a lot of Moroccan Jewish until today living in Morocco
Im a jew who grew up in a muslim country of Azerbaijan, and have only good things to say about Azerbaijan and it's kind and graceful muslim people....
Türkçe konuşabiliyor musun??
@@xxxxxx-rg6qr ben türkçe konuşabiliyorum
@@MultiJd4 güzel, nerelisin?,hangi ülkelisin ?
May allah guide you ..
@@who511 Hayır türkiye türküm ,ve türkçe biliyorum 😊😊
I'm Dominican Tahoe native American and Palestinian and my family has told us the history and its has been heartbreaking and I have been to Palestine and I cry to see my people being treated like garbage.
Are you not also japanese canadian argentinian?
@@dogbert52 no Japanese nor Canadian
Native American and Palestinian? Wow
@dogbert52
You need to get out more.
Take ur sob story elsewhere the islamists are running a huge propaganda to make it look like the genocide of Israelis will be justified somehow in future .hence this fake sob story campaign untill these terrorists will steal a nuke from somewhere and do the evil and say they had coming all along.
This is nothing else but preparing people for a complete genocide
Bulgaria, Romania, Greece and Serbia were under Ottoman rule for a very long time- Jews from those countries were protected by Muslims as well.
Many of them in the Ottoman Empire took Christian slaves from the Balkans.
Edit - before more people start whining in the comments about anti-Semitism... the source of this claim is Blond, Tall, with Honey-Colored Eyes: Jewish Ownership of Slaves in the Ottoman Empire by Yaron Ben-Naeh, professor of history at the Hebrew university of Jerusalem. It can be found on their own website.
@@meh2972 slaves were usually taken outside of the borders. The ones that were taken from the Balkans became important government officials.
What I was saying is that Jewish people in the Ottoman cities had Christian slaves from the countries you mentioned.
@@meh2972 probably, I did not know much about that though. From what I have read, they converted slaves to the master's religion.
Of course they were protected, who do think handles their money
I m a Muslim and moroccan.we had a lot of Jews friends and most of them were neighbors..i remember when I was kids my mom's Jews friend come and bring her breakfast and ate together, when my father and my brother died they were the first ones who come. We, morrocan, respect our friends and neighbors who lived with us.
Well not really in the 19th and 20th century. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_exodus_from_Arab_and_Muslim_countries
@Blak GOLD Salvation* can be found in no other name under Heaven other than THE NAME of Jesus THE CHRIST/BSHEM *YESHUA* HA MASHIACH. for HE alone IS THE ONLY WAY THE ONLY TRUTH and THE ONLY WAY to Eternal life and no one gets to HASHEM/GOD ecept through HIM. so i only ask all who are here if not already to please choose this day to trust in YESHUA HA MASHIACH that HE died in your place to make atonement for your sins that was seperating you from GOD so that by believing this and trusting in HIM that HE rose from the grave that you too by believing in HIM will one day rise from the dead and have eternal life and be saved from The Terrifying Wrath of HASHEM that is to come to all who reject YESHUA as THE MESSIAH of Israel and SAVIOR of The Whole World that HE rightly, truly IS. i ask please do this so that even today will be your *Day of Salvation*
@Blak GOLD Antisemitism
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For total or partial opposition to Judaism as a religion and Jews as a religious group, see Anti-Judaism and Religious antisemitism.
Antisemitism (also spelled anti-semitism or anti-Semitism) is hostility to, prejudice, or discrimination against Jews.[1][2][3] A person who holds such positions is called an antisemite. Antisemitism is generally considered to be a form of racism.[4][5]
Antisemitism may be manifested in many ways, ranging from expressions of hatred of or discrimination against individual Jews to organized pogroms by mobs or police forces, or even military attacks on entire Jewish communities. Although the term did not come into common usage until the 19th century, it is also applied to previous and later anti-Jewish incidents. Notable instances of persecution include the Rhineland massacres preceding the First Crusade in 1096, the Edict of Expulsion from England in 1290, the 1348-1351 persecution of Jews during the Black Death, the massacres of Spanish Jews in 1391, the persecutions of the Spanish Inquisition, the expulsion from Spain in 1492, the Cossack massacres in Ukraine from 1648 to 1657, various anti-Jewish pogroms in the Russian Empire between 1821 and 1906, the 1894-1906 Dreyfus affair in France, the Holocaust in German-occupied Europe during World War II, Soviet anti-Jewish policies, and Arab and Muslim involvement in the Jewish exodus from Arab and Muslim countries.
The root word Semite gives the false impression that antisemitism is directed against all Semitic people, e.g., including Arabs, Assyrians and Arameans. The compound word Antisemitismus ('antisemitism') was first used in print in Germany in 1879[6] as a scientific-sounding term for Judenhass ('Jew-hatred'),[7][8][9][10][11][12] and this has been its common use since then.
@Blak GOLD Ham).
The term Semitic in a racial sense was coined by members of the Göttingen School of History in the early 1770s. Other members of the Göttingen School of History coined the separate term Caucasian in the 1780s. These terms were used and developed by numerous other scholars over the next century. In the early 20th century, the racialist classifications of Carleton S. Coon included the Semitic peoples in the Caucasian race, as similar in appearance to the Indo-European, Northwest Caucasian, and Kartvelian-speaking peoples.[10] Due to the interweaving of language studies and cultural studies, the term also came to be applied to the religions (ancient Semitic and Abrahamic) and ethnicities of various cultures associated by geographic and linguistic distribution.[11]
Antisemitism
Main article: Antisemitism
1879 statute of the Antisemitic League, the organization which first popularized the term
The terms "anti-Semite" or "antisemitism" came by a circuitous route to refer more narrowly to anyone who was hostile or discriminatory towards Jews in particular.[12]
Anthropologists of the 19th century such as Ernest Renan readily aligned linguistic groupings with ethnicity and culture, appealing to anecdote, science and folklore in their efforts to define racial character. Moritz Steinschneider, in his periodical of Jewish letters Hamaskir (3 (Berlin 1860), 16), discusses an article by Heymann Steinthal[13] criticising Renan's article "New Considerations on the General Character of the Semitic Peoples, In Particular Their Tendency to Monotheism".[14] Renan had acknowledged the importance of the ancient civilisations of Mesopotamia, Israel etc. but called the Semitic races inferior to the Aryan for their monotheism, which he held to arise from their supposed lustful, violent, unscrupulous and selfish racial instincts. Steinthal summed up these predispositions as "Semitism", and so Steinschneider characterised Renan's ideas as "anti-Semitic prejudice".[15]
In 1879 the German journalist Wilhelm Marr began the politicisation of the term by speaking of a struggle between Jews and Germans in a pamphlet called Der Weg zum Siege des Germanenthums über das Judenthum ("The Way to Victory of Germanism over Judaism"). He accused the Jews of being liberals, a people without roots who had Judaized Germans beyond salvation. In 1879 Marr's adherents founded the "League for Anti-Semitism",[16] which concerned itself entirely with anti-Jewish political action.
Objections to the usage of the term, such as the obsolete nature of the term "Semitic" as a racial term and the exclusion of discrimination against non-Jewish Semitic peoples, have been raised since at least the 1930s
@Blak GOLD to teach that whoever loses one soul, is exalted as if he had lost a whole world; And whoever maintains one soul, is raised upon it as if there were a full world.
Mishnah Sanhedrin 4.5
Interviewer: what is your background?
- they all replied that their parents were from x, y and z country.
This is a simple way to prove that these people are outsiders and have colonized the Palestinians.
@Storm thank you for your comment. I agree with you. Today's generation cant be held responsible for the crimes of their forefathers. But today's generation Israelis should pressurize its government and stop the ethnic cleansing.
@@MonirHossain-sn9zc Tbh man Isreal needs to be a secular country for ppl to get together and the Palestinians should have just as much a right to participate in the govt as the jews
truly the most simple answer
ooo I just realised that. I guess you're right
@@MR.747 how be a secukr country will be solving all the mess? sorry im just curious, im from a counrty praticing religous and also kinda secular...? so i do understand.. so i wanna understand your message
My family comes from Turkey. I belong to the Mendes Nasi family. We have lived in Turkey for generations since the Ottoman Empire. We were always fine like all the other Jews there. It's a shame that hardly a few people know how many Jews the Turks have accepted in the last 1000 years. Morocco is always taken as an example here, but it doesn’t come to the Ottoman Empire, which was more than generous and humane towards us Jews.
Jews I know in Izmir hide their identity.
@@ef2718 I have relatives in Izmir and know the Jewish community there. Don't know anyone there who hides their identity.
@@gbastilethat's so interesting to read about it, I'm Turkish but born and raised in the Netherlands, and the history lessons about these topics are only about Europe, which makes sense, but the ottoman empire was never once mentioned, and only now I'm starting to learn about the hundreds of years of history. Especially now to relearn what has been told and shown in the media. Do you perhaps have any recommendations on this topic?
@@mind_palace i would recommand to search for "ottoman empire", collect what you can as books, articles etc. But AVOID european authors. I hope you can read turkish because you should start with turkish and american books. A few books instead of only one, in order to make your own conclusions. Later you can read some european sources but never start with them.
The ottoman empire is one of the biggest, most powerful empire ever ! My land lived under the ottoman ruling, i can tell you that there was no domination, people were free, autochtones were at the head of the state, they did not feel the need to fight against oppressors because the turkish dey and his beys did not oppress the people.
Good luck !
@bobrzycapolaso what is true?
Second caliph of Islam Umer RA started giving money/monthly allowance to poor people under his government including Jews.
What else did caliph omar do to the non muz?
@@dogbert52 thats a pretty vague question.
@@dogbert52 he did many things to non Muslim.Make them all the equal before the law , churches of jerusalam were protected by ghalifa Umar ,he break down part of mosque for non Muslim woman and prophet Muhammad make first minority law in the world to cristian monk of St Catherine's monenetry.
@@muhammedrashidnm4438 nice of him. I googled "pact of ommar" and "dhimmi laws".
The results were very interesting.
@@dogbert52 I think you look pact of ummar it's not written him.Its authenticity is not confirmed.You can also check on the internet.And You can look Ummar Assurance
“If I don't steal your home, someone else will steal it”
-Yacov, (JEW), 2021
Nicely picked comment to add , bro (Y)
mai plangi mult copilas?😄
Maybe you could specify “right-wing Zionist” next time. Many Jews outside Israel support Palestinian freedom and a single, united state..
As a Muslim myself, I want you to change his religion to zionist, he's not a jew. I respect Jews. Not zionists.
@Давай, До Свидания! So you think the other Arab states are “failed” because of something biologically wrong with Arabs?
That’s racist. And VERY ahistorical.
My grandmother who lived in the south of Morocco always told me about the past, they were from wealthy family and she told me that their neighbors were jews who really took care of her as a girl, she always says they were very good people...peace and love from Morocco ❤️
Is your grandma from Tinghir?!
@@bougarami8854 from Souss region
@@amineHighTube yeah lot of Jewish people were living also in Taroudant and others places in souss
my grandfather has best friend jew. it from tunisia we respect the jews
@@musicbox_fun aspa lik
In Islam, it is an obligation for the ruler or king to provide safety and fairness to its people for whatever races or religions. When Umar al Khattab conquer Jurussalem, he asked to the Christians; where are the jews. Christians replied we wiped them all. Then, Umar al Khattab said; this is holy land for Jews also, so gathers remaining jews to stay here.
That's why Jews had to pay Jizya?
@@ericchukoltyansky507 yes. Its a tax for gov to rule one place. Its normal thing from past until present right.
@@MKMF57 So what fairness are you talking about?
Jews an be prime ministers in Muslim countries?
@@ericchukoltyansky507 dude you r talking about taxes.. Suddenly jump into prime minister. Btw i never know which US president, Russia President and UK PM are muslim.
@@ericchukoltyansky507 Im also a muslim in Europe and they force me to pay taxes (Jizya), should I cry ?
When the German army reached within 70km of Alexandria in WWII non Jewish Egyptians started hiding their Jewish neighbors in their attics and basements, in those days 1/4 of Egypt's most prominent people were Jewish
Are there still some jews in Egypt left?
@@eldesconocido5734 Yes, but unfortunately very few and their numbers are decreasing. depending on your level of curiosity on the topic look up the name Magda Haroun
@@eldesconocido5734 nope
@@eldesconocido5734 they are very small in number either went to US or rich neighborhood Israel
No wonder
@Sleem Mostafa why that Abdel Nasser kicked them out?
“I was Christian ... parents wanted to move to Israel ... now I am Jew” says it all
-and you will still not get that land back. That's what happens when your fellow idiots wage wars and lose them in the past. You lose your pride, your land, and your reputation.
It was such a bad government that they lied to their daughter about being Jewish because they would be treated like shit, it was so bad that they wanted to move.
Either you don't understand or you are actively twisting what she said. She said her parents grew up in Soviet Russia where it was PROHIBITED to practice ANY religion. So they denied their Jewish heritage to not get persecuted. Only after the end of the UDSSR they were allowed to remember their heritage.
Mmmm no she didnt say that cause she said I was chri so why she can be chri but not jew in country that have to hide all relig
@@VelocityZap Sick truth burn
One sec she doesn’t know, then another second she knows a lot 😂
Tripoli is also not in Libya as far as i know😅
@@samirhussain458 i thought Lebanon?
True bro😂
@@hassanazeayter5667 uhhh
@@hassanazeayter5667 Tripoli is the capital city of Lybia, what are you smoking? And there's another Tripoli in Lebanon, yes.
1000% respect Corey for making this very important and educative video. My parents from Oujda (Morocco)told nothing but positives stories about Jews in Morocco. Al hamdoulilaah, today more than 1.000.000 Jews in Palestina/Israel are proud of their Moroccan roots 🇲🇦💯 It's a shame that a loooooot of people actually don't know how Muslims protected Jews for centuries smh
You can go ogle the history of je ws in oujda .......
And see what they did to them historically.
Fascinating stuff
Morocco is just one of all muslim countries where jews were treated like muslims but only moroccans are running to all channels to make their "morocco advertisements" 😭😭😭
@@dogbert52 les juifs étaient exactement comme les musulmans en afrique du nord, alors le troll menteur n'invente pas des histoires sur des massacres de juifs au maroc.
Well depends on rulers really, for me its not surprising being ethnic Indian living in SEA today that depending on which British governor of the day in the last 300 years, some ill treated Indians and some were kind towards Indian or all ethnicities. It's just got to do with leaderships that's nothing surprising. Same with Moslem leaders too, some can be accommodating to Jews, while some had Hitler complexes or had influenced Hitler to kill Jews. Not all Moslems were supportive of Jews, same with anywhere else. Madness knows no bounds tbf😊
maybe you need to search why they did that thing in the 40s because the jews were supporting an enemy ofc they we'll be discriminated against@@dogbert52
they fled from the spanish to the ottomans. And the ottomans accepted all of them
Yeah thats why some turkish have jewish DNA in DNA test
@@imantaqwa9957 talks the genetisit of the year
@@imantaqwa9957 bro having a jew dna is bad? If it is bad then the jew dna contains Adam dna. .. I'm not mocking u. Just irony
@@athuasn8524 Nope, I did'nt say having jew blood is bad! Why you misunderstood me? I just relating the statement about the jews that fled to the Ottomon Empire. I wanna show to the people that jews were accepted and treated well in Ottoman Empire. Jews dna in turkish people nowadays is the strong proof jews were accepted and assimilated!!. That how kindly Ottoman it is.
@@imantaqwa9957 OK I understand
Most of them lived well in their countries. Then why do they have to come over to Palestine and make life hell for the Palestinians?
@harry 2 They Were Morrocans , Tunisians ,Egyptians , Americans , Russians ... what do you mean they didn't have a land ? To suggest that American jews are not Americans and that they belong to Israel is Anti semetism , the whole creation of Israel is just basically Europeans who didn't want to have Jews anymore so they just yeeted EUROPEAN jews to Palestine ,armed zionist militias and just watch a genocide against Palestinians
Bullshit , they were living just fine in my country tunisia ,and in algeria , morroco , some of them are still here , they're living just fine, they just want to move there because a book written 3000 years ago says that it's their land
@@nadaebdelli9669 No,because most of them know that they will get a palestinian house and they will get wealthier than in their original homeland.I added most of them,since some also fled because the european nazi stuff.But yeah,they use that book as a excuse.
They wanted to take over the whole land of Palestine and alaqsa bcs they wanted to build the third jew temple there and be prepared for the doomsday, they are also waiting for the dajjal or what they believe as their messiah.
Have a read about this man, Theodor Herzl. He is a jewish artists who suggested that the Jew need a nation/state. Somehow the wealthy jews love this idea especially the Rothschild. The British(who were indebted to the jew, read Balfour Deflaration) tasked the newly formed UN to form Israel back in 1948.
Theres much more to this but im too lazy to type it all out.
It's sad that the same love and security isn't given back
Very very sad. 😣
@UC-mVQt17Htaebc7ZsKstwLA do you have any sort of documentation or proof to suppport your claim?
@@random-b-i2480 yh they don't seem to know anything anything about history lol
ifc with that shitty shityy education they get in israel
ask him what kind of education they get there and u will see
spoiler alert'they teach them to kill arabic people 'EVEN IN A MATHS LESSEON
wake up people
@@badrulmustaffa7555 also don't dig too much in history because if you go to Jewish history in ww2 i have bad news for you🤣🤣
I always say that
Muslims have always protected the oppressed 😢but look at Palestine today. How quickly humans forget
Why are women oppressed under the Taliban ? I also remember seeing a sharia court documentary from Afghanistan a woman recently lost her husband the brother in law took the inheritance and spent it to get high, pay debts and he took her to court because she was supposed to accept marriage from him and live with him, in the end I'm guessing due to cameras the woman was given a choice to accept marriage or live with her father.....she chose her father and the brother in law was told to stay away.
Also another woman got lucky after her husband had an accident and the husband family forgave her....surely you know what would happen if the family didn't forgive the woman.
What about the Ottoman empire too ? Or the Muslims in Spain.......I know others have done similar ie Christian's so I'm not going to be a hypocrite
@@garethdean5501 Learn Islam not the culture of people, Islam came to change the barbarism in cultures. If you know about the Arab culture in the time of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him and all the prophets) and how Islam change them you will be fascinated. I am a Muslim from the Caribbean.
@@garethdean5501
Fyi this might be really surprising Taliban treats their women really respectfully and the things you said it doesn't show how were they were oppressed!! At least comparing to non Muslim countries and their laws, at least women in Muslim countries don't need to show their skin to earn their living at least their men know their responsibility to be the provider and protecter at least their children are not taken away by governments nor brain washed to become a joke, at least people don't leave their parents alone when they get old, and most importantly they don't obey some humans or become their slaves that's why they'd rather live with dignity or die just like all muslims.
delussional
In our religion, any employed individual must pay 10% Zakah/taxes to better our country from all aspects and stop poverty. The only condition for non-Muslims is paying 10% of their income in the form of taxes because it's our responsibility to maintain and protect their beautiful churches and Temples, especially the ancient ones
Is always "I came , my family came, my grandparents came.
So what are you trying to say? The British Mandate of Palestine was created by the British. The Arab "Palestinians" come from all over the Arabic-speaking world, as before the arrival of the British there no borders to stop Arabs from other parts of the Middle East or North Africa from settling there. The indigenous Jewish population that remained in the Middle East was largely outside the borders of the British Mandate of Palestine and they simply returned. What is so hard to understand about that?
@@commentator4771 there were no borders to stop jews from settling in the area and almost non did.
Most Jewish population of the world lived under ottoman rule 500 years ago. And even those who did were given open arms if they wanted to migrate to ottoman territory. In 1492, it was the Ottomans who invited the Sepharads, when last portions of muslim Spain was lost. They were asked where they wanted to settle, and they preferred Tselloniki, İstanbul and a few other major cities.
Jews had the same rights to move freely within Ottoman territory as Arabs. Except for small exceptions non did go to Palestine.
Plus that area has had human population all through human history, on a continuous basis for 130 thousand years. Before, during and after jews living there or having kingdoms. Palestinians have indigenous heritage of all kinds of people who lived there in last 130 thousand years including Hebrew heritage. Hebrews were not the only people living there at the time of Romans, and the Hebrews who followed Jesus were not driven out by the Romans. Thus, even if some Arabs came and settled there in last couple of hundred years, this doesn't change the facts that some form of life and Native population continued there.
And even if all the Palestinians were Arabs who came there in 1st of November 1917 (the day before the UK took over Jerusalem from Ottomans), they still have more legal right to that land then settlers that came after British rule.
According to international law, the British had no authority to bring in any Jewish settlers to a mandate given to them by the league of nations. That mandate was only for the temporary help for the Palestinian land to become an independent state from Ottoman rule and nothing else.
@@commentator4771 good joke
@Kordei - And the Palestinians: Arab settlers or mixtures of all sorts of groups. How do you know if they lived there for hundreds of years? It depends on the person.
Dude just made a historical question in a damn beauty salon , big respect lol !
Και εδω ρε συντροφε;
@@mikep6499 δεν θυμαμαι απο που με ειδες ρε φίλε ομως.
Yeah I was kind of expecting him to disappear without a trace from that place😂
We saw that : brilliant !
None of the people interwied is originated from Palestine or even direct descendants of the original Jews of Palestine. They all come from outside... This is a real occupation.
If you want to know if someone is originated from the country he lives in ask him the name of his village... If his village is not based inside the country than he is not from there but from somewhere else.
The real jews of palestine are mostly orthodox jews who chose to leave the land bcz they’re against the zionist and the settlements of israel as it’s against the god law in the torah.
I am also against fascist Zionism but to say these people are not direct descendants of original Jews is not true. The Jews spread throughout the world whether it be because of forced banishment or simply migration but people didn't just convert to one of the most persecuted groups of people in the world in Russia, for example. Jews settled there, many years ago, and their descendants are the Ashkenazi. Same for all the other Jewish populations throughout the world. Those people should be welcome to settle in Israel, but it's the atrocious, racist treatment towards Palestinians that obviously is the problem.
There's no such thing as "original" Jews, it's a made-up ethnicity to bring so-called Jews to Israel and outnumber Palestinians. Historically, Jews converts (from Christianity, Islam ot other religions) have been targeted and the line between religion and ethnicity was eventually blurred because Judaism became bigger part of their identity. Now atheists who call themselves Jews descended from religious Jews (Jew converts, obviously) at some in history.
@@joker4171 you can give a DNA test to an askenazi Jew and you will see middle eastern origins. The vast majority are not from converts. The spread of the diaspora is well documented from Babylonian times, to Roman times, to medieval times. It's not some great mystery.
@@drummer8491 they did convert, the Ashkenazi Jews descend from the Khazari mongol people’s, they didn’t wanted to subordinate to Christia nor to Islamic rule, so the leaders of the tribe converted to Judaism and encouraged their subordinates to do so, Shlomo Sand explained this in his book “the invention of the jewish peoples”
Im surprised that there wasnt more information about this known by people in general . I recentl;y visited Bosnia and not only were Jews safer there ( after they had left Spain ) but I was told that they thrived so much that you couldnt actually get a non Jewish doctor in Sarajevo ( this was something that the Muslim Bosnians were quite proud of )
Bosnien gehörte damals zum osmanischen Reich, es war Sultan Bayazit ll. der die Juden aufgenommen und ihnen Schutz gewährt hat.
I've never heard of Jewish Bosnians
Muslims can eat Kosher but can’t eat from non-Kosher or non-Halal. They got more similarities than differences. Close cousins and family is never too far from the heart.
Well true we both share blood
@@justintry7065 for anyone wondering if what this idiot is saying is true or not, just go to quran.com and verify, you will see this idiot is modifying the interpretation to a different wording. also watch explanations for these surahs to understand the true meaning of these verses.
@@justintry7065 phoney
@@justintry7065 Isis never killed a jew
@@justintry7065 what about those crusaders about the fact jesus in the Bible commanded anyone to kill anyone that doesn't accept him has king
Though I'm a Christian Palestinian I have to say : if Germany had been under Muslim rule at that time, six million Jews would have survived.
Long live palestine Jerusalem 🇵🇸♥️
Haha LOL..Meanwhile Christians are persecuted all over Morocco, Libya, Pakistan.Don't kid yourself
Same thing with other religious minorities in Pakistan and Bangladesh, persecutes forcefully converted
@@antiracistbaby1085 oh dummy stop embarrassing yourself Morocco is literally a safe place and peaceful country ,it’s one of the safest tourist destination😂😂Since when we persecuted Christians ?Icanttt
@@imannn7857 she just wants to slander muslims ignore her
@@antiracistbaby1085 Arriba!
Imagine doing ur nails and then a dude just came in ask these questions.
I'm sure he gives them and intro before putting them on camera
@@PalCan yes of course. just thought it'd be funny if he did that
@Lilia murah Salvation* can be found in no other name under Heaven other than THE NAME of Jesus THE CHRIST/BSHEM *YESHUA* HA MASHIACH. for HE alone IS THE ONLY WAY THE ONLY TRUTH and THE ONLY WAY to Eternal life and no one gets to HASHEM/GOD ecept through HIM. so i only ask all who are here if not already to please choose this day to trust in YESHUA HA MASHIACH that HE died in your place to make atonement for your sins that was seperating you from GOD so that by believing this and trusting in HIM that HE rose from the grave that you too by believing in HIM will one day rise from the dead and have eternal life and be saved from The Terrifying Wrath of HASHEM that is to come to all who reject YESHUA as THE MESSIAH of Israel and SAVIOR of The Whole World that HE rightly, truly IS. i ask please do this so that even today will be your *Day of Salvation*
@@Ahmad1234-c5l only arrogant pricks could excuse someone they never met over one sentence on a post that they are ignorant
@Lilia murah if Jason is my brother you are my sister as a fellow human being still does it make you not a Nazi??
it's somewhat misleading. It's true that OVERALL/GENERALLY Jews in Muslim lands were better off than in Europe, but it depends when and where. If you compare it with medieval Europe with its ghettos, forced conversions, inquisition and severe discrimination, then yes. Generally. If you compare it with modern Europe (except Nazi Germany) since the time of emancipation and enlightenment, then no. Islamic world also had its share of antisemitic pogroms, forced conversions and rights restrictions. Take for example Almohad caliphate in Morocco and North Africa, which was extremely anti-Jewish. It's wrong to paint the life of Jews in Islamic world as some kind of paradise. At best, Jews were always dhimmi (second class citizens, barely tolerated), at worst they were persecuted just like they were in Europe, or almost like that.
it is weird how they say thanks to the protection they were given.. Even in palestine they were accepted as refugees but later everyone knows what they did..
" no good deed goes unpunished"
Who's they?
@Fuck UA-cam nah you’re wrong the riots and massacres in Palestine targeted the Ashkenazi Jewish immigrants
@@RafR204 jihadonazis in 1929 slaughtered every jew they could.
They Could Have Lived in the Land That Wasnt The Problem The Problem Was they Created their Own State Which Caused Problems For The Palestinians later on...
They were not "accepted in Palestine" by anyone. What an odd thing to say...
French Jew of Egyptian descent, according to my family we lived much better under Egyptians than French, we lost all our money in France and everything was finished during the shoa
I’m so sorry.
And you now live in Palestine, at the expense of the Palestinians, how lovely!
@@ibrahimkhatib1554 You're dumb and can't ask ?
I live in France you piece of shit.
If you weren't so keen of victimizing maybe you would have the rethorical intelligence of asking first.
How lovely that there are slaves in Dubai and UAE, how lovely that berber culture is now extinct, how lovely etc...
@@ibrahimkhatib1554 He never said he was Israeli, and so what if he was? People immigrate all the time for different reasons, it doesn't make every Israeli a settler taking land. Unless you're anti-immigration of course, which doesn't bode well for the Arab world.
Morocco was allways safe for the jews
@reemJE except for:
1. the mawza exile
2.the orphens decree
3.the dhimmi laws
4.various massacres which you can find if you google it in english
@reemJE also jews immigrated on mass from yemen starting in 1890 . Google it.
@@dogbert52 *Jews lived in whole ME before Zionism*
Google It
UM WHAT ARE YOU AWARE OF THE ETHNIC CLEANSING AND PERSECUTION THAT OCCURRED THERE? WHERE DO YOU THINK THE ETHNIC LOOKING FRENCH JEWS CAME FROM BUDDY?
@Aksay Basumatary you guys have pretty much always been good to us...thanks for that :)
The Jews actually fought on the side of the Muslims against the Christian crusaders but most people don't know that..
This is very true
I love people who fight misconceptions with truths, and who try to build bridges.
It's too bad it's all false Islamic countries are not safe whatsoever your child could get kidnapped and turned over to her rapist to be married off without your permission name change and age change as well.
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@@AlwaysDecent
That’s why they lived in Morocco for over more then 2000years, not only that, they where protected by the Muslims against the Christian crusaders. In fact, I challenge you to give me an example from the history of an non Muslim empire with a multi religious society?
Everybody should be a credit to their race ,..The Human Race. As a man thinks so is he , if his thoughts are divisive his words are also , if his thoughts are unifying his words are to . A great prophet once said ‘ Think good things , say good things & do good things ., his name is Ahura Mazda the prophet of the Zoroastrians . Before all the religions of Judaism , Christianity and Islam .Im not a Zoroastrian I love all people .
@@AlwaysDecent David Wood is a well known liar and truly disgusting if that case or report is even 50% true in Pakistan or any place on earth.
@@AlwaysDecent yeah an american guy ate a few of his gay partners soooo all americans do that. Are you seriously this deluded?
Did you live well in Morocco ? 3:56 fantastic
@Darknet nice you can read arabic
I don't get it, why did he leave Morocco if he lived fantastic there
Just like the tea in Pakistan 😆
@@windows6437 Why not?
People move among cities, countries, continents just to try something else.
@سعد عابدين Zechariah 12:10 states: " And they shall look to Me whom they have pierced; then they shall mourn for Him, as one mourns for an only son ." Trust in Jesus today.
Daniel 9:26" The Christ shall die and the city and sanctuary shall be destroyed"
The three best countries that treated the Jews are the countries of North Africa. After their escape from the Inquisition in Spain, they settled in North Africa, where they lived for more than five centuries. Even if the Jews left North Africa, they are still singing about their countries, Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia.
Also, unknown fact but they have been very well treated in Azerbaijan.
@@SleepCentre really? As a turkish person we don't hear much about azeri jews
There are still a lot of jews in Tunisia , especially in the island of Jerba . We even had a jewish minister and he was the best minister at his time . The most devoted to his country and the most hardworking
@@latifaahmd9408 so do the remaining jews in Tunisia face any restrictions nowadays or not?
Algeria didnt exist by then.
Wow, I cant beleive how people can be this much ignorant about their history... Ottoman Empire received thousands of Jews from Spain in 15. century.... They lived in the Ottoman Empire for generations with Muslims... this is not a big secret....
I’m Muslim and I love our Jews brothers and sisters. I don’t have any problem with them. My problem is with those who kill innocent Palestinians in Palestine and those who support them. I hope one day we can live all in peace without the hate between religions.
We should all respect other believes.
We are all humans so why hate ??
How many je ws live in the arab world today? The 22 ar ab league states.
Why do you hate Israeli Jews？
@@dogbert52 bracuse you guys killing Palestine. And occupied there land. You idiot you guys dont understand. And also million Muslim never forgive you occupied a independent country. You think Ukraine can forgive Russia?
@@dogbert52they all moved to israel
Then u should hate hamas the true killer of Palestinians who use rockets towards a sovereign nations and and when they retaliate use children and women as human shields
Brother that are making the videos. Amazing you bring people together with love and understanding. Rather than hate. May The All Mighty Bless you in your efforts
My parents lived in Abadan in south of Iran where war started with Irak and before they had Jews and orthodoxy friends and neighbors and everyone lived respectfully and happily with each other they even shared sweets during religious important days! I think that all 3 religions can live together as long as politicians don’t use religion to justify harm in each sides
I'm glad your parents had such find memories. Not all Jews had the same experience
I'm glad your parents had such find memories. Not all Jews had the same experience
Not only politicians religious extremism too
Iran is a brutal dictatorship. It cannot be an example of how to treat people.
Why just 3 ? Why not all religions ?
I am from yemen I have lived among Jews there must of my life they never have problem with us we never had a problem with them the country its ours together it’s their country as much as is ours and we treat each other with respect We all live as a community, spreading peace and love between us
one nation under god
Lookup the Exile of Mawza.
That last woman knew what she was talking about "As long as the government is not involved then it's all good"
Lol
@A Drumcula and the media.
Bruhh their grandparents aren’t even live in the state that they call Israel😂 damn how tf they claim that land tho
Is not so simple, you know that.
I'm sure you can find people in Texas whose grand grand parents or something moved there when it was still Mexico. How can they claim it?
In those times things were different, people could have lots of justifications, including force.
It's history, if you like.
Should the US "get out of Texas"?
Mexico was also taken by the Spanish. The grandfathers those Spanish that took Mexico were not from Mexico.
But now it is part of history.
By the way, when Columbus got to the New World, he found Indians from South America that had taken some of the islands by force from the local Indians.
Britain conquered Palestine long ago (just like how they conquered and controlled many other Asian and American countries/states). After WWII, they decided to just.. give Palestine to the Jews and labelled Palestine as the homeland for Jews. Now keep in mind that the Jews were given many options of unoccupied land--but they insisted on occupying Palestine, regardless of the civilians living there. This entire idea was the idea of the Zionists who believe Jews need a homeland in the first place. Judaism disagrees.
@@mac3ymace "After WWII, they decided to just.. give Palestine to the Jews", yeah, no. The Balfour Agreement is dated 1917, and the somewhat related Haavara Agreement is from 1933. This was all in the works prior to the end of WW2.
@@eduardoserrao7372 so does modern usa invade tribal casinos and cut off electric and water when tribal ppl commit crimes ? It's 2021 and you're justification for zionist colonization for religious purpose is insane. Judaism does not support illegal occupation , isreal should only be regained miraculously . Thou shall not steal & Thou shall not murder is really simple yes?
@@eduardoserrao7372 also usa is sane in the sense that they can separate religion and government. Zionism is FANATICA religion and gov combine is never going to end well. You'll see
As a muslim from Canada I think the last lady made so much sense. Politics pitch us against each other. Thank you Corey! You ask the toughest questions. I’ve watched few of your videos. Peace, justice and equal rights will prevail in the end between Arab and jews no matter what the zionists do or say.
@King Shut up you people are the reason why there's always a grim between the communities.
Will you advocate for equal rights in the 58 is la mic states? Or the 22 ar ab isl amic states? Or only in israel and canada and the west?
@@dogbert52 yup
@@dogbert52 are u a jew??
@@hyamick7584 being a Jew and being Jewish are two different things entirely .
Basically:
"do you think that living near Muslims was better than the holocaust?"
*thinking for a second*
"I guess so..."
As a jew I feel 1000% safer in Germany than in an arab village in Israel. Times have changed.
@@user-qv6bi2ho6s Times havent changed. The conflict in historic Palestine didnt stem from a hatred for the J*wish people like it did in Germany, it stems from a European colonial power (Britian) seizing their land and giving it away to someone else without consultation or consideration from the Arab population who were already living there. You just completely disregarded the historical wrong that has been inflicted on the Palestinian people and framed it as "I feel unsafe for no reason", not that this is a justification for you feeling unsafe but the reason is much deeper than how you are framing it. This historical wrong is still ongoing today. Just look at what J*wish extremists are doing to Palestinian villagers in the West Bank today under the protection of the government and multiply this behaviour for the past 76 years. There has been a lot of injustice done to the Palestinian people for decades and for some reason this part is always disregarded often times intentionally to paint a false narrative. The context is much deeper than that.
I like how the russian girl's soviet parents decided "you know what? I'd rather be jewish than stay here!" lol
Yup!
Yeah, Israelis today is not the real Jews of Children of Israel, who originated from Eqypt insteas of Arabia. It's a racist, satanic state created to served the Anti-Christ. None of them know anything about their religion. You can claimed to a Zionist and get citizenship. They made it mandatory for all their citizens to have bloods on their hand thus breaking their God's commandment by making them soldiers at 18.
Like Lord of War 🤦🤦🤦
In Judaisim we accept converts (like Islam and Christianity), also there is a speical law in Israel called - THE LAW OF RETURN wich means the only way to get a citizenship is if you are a Jew( Jewish mother) or converted to Judaisim..so basically anyone around the world no matter his race or color, who want to convert to Judaisim can get automatically
an Israeli citizenship
and its okay! it helps us to stay the majority so why not (again Muslims and Christians also convert people)
looool
The woman getting her nails done really doesnt look bothered haha
she was funny
Bro, imagine you’re doing your nails and a dude pos out of nowhere and sticks a camera in your face and asks you sleazy questions !!!
@@Y2M439 the questions weren't sleazy just a bit uncomfortable
Love to all jews from Morocco ❤️ we love you guys
Much love❤️❤️❤️
@@etaycohen5876 are u jew
This is true, but it isn't saying much. It just reminds us how miserable being Jewish in medieval Europe was.
In England my history teacher told us that Churchill created Israel because after WW2 because he was like "will you just look at the sheer size of all the problems that you've caused, now kindly leave."
Yes except that is absolute bullshit
@@ianway2725 sounds like something Churchill would say tbh
Imagine finishing the job that the Nazis started. 🤯
@Rae Vandenberg u are so racist. like most zionists, I will ask a question, is this the land of Churchill to give it to you? how can someone give something that's not his?
@@laithdarwish yawn
Some of these combinations are great. Half Bulgarian, half Turkish/Libyan.
Half Yemeni, half Polish.
Half Moroccan, half Romanian.
That's is what happens when Jews return to their ancestral homeland Israel.
Just Jews
Bulgarian/Turkish Jews are basically the same background anyway. They are primarily descendants of Jews who were expelled from Spain after 1492 and spoke Judeo-Spanish (Ladino) and moved to the Ottoman Empire (of which Bulgaria was a part). Linguistically and food-wise, etc. same thing.
Libyan Jews are also somewhat descended from Jews expelled from Spain, but the culture was different.
@@Linda43 This is the ancestral homeland of its natural inhabitants the Palestinians, not colonial foreigners
@Eternal Fisherman Maybe in the current generation. The present-day Jewish community that still exists in Bulgaria is heavily intermarried and predominantly speaks Bulgarian and although the current Jewish community in Turkey is much larger and less intermarried, in the past 50 years or so have become much more linguistically assimilated to using Turkish at home, but if you go back to pre-WW2, the Balkan (whether Bulgarian, Greek or former Yugoslavia) and Anatolian Sephardim were very culturally similar. An Israeli who says he is part Bulgarian/part Turkish is most likely talking about grandparents who moved to Israel in the 1950s, back then there was considerably less difference between the two communities.
They don't want to tell the truth they know it but they pretend they don't know
What do you mean?
@@daniellurman9093 i think he means that muslims in history never targeted jews or at least as far as i know
For examples check how jews livied in Andalus and what christians did to them after reconquesta and how jews lived in Jerusalem during islamic rule and what did the crusaders did
@@mohsupermoh o.k thanks
Your comment makes absolutely no sense
@@Michael_Pusa my comment?
Amazing to see how many people from other countries have a share in colonization of Palestine
Read "The Constitution of Madina", one of the two oldest preserved manuscripts in Islamic History. It tells you exactly how Jewish were treated in Islam based on historical evidence, not later scholars' readings.
@Soia Isreal It actually put Jewish equal to Muslims "believers".
Didn't Mohammed have 600/700 Jewish men beheaded and the women and children sold into slavery?
@Soia Isreal
Exactly 👍
@Mohamed Mostafa
They wouldn't accept Mohammed and his teachings. It was a act of barbarism and vindictiveness
@@Linda43 Everyone has an opinion, even Scholars who wrote about Muhammed both ways. I don't really care about their politics, I care about historical evidence. I am not Muslim myself, yet I still need to be objective.
Israeli women who are in their 40-50's seem to be very kind, when you ask questions they answer in a sincere and open minded way.
They have patience and tolerance.
@Mohamed Mostafa I was talking about Corey's videos in general, that type of women appears many times and as I said they're often very nice to listen to (compared to elderly men who will make philosophical essays out of any basic question)
@@disco_depression Salvation* can be found in no other name under Heaven other than THE NAME of Jesus THE CHRIST/BSHEM *YESHUA* HA MASHIACH. for HE alone IS THE ONLY WAY THE ONLY TRUTH and THE ONLY WAY to Eternal life and no one gets to HASHEM/GOD ecept through HIM. so i only ask all who are here if not already to please choose this day to trust in YESHUA HA MASHIACH that HE died in your place to make atonement for your sins that was seperating you from GOD so that by believing this and trusting in HIM that HE rose from the grave that you too by believing in HIM will one day rise from the dead and have eternal life and be saved from The Terrifying Wrath of HASHEM that is to come to all who reject YESHUA as THE MESSIAH of Israel and SAVIOR of The Whole World that HE rightly, truly IS. i ask please do this so that even today will be your *Day of Salvation*
@@jasonkemmerer5654 k
@Happie Our okay i'll search it up
It is just because Muslim always try to be guardian, guidance, and helper for all. It is the implementation of the worship to their god.
I wouldnt say they are that useful in the UK
And it's also we worship the same God
And this is how Muslims were paid back!
Hold up, did she just say they never talked about it good or bad then said my gramz told me they suffered under Muslims in Libya, pick a side lady
My family lived well in Iraq, but there were a couple of riots were jews were slaughtered, in 1951/2 with the establishment of israel the jews were given 48 hours to leave
Jews and Muslims were often aligned against European Christians, as in Spain.
Jews in Spain were also crucial to the Christian Reconquista.
I know that christians are antisemitic 'pur sang' [because of the wording in their 'new testament'] but to say that (all) Europeans [are christians and] are (hence) antisemitic nowadays, as the old woman said, I think that's far fetched. I'm also against lining up christians against jews and muslims. It's not a certain group of people which is antisemitic, it's latent suspicion, superstition and prejudice. Every human being has to fight against that. In their own lives and in the lives of others.
@@Ahmad1234-c5l As I said: Fight against suspicion, superstition and prejudice..
Muslims, at the height of their power, were fair to both Christians and Jews. Muslims and Christians also have a lot of alignment as both revere Jesus(pbuh). those "European Christians" were modified pagan Christians. Jesus's (pbuh) religion became lost when it entered Europe through Rome.
@@Pagalchhagal, Islam spread as fast as it did by force of arms. Jewish merchants wormed their way into their good graces in Moorish-occupied Iberia.
I'm Egyptian, Jews Muslims, and Christians have always co-exist in peace according to my mother and grandmother's stories about their neighbors, friends, schools, workplaces, and everything else and how they missed them when they suddenly decided to leave despite the fact that Egypt back then was prosperous for any hard worker, especially, my mother because she literally grew up with them and she told a lot of stories :( I hope they chose a safer place than ISr...
How many Jews live in Egypt now and why did they leave? Do you know?
@@The_Last_Rick unfortunately I don't know, this suddenly happened around 1940's maybe my grandma knew but she passed away and mom was a kid, I think they said they'd travel to a better place with better job opportunities but I don't wanna say something am not 100% sure. I will try to ask and get back to you ^^
@@Tamingsouls In the 1950s, Egypt began to expel its Jewish population (there were an estimated 75,000 to 80,000), also sequestering Jewish-owned property at this time. As of 2016, the president of Cairo's Jewish community said that there were 6 Jews in Cairo, all women over age 65, and 12 Jews in Alexandria.
Jews were expelled from many other Muslim countries including Iraqi Algeria Libya Morocco Iran Yemen Tunisia and many others.
The point is that they are not telling the whole truth.
@@The_Last_Rick thank you for your information Rick but that's not what our neighbors said at all, I will have to do my research and get back to you.
@@The_Last_Rick I've learnt a lot thanks to you :) Again, Zionists used their twisted victimizing methods.
Abu Al-Ghar believes that the establishment of the State of Israel was a major reason for the emigration of Jews from Egypt, and pointed out that Israel, after 1948 and until 1956, exerted great pressure on Egyptian Jews to emigrate from their homeland through the enormous power of international Zionism, and by inciting strife and hatred against them from The Egyptian people, with events such as the Lavon scandal in which he incited.
By inciting strife and hatred against them from The Egyptian people, with events such as the Lavon scandal, in which Mossad incited some Egyptian Jews to carry out bombings and terrorist operations on civilian targets in Egypt, followed by the attack on Gaza, and in the end the 1956 aggression.
There is no doubt that all of this created an unfriendly atmosphere towards Egyptian Jews, which facilitated their decision to emigrate. Abu Al-Ghar adds that Israel’s participation in the military aggression against Egypt in 1956 was a devastating psychological blow to Egyptian Jews. They felt that this aggression had broken their ties with the homeland, so they decided to emigrate.
He confirms that the vast majority of Jews were not expelled and their property was not confiscated during the Great Exodus in 1956, while the money of the English and French, who included some Jews, was confiscated, in addition to small numbers of active Zionists, and a very small number of Jews who had Zionist activity were the ones who were arrested. Or orders were issued for their departure, and they were actually deported out of Egypt. As for the rest - according to Abu Al-Ghar - they left of their own accord, after selling most of their property in Egypt. After meeting a number of Jews who left Egypt during that period, Abu Al-Ghar concluded that “fear is the main reason for emigration, despite the fact that the Jews were not exposed to any harm or pressure.”
Abu Al-Ghar goes beyond all the main reasons that led to the migration of Jews, in addressing this issue. He believes that even if there had been no State of Israel, nor global Zionism, nor the Arab-Israeli conflict, nothing would have changed in the fate of the Egyptian Jews. He says “In my opinion, what happened was something that had to happen.” Most Egyptian Jews came to Egypt in pursuit of a livelihood and a higher standard of living, which Egypt gave generously. But after World War II and the implementation of the Marshall Plan in Europe, it was clear that the economic and political situation "It will be better in Europe than the situation in Egypt”. The fear and panic of Europe had passed with the end of Nazism and fascism, so most of the Jews decided that it was in their interest to immigrate to Europe and they immigrated there."
The author of “Lusting Arabs” stated that the number of Egyptian Jews in the 1940s reached sixty-five thousand people, less than half of whom held Egyptian citizenship, and many of whom came to Egypt from Turkey, Syria, and Iraq in the late period of Ottoman rule, and from throughout the Russian Empire during the tsarist rule in the early Twentieth century. He pointed out that the rich Jews who held European nationalities (British, French, Italian, and Russian), some of them had joined the Zionist movement before 1948, immigrated to Palestine, and fought in the Israeli army, and among them - as he mentioned - was the Egyptian Jew Nadav Safran, who became famous. Later, as a professor at Harvard University, and relatives of the mother of Egyptian director Nadia Kamel, director of the film “My Salad,” who tell her in her documentary of their early affiliation with Zionist gangs and their immigration to Palestine in 1946.
In his historical narration of the stages of Jewish emigration from Egypt, Joseph explained that there were overlapping factors and influential historical events in the context of the Egyptian and Arab political scene, which led to Egyptian Jews and others of other nationalities resorting to choosing emigration as a final and irreplaceable solution. He said in his interview: “After the 1948 war, Egyptian Jews immigrated outside the country for fear of the consequences of the war.
After the terrorist operations of Israeli spies in Egypt in 1954, what was known as the “Lavon Scandal,” in which Israel recruited Egyptian Jews to carry out the bombings, and in a difficult atmosphere during the trials of terrorists, Egyptian Jews were subjected to numerous harassments, despite the clear efforts made by the state at the time, especially in Abdel Nasser’s speeches, to distinguish between Jews and Zionists and not reduce them to each other as the Zionist movement does.
The rich Jews chose France as their homeland, and the middle-class Jews immigrated to the United States and Latin America, while the poor among them immigrated to Israel, most of whom were pure Egyptian Jews, and after the accumulation of Israeli attacks on Egypt, represented by the Israeli raid on the Egyptian base in Gaza in 1955, Then the tripartite aggression against Egypt in 1956, in which Israel participated alongside England and France, most of the remaining Jews emigrated, especially after the harassment they were subjected to as a result of popular anger. This is in addition to the security restrictions on the part of the Egyptian state, which was represented by stamping the passports of those departing with a “no return” stamp. Joseph pointed out that this stamp “was also used by the authorities against Egyptian Muslims and communist Christians, for example, and in fact, these stamps and procedures often took a long time.” Mostly Egyptian Muslims and Christians are opponents.”
After this historical presentation, Joseph concludes that the issue of expelling the Jews from Egypt is nothing more than a Zionist heresy promoted by a group of liberal Egyptians, who love and sympathize with the Jews of Egypt, most of whom immigrated more than sixty years ago. He notes in his dialogue that, in response At the request of the Palestine Liberation Organization in the mid-1970s, the Sadat regime (as well as other Arab regimes) called on Egyptian Jews to return to Egypt, but they did not heed the invitation.
There is no doubt that all of this created an unfriendly atmosphere towards Egyptian Jews, which facilitated their decision to emigrate. Abu Al-Ghar adds that Israel’s participation in the military aggression against Egypt in 1956 was a devastating psychological blow to Egyptian Jews. They felt that this aggression had broken their ties with the homeland, so they decided to emigrate.
A new and rejected cosmopolitanism:
Returning to “cosmopolitanism,” Dr. Joseph draws the attention of Egyptian intellectuals to the fact that Egypt is now cosmopolitan par excellence, as Syrian, Iraqi, Sudanese, Palestinian, Yemeni, and communities from non-Arab African countries live there, but these communities - in his words - “do not Fans of cosmopolitanism in Egypt consider her a source of cultural enrichment, because she is not of white European origins.” He ends the answer to the difficult question about the Egyptian liberals’ nostalgia for the Jews, with a question he directs to these intellectuals: “Why have we not yet seen novels that sympathize with the Palestinians of Egypt, nor films that liberals celebrate?!”
Morocco has always protected jews because the jews there were simply morrocans.
The only time when moroccan jews were not fairly treated it was under the rule of an extrimist muslim king who persecuted either jews because they were not muslims and berber muslims because they were not practicing the rough orthodox islam like him !!!! It was during Almoravides' rule I think !!
Otherwise, jews were always considered as a part of the moroccan society and they still are !! The moroccan jews and their families are still allowed to have moroccan passports even if they have the israeli citizenship !
Living in medieval Muslim Spain Jews had higher status both in society and politics. They called it second golden age for Jews since king David and Solomon times.
I can t believe that so many jews didn t know anything about their own history....ofcourse they lived under Islam a good life...bether than in any european countries...100% sure...
Oh Ahlul Kitab...read and study your history and maybe you will understand why we feel betrayed of you...
@Rae Vandenberg to be more wealthy? by stealing the homes of Palestinians? their land, water, and to have a nation based on religion? why not I mean
In my country muslims and jews lived happily together for years
all problems started to appear with the foundation of the so-called Israel
Muslims never hated jews; they hated israelis and zionists
They didn't. They've always massacred them. You have it written in your bullshit Qur'an. Baghdad has no Jews. Your Taqyya has no effect. Muslitard #fuckallah
The old lady in the last really knows and understands a lot. Salute to her.
Well she's old so..
My family came from Morocco and Algeria, I'd like to visit these places. I'm told that Moroccans are very nice to Jews. 😊
I think it was before, not things changed
@@puamaster2724 We still are nice to jews.
We are nice to everyone, especially moroccan israelis.
Come over and see by yourself.
Hi Caroline,
I am of Algerian and Moroccan heritage and I can assure you that you’re very welcome and safe in Algeria as well as in Morocco. The people of North African are very accepting towards Jews🌸💖
@@madinajolie7735 thank you! 💕
@@madinajolie7735 iwould say algeria isn't the case, they are too pro-palestinian and also way too extremists, especially the south. but Morocco had the biggest Jewish population in a muslim country and the king muhammed V protected the jews during ww2 and let them in his country whilst also helping the allies against the germany.
They always do that lol. You ask them something they reply "i don't know." Always, cause they don't know your aim and do not want to admit the truth.
Nah sometimes people can actually not know it if they dont ask their family members who lived qt that time under Islam. Not because "do not want to admit the truth" bullshit lol
All I know is that my grandfather was from Tunisia but I have never asked anything about how life was there and my answer would also be "I dont know".
@@roigipot8120 you guys always always have excuse. Get out of here with your propaganda b.s.
@@robbb416 Alright kiddo
I just tried to explain why "idk" is an answer
@@robbb416 Americans such as yourself are the last human beings on this entire planet that should have an opinion about Israel to be honest. You are pretty much beneath everyone
@@intihumala9087 i have never terrorized anyone, entered anyones premises, or killed anyone so I do not need validation from you to have an opinion. You should be the last one talking and reprimanding someone when you are a terr.orr.ist, a te..rr.or..ist sympathizer and your ppl are known for being ter..ror..ist. so stfu and give the Palestinians back there land.
The old blond lady was so rude… answering rudely looking away, not even wanna say where she comes from because they know they have no right to claim Palestine.
The reasoning of a violent ex-husband: "I hit you once a week, but that other dude you were with hit you three times a week so you were way safer with me".
For 800years under the Islamic flag in Andalusia/spain jew recovered from the the atrocities they lived in Europe they recuperate the language the religion they thrived and flourished the second of January 1492 after the fall of Granada and the islamic flag by Christians guess what jew went back with Muslim to north Africa and that's how you say thank you by desecrating there sacrilegious huh?
@@musessadi1032 How I say thank you? I'm not a Jew, dude.
And are you really using one event to justify the entire Islamic history? How does that make any sense?
Islam was anti-semitic from the start, just read the hadiths. Like this one:
"The Day of Judgement will not come about until Muslims fight the Jews, when the Jew will hide behind stones and trees. The stones and trees will say O Muslims, O Abdullah, there is a Jew behind me, come and kill him. Only the Gharkad tree, (the Boxthorn tree) would not do that because it is one of the trees of the Jews. (related by al-Bukhari and Muslim)." Sahih Muslim, 41:6985
There are plenty of events of discrimination and persecution of Jews throughout Islamic history. Like the genocide of Baghdad in 1828, the massacre in Barfurush in 1867, og Meshed in 1839, of Damascus in 1840, or Yemen in 1679.
You trying to deny the existence of all the atrocities because some Jews in Spain fled to Morocco... that's just _proves my entire point!!!!!_
Just because Christianity is worse, doesn't make Islam good.
It's like claiming tuberculosis isn't bad because malaria kills more people. Both are pretty bad and kill a lot of people, just because Malaria kills more doesn't make tb a good thing.
And both Christianity and Islam are pretty bad when it comes to discrimination of Jews throughout history. Just because Christianity has been worse, doesn't make Islam good.
Just how Judaism isn't a good thing either. Jews have never really been in charge of much land the last 2000 years so they had no ability to persecute in a way similar to Islam and Christianity, but now that they finally have some land they prove themselves to have just as a hateful and wicked a religion as Christians and Muslims.
Nabium there are people from every religion become victim as minority. not just religion, even race too. there are anti semitic there are islamophobia, but no anti christian nor phobia
@@meloza That's besides the point. Might be true, but doesn't really argue against anything I said.
I would try to explain this to you, but then I realised you're the type of person to upload a video to youtube just to check if your phone can record it properly.
Nabium upload what?
I like your questions. You are doing a good job. It brings people more closer to one another, as we find out that we all have the same needs and really want peace.
None of these Israelis are ‘indigenous’ they are all foreigners. That’s bizarre.
Every Israeli has a background where there parents or there family come from somewhere else like America Morocco , Europe mostly . Ethiopia but if you ask Palestinian about there background they are just Palestinians.
We still have our jewish friends in morocco , jewish people are honest and nice people and our culture is almost the same . All problems between muslims and jews are political
As long as you are a Moroccan or lived in Morroco most of your life you are always welcome because after all you are morrocan
Zechariah 12:10 states: " And they shall look to Me whom they have pierced; then they shall mourn for Him, as one mourns for an only son ." Trust in Jesus today.
Daniel 9:26" The Christ shall die and the city and sanctuary shall be destroyed"
خانو المغرب لما قررو انهم يدعمو الاحتلال الي احتل اخوة اهل المغرب
طبعا ما بقصدهم كلهم بقصد الي بدعمهم وبحبهم بس
Boy if the Muslims knew how they were going to be treated by them in the future.
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Still would not change a thing, as Muslims would follow the commands of Allah. They should not kill non-violent non-Muslims and should protect them if they pay the Jizya (protection tax),
@@cherrypie3830 well i d kill the fukcers who d treat my people like that in the future
@@saadmalik5436 if they fight you, you fight them. But even in the Prophet’s time, when Muslims entered Mecca, the Prophet allowed the Mecca Jews and other enemy people to leave even though they were fighting Muslims before.
@Yoav Daniel nah, the Israeli government is tearing down their homes and building settlements for Israelis Jews there, how are they fine? They loss everything and are prejudiced against and hated, not to mention being killed.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duma_arson_attack
My Moroccona teacher told me he grew up with Jewish neighbours and the kids were his best friends growing up, and still are ❤
We respect every religion 🙏🏻
It astonished me how many people in this video admitted that Jews had a good life in Arabic countries compared to Europe. Still, they do not mind displacing, harassing and even killing Palestinian people who have nothing to do with all anti-sematic crimes committed against Jews in Europe.
Pls, check how Arabs under the Israel are treated and compare Jews living in Arab countries
I think Ask was referring to the treatment of Jews in MEDIEVAL TIMES. Not. 2021.
With that said, Arab countries are beating the anti Israel drum which is why the Arab world is so hostile to Judaism.
@@billyaepicgamer8642 Every person with clear mind stand against the current Israel aparthaid regime. No one has a problem with the people, it is all about the Zionists. judaism religion doesn’t say steal others country and kill them.
@@billyaepicgamer8642 Israel =/= judaism
I stand with Palestine 🇵🇸 🇩🇰
Any Arab can move to the former British Mandate of Palestine can call himself Palestinian. If some of these Jews who used to live in Arabic-speaking countries turn out not to be ethnic Jewish, they can be considered "Palestinians."
You stand with evil.
@@OrHava6562 lol occupied there land killing people now they're evil bro? Forgive the fking religion. You people destroy there generation. They're Heart and Soul. God never forgive you. God never choose people god love everyone . But remember one thing hate or like who care. Muslim people never forgive you never.they're is no hope and peace. You can kill all the Palestine Muslim and christian. But Muslim people never forgive you. Greedy government support Israel but not people. You guys remain always hate for Muslim people. Killing destroy there generation. No peace no hope
@hopeyourhavingagreatday1925 Free Palestine = Means Killing all the Jews in the land of Israel, including babies, women, and old people. so, of course, he is evil and will return to hell as soon as possible.
I am a Muslim Afghan. There were over 85000 Jewish who called Afghanistan home. Most of them had migrated from Iran. In their own words their best times of their lives were in Afghanistan. You can UA-cam (Afghan Jewish) and hear it for yourselves. They even say that they will go back when we have peace. By the way the only reason they and other Afghans left was the Russian invasion of Afghanistan only. We want our Jewish brothers and sisters back. Without them we are incomplete.
A lot of the Jewish population was all over the Middle East before 1940s. My father is from Iraq and what I’ve researched there was a huge Jewish population in Iraq Egypt Libya morroco lebanon Iran believe it or not.
they are all in israel now most israelis are from the arab world
Jews and muslims share same history
Ataturk gave full citizenship to the Jews in Turkey
Wasn't he also a Jew?
ataturk wasn't anything near muslim lol
@@thecombobulator2249 no
@@Adam-st4xm well go on prove it or you claim doesn't mean anything
@@thecombobulator2249 lol you were the one who made the claim, you need to prove it
Shalom and Salam سلام عليكم
Thank you Sir, for such an informative video. I never expected these answers from Israelis. It makes me optimistic about the future.
I hope that one day, we can all live in peace, jews, muslims, christians, Arabs, Israelis, everyone. We have more in common than we have differences.
Look forward to the day of
Peace
You forgot about tunisia bro they lived soo safe in Tunisia until now 2021 they still live here with us in safeness
Zechariah 12:10 states: " And they shall look to Me whom they have pierced; then they shall mourn for Him, as one mourns for an only son ." Trust in Jesus today.
Daniel 9:26" The Christ shall die and the city and sanctuary shall be destroyed"
As Moroccan i agree ,our king refused to hand jews to nazis
There were pogroms in both European and Muslim countries, but jews were a lot less massacred and way safer in Muslim countries. I would say it is mainly because of religion, since Muslims consider jews as people of the book so they need to be protected.
By the way, 90% of massacres that happened in Muslim countries were after the zionist movement or the establishment of israel, or antisemitism encouraged by European colonialists (like in the case of North Africa).
@Starhopper Hey, dude. Daily reminder that a one-state solution is inevitable. Cheers :)
@@badrtaib730A one state solution is not going to be good for peace, A two state solution with both nations living in peace would be the best.
@@user-ws3ph8de3c indeed. Jorden and israel.
@Starhopper exposing the racists here, ladies and gentlemen
@Yelaa Bob there were indeed.
But i think corey is asking if islamic rule was less harsh then nazism. Which is a low bar.... but it was indeed less harsh. I hope for a clean seperation and hopefully one day terrorist clans can be sent back to the desert and let the normal ppl live in peace regardless of religion colour etc.
This Pakistani-American loves the God of Abraham.
Ok why not stay in Pakistan?
No good?
@@marioluigi9599 USA for everyone
Not America
I love comments with absolutly no meaning or relevance!
I agree with the lady at the nail salon. POlitics/government make us fight.
In Iraq, in Morocco, in Egypt, in Syria, in Lebanon, in Yemen, Jews were present in all major cities before 1948 and were part of the social fabric, living in peace with their neighbors, until the start of the Zionist project and what Zionism did to the people of Palestine, then this relationship was destroyed.. .. In Iraq, for example, the Jews lived for more than two thousand years, in peace, and their condition was like the rest of the people... We Arabs only hate those who are hostile to us and oppress us.
Hey Corey, haven't been a lot on your channel recently but I have noticed you lost weight! Looking good :D
My grea great grandfather, cheif rabbi of a town in the Bukharan Emirate (Uzbekistan) was forced to convert, he refused,,and was killed...any place in the world is “safer” than Nazi Germany
I'm sorry to hear that.
@@borninjordan7448 .. Thank you very much for your empathetic response, it is refreshing..these are tough times now, I believe it is best to focus on a better future..and not hold on to a dark past of sins done by both sides..your response reminds me that there are people behind the statistics..good people on both sides of this conflict..thank you..
You're very welcome. Have a great day!
Your ancestor was an honorouble person he did not hide
@@user-qx3mq7ff5c thank you
Today I have learn something new.
I would love also to learn WHY were the Jews NOT safe in Europe.
Because of very harsh antisemitism wich exist in those countries even today (today there are almost no Jews there anymore ) as someone from Romania you should know it... you know exactly what your people think about Jews and what they are talking about them so stop act like you dont know
@@ori1676 “what your people think about Jews” I hope you didn’t just generalise a whole country and all of its people because of your personal experience and what’s happened on the past. That’s like saying all Kosovons hate Serbians because of the genocide or Jewish people hate Germans because of what happened to them.
Because the Church persecuted and incited against Jews "for killing Jesus", and antisemitism became part of the culture in many areas in Europe for nearly 2000 years, even when people became less religious.
@@OrlyYahalom - never had the Jews a fault in all that European process ?
@@ROMANABSOLUT The main reason is that Jews were a distinct community for most of history and didn't assimilate into the hegemonic culture.
This created all kinds of tensions between them and general society.
Most of the other reasons are historical:
1.Jews and Greeks were both merchants during Roman time, Jews were the Greek merchant competitors, so the Greek, who were also the biggest scholars trash talked them in their scrolls.
2.Jews didn't worship Roman gods and didn't worship Caesar as god, this made the Romans pissed about the Jews, they tried to force them to be more Roman, Jews rebelled, resulted in expulsion from Judea across the Roman Empire
3.Jews didn't like Christians, seeing them as Jewish heretics, and were mean to them during early days of Christianity, Christians then became super popular, and the grudge against the Jews became part of the religion.
4.Christian countries closed the doors for Jews to many jobs, they usually didn't have land, could only settle certain place, were not accepted to guilds, and were outcompeted in commerce, so they found a niche in money lending, which was a hated profession, because Christians were forbidden religiously from lending with interest.
5.After the french revolution, with secularism in Europe minorities were given rights.
Jews could now work in many professions they were blocked from, could live outside of the ghetto, they could go to university, and with the Industrial revolution there were many new Jobs that never existed before. While many of the population had a traditional job that passed from generation to generation, Jews were more likely to jump on new professions and industries. This was scary to the general population - suddenly Jews are everywhere, mixing with society, and taking over industries, with technology that puts some older profession at risk. Suddenly a traditional village cheese maker is not making a living selling hand crafted cheese, so he goes to the city to work in a stinky cheese factory with a Jewish boss, this could be very annoying.
I think up to point 4 Jews were having it kinda OK. everybody's life was shit during the middle ages, Peasants had their shit, Jews had their own shit, both were getting slaughtered from time to time, and there was no big pressure to change it because there was no alternative. Religions hated each other, sadly unlike the more tolerant Muslim world, but I think xenophobia was common during the middle ages.
In point 5 you see the power dynamics started to shift very quickly and very drastically, and this is were the big Antisemitic propaganda started to appear, looking at the few examples of immoral powerful Jews and making them a symbol for all Judaism.
You would imagine maybe the Jews could've somehow get modernized slower and do it in a way that won't disadvantage the masses. many Jews tried different strategies to defuse that bomb.
Some tried to be super patriotic and assimilate into society,
Some tried to be more modern and liberal, some more traditional,
Some tried to promote universalism and socialism.
At one point, Theodor Herzl wanted to convert all the Jews to Christianity in one go.
Eventually none of that worked at the time, and many decided to move out of Europe and create their own country.
If only the Israeli government can extend the same kindness of acceptance to the Palestinians living in Apartheid in occupied territories.
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I agree completely
So you support the opressor AND the ones who are opressed.. such imbalance 😔
@@humaafandi8894 india always remained neutral on the issue of Israel Palestine.. but sometimes condemn the Israelis attack
The greatest Jewish philosopher of all time *Maimonides* lived in peace in Muslim Spain and was one of society’s most notable people.
They lived there in peace and prosperity , their life was so well , that historians called it *Golden age of Jewish culture in Spain* .
Later when they were forced to either convert or flee from Catholic Spain , they found refuge only in “Muslim countries” , where they were welcomed to live and be once again part of the Arab society.
The second oldest synagogue in the world is in Djerba, Tunisia , the 4th most Muslim country in the world.
They also fought alongside Arabs against crusaders to free Palestine , because they were much safer under Muslims rule.
Before Zionism , they were Arabs best friends due to similarities in both religion and language.
Maimonides was force converted to islam by the almohades dynasty when it conquered cordoba in 1148.... which he escaped.
The list of mas sacres of dhimmi je ws is endless..... many years before 1948
@@dogbert52 You're both right and both wrong. This Ahmed Elsheikh's comment is typical of a lot of Muslims (as well as many ignorant Western "progressives" who can't bring themselves to criticize Islam) who only focus on the past episodes of history and periods when Jews had it relatively good in Islamic societies (compared to Christian Europe at least) and who ignore all the times where Jews were persecuted by Muslims, and then blame all the current problems on "those bad European Zionists". On the other hand, while you are absolutely correct in what you wrote, your comment is misleading as it suggests that the lot of Jews in Islamic societies was uniformly bad. Guys, this is a complex issue, and Jews have a long history of living in Arab and Muslim societies and whether it was good or bad for Jews depends on when and where. If I make a broad statement, I would tongue in cheek say it is Zionism's fault, insofar as Jews could be tolerated as long as they agreed not to get so "uppity" and stayed 2nd class citizens. Zionism tells Jews, whether in the Muslim Middle East or Christian Europe, they don't have to be satisfied with that, and many Muslims have a freak-out about that. So yeah, bad Zionists!
the fact that most of them are Moroccans proves everything
What is that mean?
@@KimAhrina11 mean they lived in peace
are we considering the invasion of khaybar for no reason and then killing the men and keeping the women and forcibly marrying saffiyah after killing her husband by the leader of islam? or the wiping out of the other jewish tribes? where are the jews in arabia now?
Actually you can see every time He ask for their background that they are not from where they are right now.
Ask every Muslim and they will say to you that their great parents came from Egypt, Jordan or north Africa.
@@avryeu Nice Joke .Ask Palestinians Refugees They will tell you From Where They're 3rd,4th,5th,6th or even 7th Generation came from . Those Arabs Who lived under Occupation lived they're for Centuries. History is Proved
@@avryeu Muslims come from everywhere all contents they are not all Arab. Maybe you mean Levante Arabs like Palestinians?
@@alia3579 Levantine Arabs lived they're for many times .You can see Levantine Arabs who are living are Brazil Came to Brazil Far before Israel came to existance cause of Ottoman Empire coloupsed .In Under Ottoman Empire Jews Christian were more better then you taught
@@masfiqratul7559 Funny how a Hamas official says Palestinians are from: Egypt, Saudi Arabia & Jordan. Did you ever listen to their last names which give it away!
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We love our Moroccan jews, Shalom
Salaam.
you being safe these centuries under the islamic empire is not because we like you but because this is the order of Allah so you will repent from youre disbelief and under conditions you accept
@@abdullah-kt7zpI can’t believe this was always the case. It’s sad to think kindness can only be offered in hopes a people will abandon their way of life and assimilate.
@@kfallon862 judaism and islam are verry similar too but isnt it hard for people to convert to islam and we dont think we're the chosen ones , i think everyone should accept jew so they can leave israel go back to their true origins and let palestinian live freely in their ancestors's land
@@omnipresente6958 Palestinian Jews existed before the occupation of Palestine.
Selam alejkum/-Shalom-!!!- Jewis have never been exposed to suffering such as that which CRISTIAN EUROPE has done to them for centuries...
8:26 that’s disgusting and blood boiling .. the indigenous peoples living in refugee camps can’t even visit their home land and and some of them locked down in their cities while the European and russian just decided to be a jew to come and get all the Privileges granted by Israel to increase its Jewish population
She didn’t convert. She was Jewish the whole time, she was just raised in the Soviet Union, where many people didn’t notice or care about it.
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Yeah I know there’s no difference actually .. she never been Jewish never been religious she is basically a poor Russian needed an opportunity and that’s it … and as they say “isreal is the promise land for jews god promised them that land as they say” how come that is logical?!
F U k E Y OU UA-cam I BET THE ZIONIST ARE MONITORING THE COMMENTS I CANT POST A SINGLE COMMENT WITHOUT TWISTING EVERY WORD
@@Ubercentraltf2 i know but she never been Jewish she never been religious that’s ridiculous
@@Dadadafaf Judaism is an ethnoreligon. She was always ethnically Jewish. Thus always Jewish.