I'll give you an experience, I'm a descendant of Palestinians grandparents on both sides. Both my parents were born after the occupation and I have no family members in Palestine. I have no family members who are activists or anything out of the norm. I'm a citizen of the US and Jordan. I tried going to Palestine once and they illegally denied me entry for absolutely no reason. I called the US embassy and they said it's illegal, it happens, and there's nothing we can do about it.
Maybe you tried to pass by Israël to Palestine. That’s denied for almost all strangers from several countries that doesn’t have extradition law to Israël for crime committed into NATO. But you can cross the border when you come from Queen Alia in Jordan, there’s no checkpoint. Why do you want to go in a war country, without having family members into when you come from US ? That’s a good question they might ask for and that could be the reason of their suspicions.
@@karlvaopa3871 tbh i dont give two craps what u think... im the american, im the voter... see the people on congress calling israel out? I donate to their campaigns, canvas for them, vote for them and they write bills and resolutions exposing israel and depriving it of its unearned american privileges... so a zionist nobody on youtube not believing me is not on my list of worries
Im just 1:43 seconds in and I'm astounded how geniunely the first 3 people responded with a light heart, and a smile.. That place where they are reminds me a lot of where I grew up. Beautiful land.
@@avi3860 there is people whom families were killed and still smiling You have to keep your life It is somthink that someone like you will never understand You are thinking in a sick way Mentaly and psycho sikness "If she had a bad experience in her life she can't smile any more" If you think this way i don't think there is a hope to wait peace from people like you
@Erez Cohen they were smiling because they keep having faith, hope, patience and resilience in their hearts. That's what brave people do when something bad hits them.
6:56 The term "price tag settler" refers to those militants among the Israeli settlers who engage in vandalism or violence against Palestinian communities, the Israeli Army, and Israeli leftists critical of settlements, as their way of making them "pay the price" for real or imagined attacks against settlers and the settlements. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Price_tag_policy
This is usually teenagers not adults. It is almost always done in response to Arab aggression towards settlements or settlers. The police have a zero tolerance towards it.
@@Linda43 This kid who got stabbed in the arm in all likelihood did nothing wrong; he was just in the wrong place at the wrong time, and was of the wrong identity group. The settler militants may be young (it's hard to say for sure, since it doesn't seem like the authorities can even come up with a consistent estimate of how many there are), but that doesn't make them any less terrifying. And while I'm sure the settler militants see Palestinians as their primary enemies, they have also lashed out at Israeli security forces and Jewish peace activists - anyone whom they see as opposing them. www.haaretz.com/israel-news/.premium-settlers-attack-soldiers-arriving-to-evacuate-west-bank-outpost-1.5996468 www.timesofisrael.com/idf-soldier-lightly-injured-by-rock-in-violent-clash-with-settlers/ www.timesofisrael.com/police-settlers-hurl-rocks-and-slash-tires-of-response-force-in-west-bank/ www.timesofisrael.com/settlers-attack-left-wing-activists-with-bats-and-stones-in-west-bank-footage-shows/ www.timesofisrael.com/settlers-accused-of-beating-volunteers-aiding-palestinian-olive-harvest/ I mention this mainly because a lot of people, especially overseas, have no idea that settler violence even exists, much less that the perpetrators attack Jewish as well as Arab people - whoever they perceive to be enemies of the settlements.
It's groups of teenagers, not necessarily from settlements acting as response or "revenge" after terrorist attacks. Usually the "revenge" is graffiti or puncture of tires. Which is unacceptable of course and police have no tolerance to those idiots. But to say that they acting "under army protection" is bullshit of course.
Judas Iscariot Thats a Fuckin lie. Israel offered the Palestinians a state of their own. Camp David 2000. West Bank and Gaza, ending occupation. They refused. They don’t want just those areas. They want all of Israel. And that’s the basic problem of the story
The sad part is that this is such common experience for these people, that it has become routine. It’s hard to describe some unique experience when it’s happening all the time.
The Israelis are in fear as well because they’re surrounded by terrorists that hate them for existing. Don’t get me started on the terrorist organization called Hamas
@@josmith5419 u seem to forget that israel was founded through the irgun " a terrorist orginization" that used to bomb buildings , with people in them and kidnap them too hamas , with all it's bad , is a resistance system and that's their constitutional right to fight against an occupation.
It's quite sad, but even in Syria there used to be many checkpoints because of the high crime rate so they had to check people often.. It's very annoying and is unfair but it doesn't solve problems either
@Moha Yaseen israel was created after the ww2 because the ottoman empire was fighting with the nazis and lost the war Because the Jews needed somewhere safe to live.
Can you ask Israeli soldiers the same questions from your videos? Can you show us checkpoints and how people are treated? Excellent videos. Thanks for taking the time to film and edit it and of course for positing it for our benefit. Keep up the good work! -Migs
Then you would need to do this with a hidden camera. You cant just film a checkpoint there and if you get permittance as press, ofc everyone would behave civilized and after protocol.
You can just see that they are so used to being constantly checked and searched that these questions don’t even surprise them. The soldiers are always interrogating then at the very least and that alone is such an oppression to live under on a day to day basis!!
These checkpoints came to be with the walls after the intifadas. True that soldiers are sometimes assholes and all, but if interrogation can prevent suicide bomber from entering then it's preferable lol
@Cat Cat They are settlers that go hunt Palestinians when they feel that they need to take revenge from something. They target ordinary citizens. I think they burnt a baby once and celebrated it. Very racist group of people similar to ISIS that takes law into their own hand within occupied territories aka settlements!
@@zavtradnem And I could send countless links of IDF human rights abuses, that doesn't mean all Israelis are war criminals. But just look at how you instantly try to dehumanise all Palestinians by bringing up suicide bombings as soon as they're complimented.
Lovely is understatement en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_Authority_Martyrs_Fund#:~:text=The%20scheme%20has%20been%20described,so%2Dcalled%20%E2%80%9Cmartyrs%E2%80%9D.
@@ChillWithNaz you jihadi are dehuminising yourself no one else en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_Authority_Martyrs_Fund#:~:text=The%20scheme%20has%20been%20described,so%2Dcalled%20%E2%80%9Cmartyrs%E2%80%9D.
I can also give my own experience. I was born in Nablus, West Bank, I was three years old when the intifada began, but I left Palestine when I turned eleven when my family immigrated to Europe for a better future. During the short time I've lived there, the most negative experiences I had were the frequent, random tear gas attacks. One time I particularly remember how unpleasant it was, I was walking from school with my 2 sisters and an IDF car passed by and threw a tear gas bomb near us (it was just a random day, very few people on the street minding their own bussiness) and the bomb hit a teen boy right in the head, he was like 20 meters away from us at most. He seemed in so much distress, fell to the ground and was violently trying to clear his head and coughing. We were rushed into a store close by and they closed the door. I could barely breath and the tears were burning my cheeks, I couldn't picture how bad it was for that kid, and for what? Another frequent negative thing were the curfews. Random curfews were set in place and we could not leave the house even to buy food. We would stay home from school for days and delay everything just because our illegal occupiers felt like it. Another negative experience I had was when the soldiers would randomly search our homes. They would gather the young boys and men in a place, guarding them with weapons, and the children, women and elderly in another, but all outside the home, and search the house. Sometimes if they would find any weapons or something they did not like, they would detain men and young boys. Although none of my family members were detained, I have some friends from childhood who were detained after I left the country, some of them held in solitary confinement for long periods of time. Finally one experience I remember is when one time they stormed the city unannounced (which sometimes happened) and a tank appeared near my school. I was in class and could see everything through the window. There were young boys throwing stones, so obviously they started shooting and throwing gas bombs, the whole school full of children panicked, there was crying and yelling everywhere, we had to be sent home in ambulances and random cars for safety and because we were so many and not all of our parents could come pick us up. It was horrible. Anyway, I would like to conclude by saying that I somewhat empathize with a lot of soldiers. They are 18 years old most of the time, so practically kids, brainwashed into terrorizing some random people in an occupied territory. And refusal to comply can land you in prison. I do not condemn the soldiers, but the Israeli government, and the western states for not interfering and cutting army funds. Israel should be allowed to have its own state, but continuous expansion of illegal settlements in the West Bank and this inhumane treatment of the people whose land is stolen is unacceptable.
But this was all in the middle of an intafada. By what you said I'm guessing it's the second. And it amazes me that you can't question a lot of things. Like what if you remember some stuff wrong or maybe they detained them because they had illegal weapons. And not compiling with the police would send you to jail in every western country. Stop acting like Israel needs to be punished for acting like every other fucking state would.
Beautiful story, except I wouldn't be so gratuitous the soldiers- who have a brain and a consciousness to question things. Many in Breaking the Silence have, and history is filled with conscientious objectors who refused to support oppression.
As a Euro, get out. We're sick of said group in our land. You're also a "settler" in foreign land. You can't complain about Israelis settling if you yourself "wanted a better life"
Now watch the one where Corey asks Israelis why they humiliate Palestinians. "I have never done that, we are the most ethical army in the world." "Raymond Shaw is the kindest, bravest, warmest, most wonderful human being I've ever known in my life."
@Michael Bar (G1) There have been checkpoints and occupation zones since Nakhba you liar. There are suicide bombers because you illegally encroach on their land and brutalise them.
@Michael Bar (G1) the side with the bigger military force and backing becomes the bigger man and admits their wrongs so we can work to de-radicalize their opposition. At the end of the day even the native Americans fought in some cases, it’s only human nature to see your home taken from you and be filled with hate or be used by people trying to cause harm because they share your pain.
At 2:46, Corey put in the subtitles that the interviewee said "it's about the balance" and then the interpreter and Corey repeated after him "The balance?", but he was most likely saying "the barriers" , and he repeated it again. Then he said "Moving between cities" and discussed an incident that happened to him at checkpoint, which made it clear he was talking about "barriers" to me (i.e., maHsomim, checkpoints). Yes, his English pronunciation wasn't that great but if I can figure it out from context, so can Corey. Not only does he need to do a betterjob translating, he also needs to subtitle more accurately for English.
@Someone actually corey asked "how often do you get respectful behaviour from israeli soldier" but she asked "how far do you interact with soldier to whom you can smile ?" Thatswhy the man answered based on her "unclear question"
Well, I used to be a soldier in those places, as soldiers, we are taught always to be respectful towards the locals , of course there are soldiers who are filled with hate towards them, and then will not be so nice when dealing with them as well, but even that is not to the point of just randomly shooting someone (The soldier will be sent to jail). Tear gas is being used against violent , stone throwing gatherings of Arabic youths(Sadly it happens everyday), meant to spread them out and stop them from proceeding. If tear gas doesn't stop them from proceeding towards Jewish areas (Roads and such, which is their objective of throwing the stones at), then the soldiers will use rubber shots (Not live fire) , which are pretty good at suppressing these gatherings without actually taking lives. Live fire is only used when there is immediate life threat of civilians/soldiers, and only then it is used. As for the checkpoints, they are meant to stop any suspicious approaching vehicles, along with the information we are receiving, The suspicious / looked after vehicles, will be stopped by the soldiers and checked out, these mostly end up in a "Hello" and "Goodbye" between the locals and the soldiers after 2 minutes, and if there is a reason for suspecting the vehicle/driver/passengers, they will be held up for up to few hours , until they are taken forward to further investigation or set free by the time the soldiers deem them innocent. For the people saying Israeli soldiers broke into their homes, It is true, arrests are taking place in these regions , but be sure that Israeli soldiers are not breaking into random people's houses in the middle of the night just because they feel like it. These arrests are meant to take terrorists/people who had done something like throwing molotovs/ opened fire(etc), and they end up being investigated and each person gets dealt with according to the law. From my experience as a soldier, I never had to open fire towards anyone, and gladly so. As you can see, this situation is very complicated, and it will only get worse as the education systems (Way more prominent in the palestinian authorities) are in favor of hate towards each other, filled with propaganda, and it's just sad to see it happening.
@@williamvandenbroeck3849 I suppose you are referring to the military's activity in those areas, yes it would be easier for the military , and also for the locals living there, but there is a big political debate regarding the settlements(There are many side effects, pros and cons that need to be considered). Personally I don't want to get too political here as I am just trying to show the non biased truth about what is happening regarding the everyday friction between the military and the locals.
pretty irrelevant, English is absolutely unnecessary for them. If you go to visit Palestine, I would not expect you to speak arabic, so you shouldnt expect the reverse :)
@@anisfarhad1506 but for sure their future is not only in that small area?? If they want to study and be something else than shop-keepers or restaurant-owners then they need English!! Theymight want to get an education and be doctors or lawyers or dentists or something?? I had a Palestinian boyfriend back in the 80's, he was from Ramallah, he spoke English perfect, he told me their English-teacher had been American!
@@anisfarhad1506 I always wonder though, when you would see Israeli PMs laughing with American presidents and the Palestinian leaders kind of trailing along in the background.... had they spoken English, maybe the Americans would have heard more of their side.
Provided that this happened in Ramallah, it would be “harsh” to be detained for killing 1000 IDF soldiers. Why are they in the West Bank? You’re lying to yourself if you think people wouldn’t react the same way in whatever country you’re from. Lying or simply racist to Arabs. Free Palestine.
Palestine doesnt have an army because theyre not allowed to by the Israeli government. Even the Palestinian police force is powerless in most areas because its all controlled by the IDF.
@Danny Al little rocket lol, that rocket could destroy a house. Even a normal RPG rocket could do it, hammas rocket was more than 5x bigger than that. Iron dome is missile, thats why it made it looks like a fire works.
would you mind mentioning next time whether they are in Area A, B, or C? I would have no idea with just the town names because i’m not familiar with the area. I think it’s really relevant in discussing interactions with israeli authority
@@aleksyaghjyan2382 The Oslo II Accord divided West Bank into three administrative divisions: Areas A, B and C. The distinct areas were given different statuses, according to their governance pending a final status accord: Area A is exclusively administered by the Palestinian National Authority; Area B is administered by both the Palestinian Authority and Israel; and Area C, which contains the Israeli settlements, is administered by Israel. Areas A and B were chosen in such a way as to just contain Palestinians, by drawing lines around Palestinian population centers at the time the Agreement was signed; all areas surrounding Areas A and B were defined as Area C.[1]
Sorry that happened to you. Even in America that happens though. It's also happened to me before as well, when someone (a cop, actually) looked at my ID and laughed. Made me feel sad and hurt. They didn't apologize either. But I did get over it and even without any casualties.👍
Interviewer: was the experience at the checkpoint positive or negative Palestinian: oh definitely negatively, it’s an OCCUPATION Interviewer ignoring the obvious:yeh but did they hit you beat you Me:SMH
@@zoeyofford2188 When you are stopping random people on the street to talk to them, they are usually going somewhere they need to be, and time is limited.
When you hear these responses its a good idea to imagine how you'd feel living under those conditions. He gives the soldiers excuses, ie they're just following orders but thats not good enough. When I was in the army I was posted to northern Ireland during the troubles. As I knew an Irish guy in training who told me the reality of occupation I refused to go on conciencious grounds because I didn't think it was right.. 'Do unto others as you'd have done to yourself'. Thats a motto I've lived my life by...
i asked 2 male muslims in bethlehem about harassment. 1 emphatically said "never." the other would repeat a mantra both times when i asked him -- "i'm a human being same as u, deserving the same rights and dignity..." in other words, there was no specific act of harassment he'd endured. both were educated and young.
@@wesamhabeeb4977 , they are more westernized. In fact many Bethlehemites were upset when Israel handed over the city to the Palestinian Authority and became Israeli citizens.
What occupiers? The arabs have turned down every chance of peace and coexistence they were ever offered, they chose this as a way to completely get rid of Israel which is their true goal.. That is the sad truth.
@@benfeld659 What is sad is the fantasy world and alternate reality that you live in. If for the sake of argument, I buy in your argument (which is ridiculous btw) does it justify occupation, illegal settlements , killing of civillians
I know it's the worst timing but yeah. And like. We really want it too. I really hope there'll be a mass lawsuit against soldiers who abused anyone at any point. They deserve prison and for a long, long time.
I really think most of this can be avoided if our army would teach our soldiers at the vary least BASIC arabic, I mean it's not that hurd once you know hebrow, just some words like "Ahlan, where is your ID? and goodbye" and add more soldiers to cheackpoints so that they wouldn't have to wait hours to pass, it would go more smoothly and the soldiers would be less tired and annoyed from the amount of people and the stress
@@bernardcornellisvanmeijere4375 yea, exactly, they know some, but they don't know enough to communicate, and that's hard for someone that give Service (scurity) to this people every day.
@perakole I'm just reporting it as it is, we usually have native Arabic speakers in the unit so they invest less in us, I wanted to do an Arabic course but they said that we have enough Bedouin and Druze in the unit so there was no need.
@Tenghu Norizan There is zero Israeli presence in the Gaza Strip for many years now. So there are no security check points or settlers to bother them. All the problems,shortages, corruption and suffering are the direct responsibility of the actions of the Hamas regime. It has nothing to do with Israel or Egypt.
@@ozymandias8523 Every day trucks transporting hundreds of tons of goods enter the Gaza Strip through Erez Terminal. Buisness men and traders from Gaza have permits to move freely in Israel. Thousands of men over a certain age ( 40 or 45 ), who have been vetted, have permits to work in Israel all week, sleeping overnight in Israel. Palestinians in Gaza with seriouse medical problems ( cancer enc.. ) receive free treatment in Israeli hospitals. Israel supplies Gaza with electricity, land-line telephone, drinking water. If you have balls, then don't delete your post.
Iraqi Israeli LOL genocide as the Arab population has increased 1200% since Israel was reclaimed 72 years ago. I guess Israel should hire Islamists in India who have k1lled an estimated 100 million plus Hindus. Estimates have it as high as 400 million to reach them how to commit gen’ocide.
@@farouqomaro598It's forbidden in the Quran. I know there are Muslim countries where alcohol consumption is very accepted but from what I know it's considered haram in the Quran. I'm a jew from Israel so I'm no professional but I have Muslim friends and that's what I know from Palestinian culture.
@@farouqomaro598 Farouq, we in Muslims in Palestine take it very seriously, I apologize but they would not accept a drink of alcohol unless they were Christian.
Truth is every palestinian suffers doesn't matter its a school going kid r older people by the Israeli army its very sad I hope peace will prevail one day .
Check points were put into place after decades of indiscriminate terrorism, bus bombings and intifadas. No one wants the check points or the walls, but they’re necessary for both Israelis AND Palestinians (death toll and casualties of Israelis and Palestinians both went down after the wall & checkpoints). It’s a sad situation.
I dont think any army anywhere is designed to create nice experience they are to control and conquer from Immoral times...the nice stuff they do is a modern invention..
If the IDF didn’t exist, all Israelis would be dead by now (that includes children and innocent people that Pro-Palestinian activists always talk about). Yeah, it’s very sad, and I wish there wasn’t a conflict or a war between Israelis and Palestinians because both sides suffer but Israel needs protection, just as much as any other country under attack.
interviewer is super rude in his requests/questions for details and clarifications. be grateful they agreed to be interviewed. sometimes even rude to the translator.
@@weshouldsaveourselves6780 its a shame how many people believe this terrorist propaganda, the palestinian nationalists arent going through a fraction of what they claim they are, and they did plenty of stuff to deserve what they are going through
@@yonatanmonneler1744 do you not see whats going on. its not a war. its not a fight for justice. its a one sided thing. israel is one of the mot powerful countries and militarised countries in the world. its defences and attacks are far superior than what the Palestinians have in gaza etc. how many palestinians have died versus israeli jews? you answer me that and see for yourself how one sided and unfair this conflict is and how the media especially anti islam media has made it seem like a fair conflict or israel being the victim. do your research and answer that question. casualties on each side
@@yonatanmonneler1744 so you dont want to answer the question or face the facts. compare the number of deaths from the Palestinians and the israeli jews. if you shy away from this then you havent truly understood this conflict.
Resistant not terrorist..hamas and fatah only exist after immigrant settler from russia,poland,america etc refer oslo 2 etc..what palestinian against was they claim part of that promise land while they just convert or in aliyah program no dna from jew or isreal at all..and take palestinian land forcely..at first palestine accept immigrant who run away from hitler masscare..later they take palestinian land little by little thats make them piss off..thats why if you ask palestine did they hate jew or isreal..the answer will be no..they didnt have problem the orthodox..except the secular one..esp the zionist.Fyi palestine they not allowed to have their own army(isreal)will threat them..only local police who didnt have authority power..if isreal citizen do wrong thing or guilty in crime in palestine..they cannot be judge in palestine court..while palestinian will be just on isreal court(civil)only except sharia court in palestine(not crime) isreal will not interfere.Check all peace aggrement oslo,balfour all that not fair for palestinian or even human..even dog got more rights.
@@abdallaha92 "they are banned from building in 60 percent of the West Bank". The army has been destroying israeli settlements in many places, so don't think of it as one-sided
@Starhopper i see you everywhere having that much of hate for them , ever tried to communicate with one ? Please do i was dumb and blinded just like you . The best way to solve a conflict is by sitting down and talking . Try finding a will to talk a palestinian and you will be surprised , they dont hate the jews rhey hate the government , they dont despise the settlers they dont agree with where they live according to 1967 agreement . Out of their population you will find 5-7% extremist and shour death to israel and the other 93% dont want anything to do with that shit . They just want to live man , they are people as much as we are . Before telling me whose land it is or whatsoever , have a little empathy and with that empathy you whole hatred will dissappear . I am not expecting you to do so , just try .
@Starhopper Thats no where near the truth , as much as you dont wanna give up your rights to that land after 2000 years of the jewish people imigrated to avoid persecutions and you are defending the land now , they are doing the same more than 2 million had already fled that area coz they wanna avoid wars ( the 2 m that fled are capable of imigrating coz of the social/economical status ) anw , i watch coreys videos and i believe peace can be achived , thing is non of both nations is willing to start it coz they believe its a sign of weakness and letting go of the rights ... but to be honest if you just start looking at the other side as you look at your self " A Human" and we humans makes mistakes then all will change . There is a video on youtube idk if you have watched it but its called " Can Israelis and Palestinians see eye to eye" go watch it and see , how both sides were just too blinded .
@Erez Cohen Oh youve gotta be kidding me. Wake up my friend, stop following the Israeli media and look at whats happening. I can link countless reports and cases of Palestinians being oppressed and violated by Israeli officers and hateful people. But don't deny whats clearly happening in the world and something which a person with eyes can see.
@Erez Cohen The Israeli government and media doesnt give two craps about the welfare of Palestinians. To deny the violation and oppression of the Palestinian people is like denying the holocaust ever happened.
the interviewer is starting to get on my nerve. i understand he's most likely jewish (hence biased), but he seems to get pretty agitated by some of these answers, like he's not even trying to hide it. dude, if these subjects trigger you, maybe you should make videos about something else.
As soon as someone says something negative about israelis you interrupt them and ask another question. The Interviewer is the most unauthentic interviewer ever trying to manipulate certain answers. Definetely trying to make Palestinians look bad.
2 years for throwing molotov on cop or military cars? He's lucky it wasn't more. And it's not only about Israel. There are places in the world where you wouldn't even come to prison alive after this.
@Starhopper Actually, is the Israeli's who believe that both the Sun and the Earth revolve around them. Remember, they believe that they are 'the Chosen Ones.' They told themselves that many centuries ago.
@@2512011leo it's a sovereign country defending itself hence it is called IDF ...ISRAELI DEFENSE FORCE. Abbas is once again having a tizzy fit, as for umpteenth time is about to reject a Palestinian state. Yawn. 100 years of chronic Arab REJECTIONISM relates to the timeline of chronic Arab REJECTIONISM. Read it on Dr. GOOGLE.
As person who speak Hebrew Arabic and English, your co worker don’t translate the question right a lot of time, she make people answer what she wanna hear from them, and not the answer for your question 100%, And your question are really simple.
everyone here who is criticizing the interviewer, go watch his other videos. He always tries push people so and take the other side against them, I see a lot of people throwing shade on him when he does this to Palestinians but only praise when he does this to Israelis. Also, Free Palestine
Around 2:46 someone from inside the shop was yelling at the guy, I didn't fully get it, but I think they were telling him that he can't show off his English. Sorry serious matter, but it made me laugh!
as an Israeli this is so fcking sad. these are literally regular people. I hate both governments, I wish we could all just live in the same country. I don't care about religion.
Yeah I agree I think most Arabs and Jews want to get along but the war pig politicians financially benefit from causing more bloodshed and division. It's way more of a political issue than a religious issue. Salam/shalom.
There are some oppinions differences between youth and old people.The old people have not so much negatives experiences with israeli soldiers and means that he could coexisting in peace with the jews,while the youngs haves all negative experiences.... look theyr faces when they speak about IDF...
nah the translator is doing fine, Arabic is my native languag, but the thing is that translating from arabic to english can be tricky sometimes due to the difference in vocabulary
@Realyisraeliii dont get the image u sent me i dont read hebrew but u r right, what i actually ment was semetic not aramic sorry, both languages are semetic ones .
@Realyisraeli Ancient Hebrew emerged from the West Aramaic branch of the Akkadian language tree of the Semetic languages, several thousand years after ancient Sumer (Sumeria).
5:14 - "When you go home from school, they throw tear gas and shoot at you (laughs)". Sorry but I can't help laughing together with her, like how many kids survived that school? xD Jokes aside, the situation seems to be quite sad :(
I think this interview is pointless and biased? At 12:02 He keeps asking if it happened to him when the man already said it so many times it happened to him?
Here is a question you can ask the Palestinians. ''What do you think of Palestinians working for Israelis in illegal settlements? And do you consider it treason?''
Question some Israelis about what exactly goes on at checkpoints. Are soldiers at the checkpoint making a decision as who is detained? or does a commander at some other location deside who gets stopped? Why are Palistines being detained for hours, days, or months?
sad that almost all of these people have had a bad experience with the israeli army. not to mention all those that are not able to talk about their experiences.. beeing locked up or dead :/
@@Linda43 no its just they are bored of this life but new genetations are still fresh and want there freedom and thats the life .. generation end and new generation continue the goal resistance will never stop until we destroy occupation
@@nashmi-8609 The problem with violent resistance is that it is unlikely to lead to the end of the occupation, quite the reverse. Building a consensus of coexistence is more likely to deliver the result, provided there's clarification that the occupation only refers to the WB and Gaza.
A Palestinian who crosses several army checkpoints everyday to work for a settlement over his village ( a besieged village!) will tell you the truth!! The only job available to him is helping his occupier build his settlement! Don't endanger these poor Palestinian's lives.
@Yoav Daniel I don't know why Palestinians are complaining about the lack of bread when they can eat cake? Why do they want their own country when they can have a nice job in a settlement?
In actual relation to the issue in question, please tell me how you will approach a job where you could lose your life or get seriously injured at any moment. I always believe in "who initiated the problem" rather than who had a worse outcome as they're presently doing in the Gaza war.
This is a very strange story, considering that there were cases when soldiers were punished for killing terrorists (by terrorists, I mean Palestinians in the process of trying to kill civilians or military). Then when it was possible to leave them alive, for example, if the terrorist was reloading his weapon or was disarmed.
I think some of those girls were lying about their experience with Israeli soldiers 🤥 I believe the last man about the settlers and the cars. Some rogue settlers are like cowboys. Lawless and terrible, messing up chances at peace between Israelis and Palestinians. Thank you for asking this question.
Yeah for one tear gas isn't cheap so soldiers just shooting tear gas at them sounds a little out there, also wasting the bullets for shooting at them doesn't sound much like the army.
So did the little syrian girl, who told the interviewer, her family is dead. They were dead and she was smiling, while her eyes were filled with tears. Or the other syrian girl, who hadn't eaten for days. "Are you Hungry", she was asked. Yes, she said and smiled. This is not a World you and I know of. It's terrible.
@@humaafandi8894 you might now know it, but I have to know it. You might have the luxury of not knowing how many of them are simply lying, or conveniently forgetting her dad is a bomb maker
Just a thought.... I wonder what the response would be from the borderline villages in Syria, from those arabs affected by the civil war. Those who approached the border of their government's enemy for help. That would be equally interesting. 🇸🇪❤🇮🇱 That said, I don't believe any country is perfect. Not Israel, not my Sweden or anything. I'm not Jewish but I'm so tired of the rising antisemitism everywhere.
Israel didnt help any syrian covilians during their civil war they were aid workers who helped, because they werent allowed to go near the borders. That being said anti semitisim is sadly getting higher these days .. we dont learn from the history. People needs to open up their eyes and ubderstand that we are all people and everyone deserves to live equally and with stability .
@@guyeshel9316 those are Druiz community i know about that story , but others like Sunni's where not allowed man. Druiz communities where and always will be supporting Israel , the same goes for Israel supporting Druiz communities . but after all just for a person to be born as a Muslim or a christian or Jewish or Buddhist , that doesn't mean that they define the person as it is , We are all humans , some of us where "lucky?" to be born in the stronger side, but that doesn't mean we should just use the power to destroy we need to use it to make the earth a peaceful place .
@Corey Martin well generalizing isn't right , coz syria had Christians,Jewish,She'it communities before that civil war (there are still some but not many ) i think only 20 Jewish family remained after that war from 1000 people that were living there before that civil war , idk about christians but most of them left too , or they also dont deserve any type of help ? and not all Sunni's are bad , if any person is a terrorist/extremist they deserve to be put in prison forever . but sadly people are being brainwashed by such shit .
I don't understand how any man can do something like that to these beautiful young women 7:20 . Always because allegedly someone threw rocks at the guards
It's a long period since rhe Othomans califfa leaves away 1918 and British army took of the positions of othomans callifate. In this period jews and Kenan s weren't reach but in othomans period were peace. THIS peace it's difficult to find in nowadays, thanks the British prot. Rulers.
Interviewer: Did you have a negative experience with the Israeli army? Palestinian: Yes, They shot at us. Interviewer: But you did something bad, right? Palestinian: No Interviewer: You didn't throw any stone?! You're SURE? Throwing doubt on Palestinians and not Israelis
u obviously dont watch this guy, he always goes with the narrative given to him. He throws doubt on both, also it wouldn’t be surprising if he was genuinely surprised by her terrible experience.
The one thing I can't understand, why the first girl is smiling while she talks about how they bitted her and how they took her dad. I can't understand it
Very weird indeed. As though it's funny to be beaten up. Her eyes sure don't seem to reflect any kind of trauma from that incident. They're smiling just like the rest of her face, which makes me doubt the veracity of her statement.
I once met a Palestinian woman, who said to me that her boyfriend is an Israeli Army officer. At first I fell from the sky. Then she said that once she was in Hebron and there a settler came to s** harass her. Then her boyfriend, who was heavily armed that time, came for her rescue. This made him a hero in her eyes. I thought maybe the 76 year old enmity will end through their love story
To all those people asking why they are smiling it's because they don't want to give the people who wronged them the satisfaction of getting under their skin or nervous laughter because we are not used to having cameras in our faces or talking to strangers knowing that it will be uploaded on the internet In the middle of the street in front of everybody walking by we are a preserved people so it's really uncommon for us
I think what u wrote is beautiful but knowing my people we really don't take things seriously that's how we cope if we are to let our emotions out than We'll never have a happy day like imagine going through a check point every day ir having your neighbourhood raided every week We smile and joke about it that's how we keep going I've seen teen smile and laugh about being beat and detained by the army that's how they cope@@martinjugolin2087
I'll give you an experience, I'm a descendant of Palestinians grandparents on both sides. Both my parents were born after the occupation and I have no family members in Palestine. I have no family members who are activists or anything out of the norm. I'm a citizen of the US and Jordan. I tried going to Palestine once and they illegally denied me entry for absolutely no reason. I called the US embassy and they said it's illegal, it happens, and there's nothing we can do about it.
Maybe you tried to pass by Israël to Palestine. That’s denied for almost all strangers from several countries that doesn’t have extradition law to Israël for crime committed into NATO.
But you can cross the border when you come from Queen Alia in Jordan, there’s no checkpoint.
Why do you want to go in a war country, without having family members into when you come from US ? That’s a good question they might ask for and that could be the reason of their suspicions.
@@karlvaopa3871 to reiterate: they gave me the reason and it was illegal under israeli law, as written it their laws and as stated by the US embassy.
@@rb49352 if you say it, it must be true !
@@karlvaopa3871 tbh i dont give two craps what u think... im the american, im the voter... see the people on congress calling israel out? I donate to their campaigns, canvas for them, vote for them and they write bills and resolutions exposing israel and depriving it of its unearned american privileges... so a zionist nobody on youtube not believing me is not on my list of worries
@@rb49352 I believe you, some people choose to be willfully ignorant. "Oh my god, who would've guessed that Israel is not a law abiding country"
The first girl interviewed seems so kind. I'm sorry that she and her family had to go through something like that. I hope she's doing well!
Shes one of tens of thousands
Im just 1:43 seconds in and I'm astounded how geniunely the first 3 people responded with a light heart, and a smile.. That place where they are reminds me a lot of where I grew up. Beautiful land.
If you were being abused by a soldier anywhere in the world, would you be smiling and chewing gum, like the young girls here?
@@avi3860 abused with restraint and curtesy then yes I'd smile :)
@@avi3860 there is people whom families were killed and still smiling
You have to keep your life
It is somthink that someone like you will never understand
You are thinking in a sick way
Mentaly and psycho sikness
"If she had a bad experience in her life she can't smile any more"
If you think this way i don't think there is a hope to wait peace from people like you
@Erez Cohen they were smiling because they keep having faith, hope, patience and resilience in their hearts. That's what brave people do when something bad hits them.
@Erez Cohen
Zionist fascism is hitting them
6:56 The term "price tag settler" refers to those militants among the Israeli settlers who engage in vandalism or violence against Palestinian communities, the Israeli Army, and Israeli leftists critical of settlements, as their way of making them "pay the price" for real or imagined attacks against settlers and the settlements.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Price_tag_policy
This is usually teenagers not adults. It is almost always done in response to Arab aggression towards settlements or settlers. The police have a zero tolerance towards it.
They should be exiled to Gaza in my opinion
@@Linda43 This kid who got stabbed in the arm in all likelihood did nothing wrong; he was just in the wrong place at the wrong time, and was of the wrong identity group. The settler militants may be young (it's hard to say for sure, since it doesn't seem like the authorities can even come up with a consistent estimate of how many there are), but that doesn't make them any less terrifying. And while I'm sure the settler militants see Palestinians as their primary enemies, they have also lashed out at Israeli security forces and Jewish peace activists - anyone whom they see as opposing them.
www.haaretz.com/israel-news/.premium-settlers-attack-soldiers-arriving-to-evacuate-west-bank-outpost-1.5996468
www.timesofisrael.com/idf-soldier-lightly-injured-by-rock-in-violent-clash-with-settlers/
www.timesofisrael.com/police-settlers-hurl-rocks-and-slash-tires-of-response-force-in-west-bank/
www.timesofisrael.com/settlers-attack-left-wing-activists-with-bats-and-stones-in-west-bank-footage-shows/
www.timesofisrael.com/settlers-accused-of-beating-volunteers-aiding-palestinian-olive-harvest/
I mention this mainly because a lot of people, especially overseas, have no idea that settler violence even exists, much less that the perpetrators attack Jewish as well as Arab people - whoever they perceive to be enemies of the settlements.
Linda Steckel you mean illegal settlers
It's groups of teenagers, not necessarily from settlements acting as response or "revenge" after terrorist attacks. Usually the "revenge" is graffiti or puncture of tires. Which is unacceptable of course and police have no tolerance to those idiots. But to say that they acting "under army protection" is bullshit of course.
Be it any religion, being a tyrant is not acceptable.
Min Tin It’s not the definition of tyranny
Rahimzai The fact palestinians live there doesn’t make them the political owners of the land.
Judas Iscariot Ok, they can live in Israel.
Judas Iscariot Thats a Fuckin lie. Israel offered the Palestinians a state of their own. Camp David 2000. West Bank and Gaza, ending occupation. They refused. They don’t want just those areas. They want all of Israel. And that’s the basic problem of the story
@@nitsannishri5038 Hey you are evicted from your house but look I have this dog house you can move into? fair deal?
The sad part is that this is such common experience for these people, that it has become routine. It’s hard to describe some unique experience when it’s happening all the time.
imagine living in a permanent state of ptsd
The Israelis are in fear as well because they’re surrounded by terrorists that hate them for existing. Don’t get me started on the terrorist organization called Hamas
@@josmith5419 hamas does not represent Palestinians. Please educate yourself on who is who in the conflict, then id take your comments seriously.
@@OGD007 you don’t seem to know the conflict. Hamas represents Gaza.
@@josmith5419 u seem to forget that israel was founded through the irgun " a terrorist orginization" that used to bomb buildings , with people in them and kidnap them too
hamas , with all it's bad , is a resistance system and that's their constitutional right to fight against an occupation.
Why they need to go to the checkpoint in their own country!! Not logic at all !!
exactly
Because palestine it's not a country yet
It's quite sad, but even in Syria there used to be many checkpoints because of the high crime rate so they had to check people often.. It's very annoying and is unfair but it doesn't solve problems either
@Moha Yaseen israel was created after the ww2 because the ottoman empire was fighting with the nazis and lost the war
Because the Jews needed somewhere safe to live.
Isnt it because Hamas wants to destroy Israel, by killing the Jews?
I wonder if the gov in palestine was peaceful it would be different
Can you ask Israeli soldiers the same questions from your videos? Can you show us checkpoints and how people are treated? Excellent videos. Thanks for taking the time to film and edit it and of course for positing it for our benefit. Keep up the good work! -Migs
this is a good idea
Then you would need to do this with a hidden camera. You cant just film a checkpoint there and if you get permittance as press, ofc everyone would behave civilized and after protocol.
Would be next level for Corey to do documentary style videos.
They will say they are the victims and if they dont oppress and kill someone else will
Lol like that's likely to happen 😂😂 naive yet soo fragile
You can just see that they are so used to being constantly checked and searched that these questions don’t even surprise them. The soldiers are always interrogating then at the very least and that alone is such an oppression to live under on a day to day basis!!
Ehh, not fun for anyone to live in a country that has israel need for security
That's exactly the point, I believe!
These checkpoints came to be with the walls after the intifadas. True that soldiers are sometimes assholes and all, but if interrogation can prevent suicide bomber from entering then it's preferable lol
Getting asked a few questions to not get suicide bombed > going on your merry way and getting suicide bombed
@@networknomad5600
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They were "Pay the price settlers". Oh ya, lets not talk about that. Swiftly moving on to the next victim.
@Cat Cat They are settlers that go hunt Palestinians when they feel that they need to take revenge from something. They target ordinary citizens. I think they burnt a baby once and celebrated it. Very racist group of people similar to ISIS that takes law into their own hand within occupied territories aka settlements!
Ya that pissed me off how he just passed that statment...ppl need to know what it is
couldn't help noticing how lovely these people are
Sure. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Palestinian_suicide_attacks
@@zavtradnem And I could send countless links of IDF human rights abuses, that doesn't mean all Israelis are war criminals. But just look at how you instantly try to dehumanise all Palestinians by bringing up suicide bombings as soon as they're complimented.
Boom 🎇
Lovely is understatement en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_Authority_Martyrs_Fund#:~:text=The%20scheme%20has%20been%20described,so%2Dcalled%20%E2%80%9Cmartyrs%E2%80%9D.
@@ChillWithNaz you jihadi are dehuminising yourself no one else en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_Authority_Martyrs_Fund#:~:text=The%20scheme%20has%20been%20described,so%2Dcalled%20%E2%80%9Cmartyrs%E2%80%9D.
I can also give my own experience. I was born in Nablus, West Bank, I was three years old when the intifada began, but I left Palestine when I turned eleven when my family immigrated to Europe for a better future.
During the short time I've lived there, the most negative experiences I had were the frequent, random tear gas attacks. One time I particularly remember how unpleasant it was, I was walking from school with my 2 sisters and an IDF car passed by and threw a tear gas bomb near us (it was just a random day, very few people on the street minding their own bussiness) and the bomb hit a teen boy right in the head, he was like 20 meters away from us at most. He seemed in so much distress, fell to the ground and was violently trying to clear his head and coughing. We were rushed into a store close by and they closed the door. I could barely breath and the tears were burning my cheeks, I couldn't picture how bad it was for that kid, and for what?
Another frequent negative thing were the curfews. Random curfews were set in place and we could not leave the house even to buy food. We would stay home from school for days and delay everything just because our illegal occupiers felt like it.
Another negative experience I had was when the soldiers would randomly search our homes. They would gather the young boys and men in a place, guarding them with weapons, and the children, women and elderly in another, but all outside the home, and search the house. Sometimes if they would find any weapons or something they did not like, they would detain men and young boys. Although none of my family members were detained, I have some friends from childhood who were detained after I left the country, some of them held in solitary confinement for long periods of time.
Finally one experience I remember is when one time they stormed the city unannounced (which sometimes happened) and a tank appeared near my school. I was in class and could see everything through the window. There were young boys throwing stones, so obviously they started shooting and throwing gas bombs, the whole school full of children panicked, there was crying and yelling everywhere, we had to be sent home in ambulances and random cars for safety and because we were so many and not all of our parents could come pick us up. It was horrible.
Anyway, I would like to conclude by saying that I somewhat empathize with a lot of soldiers. They are 18 years old most of the time, so practically kids, brainwashed into terrorizing some random people in an occupied territory. And refusal to comply can land you in prison. I do not condemn the soldiers, but the Israeli government, and the western states for not interfering and cutting army funds. Israel should be allowed to have its own state, but continuous expansion of illegal settlements in the West Bank and this inhumane treatment of the people whose land is stolen is unacceptable.
But this was all in the middle of an intafada. By what you said I'm guessing it's the second. And it amazes me that you can't question a lot of things. Like what if you remember some stuff wrong or maybe they detained them because they had illegal weapons. And not compiling with the police would send you to jail in every western country. Stop acting like Israel needs to be punished for acting like every other fucking state would.
@@BigBubba6969 Yes isra*li terrorist group should be punished for their crimes against Palestinian people
@@BigBubba6969 Listen closely, Amit. She's telling her story.
Beautiful story, except I wouldn't be so gratuitous the soldiers- who have a brain and a consciousness to question things. Many in Breaking the Silence have, and history is filled with conscientious objectors who refused to support oppression.
As a Euro, get out. We're sick of said group in our land. You're also a "settler" in foreign land.
You can't complain about Israelis settling if you yourself "wanted a better life"
Now watch the one where Corey asks Israelis why they humiliate Palestinians. "I have never done that, we are the most ethical army in the world." "Raymond Shaw is the kindest, bravest, warmest, most wonderful human being I've ever known in my life."
Very well trained liars, IDF soldiers
@Michael Bar (G1) There have been checkpoints and occupation zones since Nakhba you liar. There are suicide bombers because you illegally encroach on their land and brutalise them.
@Michael Bar (G1) the side with the bigger military force and backing becomes the bigger man and admits their wrongs so we can work to de-radicalize their opposition. At the end of the day even the native Americans fought in some cases, it’s only human nature to see your home taken from you and be filled with hate or be used by people trying to cause harm because they share your pain.
@@JacenSolo0 That is so not true! And please stop with the name calling.
At 2:46, Corey put in the subtitles that the interviewee said "it's about the balance" and then the interpreter and Corey repeated after him "The balance?", but he was most likely saying "the barriers" , and he repeated it again. Then he said "Moving between cities" and discussed an incident that happened to him at checkpoint, which made it clear he was talking about "barriers" to me (i.e., maHsomim, checkpoints). Yes, his English pronunciation wasn't that great but if I can figure it out from context, so can Corey. Not only does he need to do a betterjob translating, he also needs to subtitle more accurately for English.
Hi. This is the translator. Thank you for this very helpful feedback.
@@monamie691 Sorry for being harsh, you and Corey (mostly) do an excellent job . It's easy to criticize, but I can't help it.
:-)
@@guywhousesapseudonymonyout4272 au contraire! Thank you!
Keep watching and i look forward to more of your observant comments.
@Someone actually corey asked "how often do you get respectful behaviour from israeli soldier" but she asked "how far do you interact with soldier to whom you can smile ?" Thatswhy the man answered based on her "unclear question"
im replying to this comment so more people see it, do the same!
This is absolutely heartbreaking 😩
Heart breaking that the isuee Is just checkpoints and Palestinian terrorists
Yah, hearing so much bs in a short amount of time is heartbreakening.
Well, I used to be a soldier in those places, as soldiers, we are taught always to be respectful towards the locals , of course there are soldiers who are filled with hate towards them, and then will not be so nice when dealing with them as well, but even that is not to the point of just randomly shooting someone (The soldier will be sent to jail).
Tear gas is being used against violent , stone throwing gatherings of Arabic youths(Sadly it happens everyday), meant to spread them out and stop them from proceeding.
If tear gas doesn't stop them from proceeding towards Jewish areas (Roads and such, which is their objective of throwing the stones at), then the soldiers will use rubber shots (Not live fire) , which are pretty good at suppressing these gatherings without actually taking lives.
Live fire is only used when there is immediate life threat of civilians/soldiers, and only then it is used.
As for the checkpoints, they are meant to stop any suspicious approaching vehicles, along with the information we are receiving, The suspicious / looked after vehicles, will be stopped by the soldiers and checked out, these mostly end up in a "Hello" and "Goodbye" between the locals and the soldiers after 2 minutes, and if there is a reason for suspecting the vehicle/driver/passengers, they will be held up for up to few hours , until they are taken forward to further investigation or set free by the time the soldiers deem them innocent.
For the people saying Israeli soldiers broke into their homes, It is true, arrests are taking place in these regions , but be sure that Israeli soldiers are not breaking into random people's houses in the middle of the night just because they feel like it.
These arrests are meant to take terrorists/people who had done something like throwing molotovs/ opened fire(etc), and they end up being investigated and each person gets dealt with according to the law.
From my experience as a soldier, I never had to open fire towards anyone, and gladly so.
As you can see, this situation is very complicated, and it will only get worse as the education systems (Way more prominent in the palestinian authorities) are in favor of hate towards each other, filled with propaganda, and it's just sad to see it happening.
Perhaps might get easier if we evacuated some of these settlements?
A very good description.
That would be ethnic cleansing. We can't do that.......
@@williamvandenbroeck3849 I suppose you are referring to the military's activity in those areas, yes it would be easier for the military , and also for the locals living there, but there is a big political debate regarding the settlements(There are many side effects, pros and cons that need to be considered).
Personally I don't want to get too political here as I am just trying to show the non biased truth about what is happening regarding the everyday friction between the military and the locals.
Kobi G We all know what Russian, Chinese or their fellow Arabsxwould do to them if they tried that behavior with them!
Kudos to those Palestinians who can speak English!
There is a female translator for them....
pretty irrelevant, English is absolutely unnecessary for them. If you go to visit Palestine, I would not expect you to speak arabic, so you shouldnt expect the reverse :)
@@anisfarhad1506 but for sure their future is not only in that small area?? If they want to study and be something else than shop-keepers or restaurant-owners then they need English!! Theymight want to get an education and be doctors or lawyers or dentists or something?? I had a Palestinian boyfriend back in the 80's, he was from Ramallah, he spoke English perfect, he told me their English-teacher had been American!
@@anisfarhad1506 I always wonder though, when you would see Israeli PMs laughing with American presidents and the Palestinian leaders kind of trailing along in the background.... had they spoken English, maybe the Americans would have heard more of their side.
- I was imprisoned for throwing rocks.
- That's harsh.
- Oh and a molotov cocktail
Rocks can kill too btw
It's interesting how you only brought up that one incident.
Provided that this happened in Ramallah, it would be “harsh” to be detained for killing 1000 IDF soldiers. Why are they in the West Bank? You’re lying to yourself if you think people wouldn’t react the same way in whatever country you’re from. Lying or simply racist to Arabs. Free Palestine.
i salute you mr. for verly GOD loves the consistent good deed being done. Love from Ethiopia.
The last person makes me belive in peace
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Please explain. I know it's been a year (and a war) since your last comment......
So far both sides seem to have nice people who just want peace. Bless them
@Marten DRK That's because they don't know.
Also, have you watched the video where he asked them about it?
Isreali zionists dont want peace
@@adefirman4733 Blaming only the Zios now, are we? You don't seem to have an idea about *why* they came here in the first place.
@@adefirman4733 They are not the only ones to blame for the Israeli-Arab conflict.
Unless you're talking about the WB occupation.
What did you think? They are human lmao.
Now ask the Israelis "tell me your experience with the Palestinian army"
ironic question
it makes a point
Yes, because those rockets fire out of Gaza are being fired by little green aliens?
Palestine doesnt have an army because theyre not allowed to by the Israeli government. Even the Palestinian police force is powerless in most areas because its all controlled by the IDF.
they dont have an army? if anything Hamas is a militia whose purpose is a violent retaliation to violent and unjust occupation
@Danny Al little rocket lol, that rocket could destroy a house. Even a normal RPG rocket could do it, hammas rocket was more than 5x bigger than that. Iron dome is missile, thats why it made it looks like a fire works.
would you mind mentioning next time whether they are in Area A, B, or C? I would have no idea with just the town names because i’m not familiar with the area. I think it’s really relevant in discussing interactions with israeli authority
There is no such thing Area a,b,c there is only west Bank
@@aleksyaghjyan2382 thats not true
@@hageneesje Area A B C is isreali names there is just west Bank
@@aleksyaghjyan2382 The Oslo II Accord divided West Bank into three administrative divisions: Areas A, B and C. The distinct areas were given different statuses, according to their governance pending a final status accord: Area A is exclusively administered by the Palestinian National Authority; Area B is administered by both the Palestinian Authority and Israel; and Area C, which contains the Israeli settlements, is administered by Israel. Areas A and B were chosen in such a way as to just contain Palestinians, by drawing lines around Palestinian population centers at the time the Agreement was signed; all areas surrounding Areas A and B were defined as Area C.[1]
@@hageneesje isreal is palestine the day will come when the zionist state will fail
The lady’s translation is onnnn point
They are always making jokes at checkpoints...and once there was a soldier staring at me and at my photo in my ID and making jokes about my looks.
Sorry that happened to you.
Even in America that happens though. It's also happened to me before as well, when someone (a cop, actually) looked at my ID and laughed.
Made me feel sad and hurt. They didn't apologize either.
But I did get over it and even without any casualties.👍
Sounds more like adolescent awkwardness in front of a young attractive woman.
It was probably a druze soldier hitting on you😜😜😜
You can probably file a complaint.... or ask him whats so funny..... still better then a jordanian army checkpoint .
Wowwwww what a violence and your ok now?
Possible to ask Palestinians and Israeli Arabs what they understand regarding the Israeli conflict?
The sane ones will realize the only good solution is to split the land.
@BVEmasTRUTH belgium refuses to give me choclate!
@BVEmasTRUTH Israel don't give money and beer!
@@davidweiss9891 israeli dont have rights to split whats not theirs
@@Jacobson47 It is theirs. It is also said in the Quran, react to me if you want chapter/verse.
1:48 I really like the cobblestone wall and the gate.
Interviewer: was the experience at the checkpoint positive or negative
Palestinian: oh definitely negatively, it’s an OCCUPATION
Interviewer ignoring the obvious:yeh but did they hit you beat you
Me:SMH
He wants personal anecdotes...
@@Eliraphster How can he have personal anecdotes when he makes no effort to have a conversation and make a person feel comfortable. YAWN.
@@zoeyofford2188 When you are stopping random people on the street to talk to them, they are usually going somewhere they need to be, and time is limited.
This person is an Israely Canadian that is why he is so bias in his questioning.
he is no israeli, but he is jewish.
@@idovogel9398 he's Israeli he lives on Haifa
When you hear these responses its a good idea to imagine how you'd feel living under those conditions. He gives the soldiers excuses, ie they're just following orders but thats not good enough. When I was in the army I was posted to northern Ireland during the troubles. As I knew an Irish guy in training who told me the reality of occupation I refused to go on conciencious grounds because I didn't think it was right.. 'Do unto others as you'd have done to yourself'. Thats a motto I've lived my life by...
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I feel you man lool
@soia , i see you hating me for being an arab ? Well guess what i am not LMAO 😂
Elias Hazboun Wouf wouf lierrrrrrrrrrrrr
i asked 2 male muslims in bethlehem about harassment. 1 emphatically said "never." the other would repeat a mantra both times when i asked him -- "i'm a human being same as u, deserving the same rights and dignity..." in other words, there was no specific act of harassment he'd endured. both were educated and young.
Palsstinians in Bethlehem/Ramallah is different than the rest of the West Bank.
Iraqi Israeli what is the defferance? even i cant see any defferances between arabs and jewes came from arab countries
@@wesamhabeeb4977 , they are more westernized. In fact many Bethlehemites were upset when Israel handed over the city to the Palestinian Authority and became Israeli citizens.
@@wesamhabeeb4977 , Elias Freijj the A,rab Christian mayor of Bethlehem begged Israel not to hand over Bethlehem to the Palestinian Authority
Met many families in betheleem and hebron and its not as completely what u tryin to prove sorry
Should it be okay to be occupied if occupiers treat u nicely?
No not at all,
What occupiers? The arabs have turned down every chance of peace and coexistence they were ever offered, they chose this as a way to completely get rid of Israel which is their true goal.. That is the sad truth.
@@benfeld659 What is sad is the fantasy world and alternate reality that you live in. If for the sake of argument, I buy in your argument (which is ridiculous btw) does it justify occupation, illegal settlements , killing of civillians
@@benfeld659 i think the occupiers ment here are the jews.
@@hafiznuman7073 What makes you think that way? Occupying their land and give peace in return?
Why the hell would u have to go through a checkpoint to move IN YOUR OWN COUNTRY
Absolutely good point!
Because of the terrorism Israel faced during the Second Intifada
i agree with last one ...we need peace
Tell that to hamas
I know it's the worst timing but yeah. And like. We really want it too. I really hope there'll be a mass lawsuit against soldiers who abused anyone at any point. They deserve prison and for a long, long time.
@@user-sd2ui7io7f tell that to your zionist and terrorist government who keep imposing a system of apartheid toward Palestinians
@@user-sd2ui7io7f fk them lol
I really think most of this can be avoided if our army would teach our soldiers at the vary least BASIC arabic, I mean it's not that hurd once you know hebrow, just some words like "Ahlan, where is your ID? and goodbye" and add more soldiers to cheackpoints so that they wouldn't have to wait hours to pass, it would go more smoothly and the soldiers would be less tired and annoyed from the amount of people and the stress
We do learn some basic Arabic, just the Jewish soldiers don't know enough to converse in Arabic.
If ever i have heard a more sensible idea. I agree.
@@bernardcornellisvanmeijere4375
yea, exactly, they know some, but they don't know enough to communicate, and that's hard for someone that give Service (scurity) to this people every day.
@perakole I'm just reporting it as it is, we usually have native Arabic speakers in the unit so they invest less in us, I wanted to do an Arabic course but they said that we have enough Bedouin and Druze in the unit so there was no need.
@perakole I haven't heard of a shooting from a few months ago, can you post an article about it?
There will be more sad story if you do this in gaza
Sad story? They are Hamas terrorist organising .you know how much rockets they send to Israel .stupid
Obesity rate is high in Gaza!
maybe the story will conclude a kid dying from a heart attack?
@Tenghu Norizan There is zero Israeli presence in the Gaza Strip for many years now. So there are no security check points or settlers to bother them. All the problems,shortages, corruption and suffering are the direct responsibility of the actions of the Hamas regime.
It has nothing to do with Israel or Egypt.
@@trespire yeah but they have the gaza strip blocked...
@@ozymandias8523 Every day trucks transporting hundreds of tons of goods enter the Gaza Strip through Erez Terminal. Buisness men and traders from Gaza have permits to move freely in Israel. Thousands of men over a certain age ( 40 or 45 ), who have been vetted, have permits to work in Israel all week, sleeping overnight in Israel. Palestinians in Gaza with seriouse medical problems ( cancer enc.. ) receive free treatment in Israeli hospitals. Israel supplies Gaza with electricity, land-line telephone, drinking water.
If you have balls, then don't delete your post.
“I’ve spent 2 years in Israeli prison” Corey ‘s next question, do you have any other experience with the army? I love the channel btw
@DonaldJ fully agreed
Corey's question made sense since the guy admitted it was because he threw rocks and a Molotov cocktail on military cars
why the fuck there is an Israeli army in their land from the first place, this is actually occupation @@sups1690
Well next time anybody says Israel is committing geonocide just show them this video 😂😂
@NP CHE , your mom is Israeli propaganda
Iraqi Israeli LOL genocide as the Arab population has increased 1200% since Israel was reclaimed 72 years ago. I guess Israel should hire Islamists in India who have k1lled an estimated 100 million plus Hindus. Estimates have it as high as 400 million to reach them how to commit gen’ocide.
Israel still commits genocide against Palestinians. Doesn’t nullify that fact.
Chewing gum and smiling while telling how hard it is, is a crime against humanity.
dayoos
That last man was an amazing guy. What a very clear outlook on the world. I hope you bought him a beer or something :)
If he is a devoted muslim than he can't drink alcohol... so maybe a fruit juice or something.
@@Tibbs142 How do you know? I know many Muslims who are devoted to their religion and see no harm enjoying a pint or two.
@@farouqomaro598It's forbidden in the Quran. I know there are Muslim countries where alcohol consumption is very accepted but from what I know it's considered haram in the Quran. I'm a jew from Israel so I'm no professional but I have Muslim friends and that's what I know from Palestinian culture.
@@farouqomaro598 Farouq, we in Muslims in Palestine take it very seriously, I apologize but they would not accept a drink of alcohol unless they were Christian.
@@farouqomaro598 theirs literally an aya in sura al maidah don’t be so
dense
Thats a refugee camp? With buildings, streets, and cars? Where are the tents piled on top of garbage dumps?
mey roc you’re absolutely dumb
Tales of horror told through impish grins are difficult for me to believe.
Have you seen the one (on this channel) where they claim Israelis train wild boars to raid AArab owned crop fields?
Amazing videos man!
Truth is every palestinian suffers doesn't matter its a school going kid r older people by the Israeli army its very sad I hope peace will prevail one day .
Very interesting comments by those folks. Visited Back in the 80s and i barely saw any cops or soldiers around.
Check points were put into place after decades of indiscriminate terrorism, bus bombings and intifadas. No one wants the check points or the walls, but they’re necessary for both Israelis AND Palestinians (death toll and casualties of Israelis and Palestinians both went down after the wall & checkpoints). It’s a sad situation.
@@skylar0628 yeah iv been there ever since and saw it. Very sad. For all sides.
There was no need for soldiers, Before the 1st intifada a J,ew would be able to walk into Gaza and be greeted with a smile.
@Starhopper , hey I also used to live on the green line! What neighborhood???
@Starhopper This is such an ignorant comment.
I dont think any army anywhere is designed to create nice experience they are to control and conquer from Immoral times...the nice stuff they do is a modern invention..
All soldiers work for satan.
May it happen to you and don't forget to enjoy the experience
I don't think any people in this world deserve to live under control and mercy of an army!!!
@@crystalzag7143 dude I hate all armys wether German, Israeli or American... There is no nice army
If the IDF didn’t exist, all Israelis would be dead by now (that includes children and innocent people that Pro-Palestinian activists always talk about). Yeah, it’s very sad, and I wish there wasn’t a conflict or a war between Israelis and Palestinians because both sides suffer but Israel needs protection, just as much as any other country under attack.
Great translator, bravo!
interviewer is super rude in his requests/questions for details and clarifications. be grateful they agreed to be interviewed. sometimes even rude to the translator.
The injustice and prejudice to the Palestinians is heartbreaking.
@Yoav Daniel Most cases of violation and prejudice are lies?
@@weshouldsaveourselves6780 its a shame how many people believe this terrorist propaganda, the palestinian nationalists arent going through a fraction of what they claim they are, and they did plenty of stuff to deserve what they are going through
@@yonatanmonneler1744 do you not see whats going on. its not a war. its not a fight for justice. its a one sided thing. israel is one of the mot powerful countries and militarised countries in the world. its defences and attacks are far superior than what the Palestinians have in gaza etc. how many palestinians have died versus israeli jews? you answer me that and see for yourself how one sided and unfair this conflict is and how the media especially anti islam media has made it seem like a fair conflict or israel being the victim. do your research and answer that question. casualties on each side
@@weshouldsaveourselves6780 another victim of the media's pro-palestine propaganda.
@@yonatanmonneler1744 so you dont want to answer the question or face the facts.
compare the number of deaths from the Palestinians and the israeli jews.
if you shy away from this then you havent truly understood this conflict.
ok, so the most horrible experience is yelling! I wish the Jews could say the same about the Arabs.
hold up...youre teling me the israeli army doesnt arrest people who are not involved in terrorist activity? shocking!
Did you watch the video? One man was wrongfully detained without trial for two months. Unsurprising!
@@user-ed7et3pb4o ok, and?
@@maorvilko5671 And you're wrong, the Israeli army does arrest people who aren't at all involved in terrorist activity.
Resistant not terrorist..hamas and fatah only exist after immigrant settler from russia,poland,america etc refer oslo 2 etc..what palestinian against was they claim part of that promise land while they just convert or in aliyah program no dna from jew or isreal at all..and take palestinian land forcely..at first palestine accept immigrant who run away from hitler masscare..later they take palestinian land little by little thats make them piss off..thats why if you ask palestine did they hate jew or isreal..the answer will be no..they didnt have problem the orthodox..except the secular one..esp the zionist.Fyi palestine they not allowed to have their own army(isreal)will threat them..only local police who didnt have authority power..if isreal citizen do wrong thing or guilty in crime in palestine..they cannot be judge in palestine court..while palestinian will be just on isreal court(civil)only except sharia court in palestine(not crime) isreal will not interfere.Check all peace aggrement oslo,balfour all that not fair for palestinian or even human..even dog got more rights.
So basically no ethnic cleansing and no geonocide
Genocide? No. Ethnic cleansing? Well they are banned from building in 60 percent of the West Bank. Abuses? Yeah plenty
@Starhopper In that case it's aparthied since you've got 2 different populations living under 2 different systems.
@@abdallaha92 "they are banned from building in 60 percent of the West Bank". The army has been destroying israeli settlements in many places, so don't think of it as one-sided
@Starhopper i see you everywhere having that much of hate for them , ever tried to communicate with one ? Please do i was dumb and blinded just like you .
The best way to solve a conflict is by sitting down and talking . Try finding a will to talk a palestinian and you will be surprised , they dont hate the jews rhey hate the government , they dont despise the settlers they dont agree with where they live according to 1967 agreement . Out of their population you will find 5-7% extremist and shour death to israel and the other 93% dont want anything to do with that shit . They just want to live man , they are people as much as we are . Before telling me whose land it is or whatsoever , have a little empathy and with that empathy you whole hatred will dissappear . I am not expecting you to do so , just try .
@Starhopper Thats no where near the truth , as much as you dont wanna give up your rights to that land after 2000 years of the jewish people imigrated to avoid persecutions and you are defending the land now , they are doing the same more than 2 million had already fled that area coz they wanna avoid wars ( the 2 m that fled are capable of imigrating coz of the social/economical status ) anw , i watch coreys videos and i believe peace can be achived , thing is non of both nations is willing to start it coz they believe its a sign of weakness and letting go of the rights ... but to be honest if you just start looking at the other side as you look at your self " A Human" and we humans makes mistakes then all will change .
There is a video on youtube idk if you have watched it but its called " Can Israelis and Palestinians see eye to eye" go watch it and see , how both sides were just too blinded .
Guy at 2:45 is obviously saying barriers, not balance
5:50 they felt really insecure for a bit, probably due to a passenger. Hard life under a variety of pressure.
@Erez Cohen Why would they lie, its not like it doesn't happen every day to Palestinians. Such injustice and hate towards the Palestinian people.
@Erez Cohen Oh youve gotta be kidding me. Wake up my friend, stop following the Israeli media and look at whats happening.
I can link countless reports and cases of Palestinians being oppressed and violated by Israeli officers and hateful people.
But don't deny whats clearly happening in the world and something which a person with eyes can see.
@Erez Cohen The Israeli government and media doesnt give two craps about the welfare of Palestinians.
To deny the violation and oppression of the Palestinian people is like denying the holocaust ever happened.
@Erez Cohen How so? What am i saying that they are also saying?
@Erez Cohen Ok, try being a bit more specific so i can comment on it.
the interviewer is starting to get on my nerve. i understand he's most likely jewish (hence biased), but he seems to get pretty agitated by some of these answers, like he's not even trying to hide it. dude, if these subjects trigger you, maybe you should make videos about something else.
Lol..he is highly biased, and it shows when they say something critical about his people..
Yeah dude I feel the same. That's not a good interview
And you're probably muslim?
@@escanor3699 you don’t have to be Muslim to detect bias...lol
@@escanor3699 what the hay does that have to do with anything? Smh.
As soon as someone says something negative about israelis you interrupt them and ask another question. The Interviewer is the most unauthentic interviewer ever trying to manipulate certain answers. Definetely trying to make Palestinians look bad.
2 years for throwing molotov on cop or military cars? He's lucky it wasn't more. And it's not only about Israel. There are places in the world where you wouldn't even come to prison alive after this.
@Starhopper they seem rather happy discussing their traumatic experiences with IDF.
It's occupation army not military army MF's....
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@Starhopper Actually, is the Israeli's who believe that both the Sun and the Earth revolve around them. Remember, they believe that they are 'the Chosen Ones.' They told themselves that many centuries ago.
@@2512011leo it's a sovereign country defending itself hence it is called IDF ...ISRAELI DEFENSE FORCE.
Abbas is once again having a tizzy fit, as for umpteenth time is about to reject a Palestinian state.
Yawn. 100 years of chronic Arab REJECTIONISM relates to the timeline of chronic Arab REJECTIONISM.
Read it on Dr. GOOGLE.
I havent lived here a long time
8 years!
Well he looks like he's in his early 50s/late 40s so 8 years would be less than 1/4 of his life
Because this is all 100% real and proveable
As person who speak Hebrew Arabic and English, your co worker don’t translate the question right a lot of time, she make people answer what she wanna hear from them, and not the answer for your question 100%,
And your question are really simple.
Da idf just do their job to protect 🇮🇱 from all evil
The IDF are the evil.
everyone here who is criticizing the interviewer, go watch his other videos. He always tries push people so and take the other side against them, I see a lot of people throwing shade on him when he does this to Palestinians but only praise when he does this to Israelis.
Also, Free Palestine
Yes, but he is more rude and aggressive towards Palestinians. If you watch his videos with Israelis he doesn't push them as much
Thankyou for being human
@@thomaskendell8146 I think he pushes Israelis just as much as Palestinians.
What do you mean by 'free Palestine'.....is it just west bank and Gaza or complete Israel??
@@thomaskendell8146 yes he really is
Around 2:46 someone from inside the shop was yelling at the guy, I didn't fully get it, but I think they were telling him that he can't show off his English. Sorry serious matter, but it made me laugh!
as an Israeli this is so fcking sad. these are literally regular people. I hate both governments, I wish we could all just live in the same country. I don't care about religion.
Yeah I agree I think most Arabs and Jews want to get along but the war pig politicians financially benefit from causing more bloodshed and division. It's way more of a political issue than a religious issue.
Salam/shalom.
What grade are you?
There are some oppinions differences between youth and old people.The old people have not so much negatives experiences with israeli soldiers and means that he could coexisting in peace with the jews,while the youngs haves all negative experiences.... look theyr faces when they speak about IDF...
because the IDF wants to break the young generation of Palestinians
Getting specifics out of the interviewees is hard going. Perhaps the translator is at fault but they do speak with remarkable brevity on this topic.
nah the translator is doing fine, Arabic is my native languag, but the thing is that translating from arabic to english can be tricky sometimes due to the difference in vocabulary
@@markmcelroy1872 yeah i can imagine! they are very similar languages, both derive from aramic !
@Realyisraeliii dont get the image u sent me i dont read hebrew but u r right, what i actually ment was semetic not aramic sorry, both languages are semetic ones .
@Realyisraeli Ancient Hebrew emerged from the West Aramaic branch of the Akkadian language tree of the Semetic languages, several thousand years after ancient Sumer (Sumeria).
The last guy: I don't even understand what the fuss is between us and them XDD
5:14 - "When you go home from school, they throw tear gas and shoot at you (laughs)".
Sorry but I can't help laughing together with her, like how many kids survived that school? xD
Jokes aside, the situation seems to be quite sad :(
Corey why don't you do a video at checkpoints and see how things are done?!
I think this interview is pointless and biased? At 12:02 He keeps asking if it happened to him when the man already said it so many times it happened to him?
Here is a question you can ask the Palestinians. ''What do you think of Palestinians working for Israelis in illegal settlements? And do you consider it treason?''
1:00 I had no idea Robert de niro is a Palestinian
Question some Israelis about what exactly goes on at checkpoints. Are soldiers at the checkpoint making a decision as who is detained? or does a commander at some other location deside who gets stopped? Why are Palistines being detained for hours, days, or months?
Palestinians like to argue with soldiers. soldiers can't argue, they have orders. there are clear rules of who can and can't get a permit.
Lojg lived Palestine love you and support you from Northeast indain meghalaya city shillong..and i am Cristian boy but i loved Palestine
Serious question, why was the first girl smiling while she said she got beat?
probly she remembered the boy soldier.
sad that almost all of these people have had a bad experience with the israeli army. not to mention all those that are not able to talk about their experiences.. beeing locked up or dead :/
We nead more people as the last guy.
Yes I'm Israeli and liked him, I think he has more positive feelings about Israelis because he actually worked in Israel.
Notice that the older they get the more realistic they become about their experiences
@@Linda43
no its just they are bored of this life
but new genetations are still fresh and want there freedom and thats the life .. generation end and new generation continue the goal
resistance will never stop until we destroy occupation
@@nashmi-8609 The problem with violent resistance is that it is unlikely to lead to the end of the occupation, quite the reverse.
Building a consensus of coexistence is more likely to deliver the result, provided there's clarification that the occupation only refers to the WB and Gaza.
@@nashmi-8609 You have already failed but because of your immaturity you can't see it.
Don't worry we will help you see more clearly.
A Palestinian who crosses several army checkpoints everyday to work for a settlement over his village ( a besieged village!) will tell you the truth!! The only job available to him is helping his occupier build his settlement! Don't endanger these poor Palestinian's lives.
@Yoav Daniel I don't know why Palestinians are complaining about the lack of bread when they can eat cake? Why do they want their own country when they can have a nice job in a settlement?
In actual relation to the issue in question, please tell me how you will approach a job where you could lose your life or get seriously injured at any moment. I always believe in "who initiated the problem" rather than who had a worse outcome as they're presently doing in the Gaza war.
God! This comment is one of extreme intelligence, of which, sadly, much of the world's population is seriously lacking at the moment.
This is a very strange story, considering that there were cases when soldiers were punished for killing terrorists (by terrorists, I mean Palestinians in the process of trying to kill civilians or military). Then when it was possible to leave them alive, for example, if the terrorist was reloading his weapon or was disarmed.
@@Lior_Yasherberg I don't understand you clearly
He should ask what flavour fizzy bubbalah they like best
I think some of those girls were lying about their experience with Israeli soldiers 🤥
I believe the last man about the settlers and the cars. Some rogue settlers are like cowboys. Lawless and terrible, messing up chances at peace between Israelis and Palestinians.
Thank you for asking this question.
Depends which settlement , the ones near Nablus are total wackos so I believe him 100%
Yeah for one tear gas isn't cheap so soldiers just shooting tear gas at them sounds a little out there, also wasting the bullets for shooting at them doesn't sound much like the army.
Arab girls at 5.26 are lying.
"How do you
know when a teenager is lying. ...When their lips are moving" Judge Judy
No nobody lied, If he went to other villages near Ramallah or Jerusalem most of them had a problem with Israeli army
This is the promise land of the JEWISH we can use the land with the God bless
The boy who appeared at 7 and 12 seconds is a liar because both the soldiers and the policemen do not carry knives
הוא אמר מתנחלים לא אמר שוטרים או חיילים.
-_- He said settelers, ar u dare?
The way they are laughing whenever theres a talk about stone pelting
"Did they take your dad" "yeah" *smiles*
So did the little syrian girl, who told the interviewer, her family is dead. They were dead and she was smiling, while her eyes were filled with tears. Or the other syrian girl, who hadn't eaten for days. "Are you Hungry", she was asked. Yes, she said and smiled. This is not a World you and I know of. It's terrible.
@@humaafandi8894 you might now know it, but I have to know it. You might have the luxury of not knowing how many of them are simply lying, or conveniently forgetting her dad is a bomb maker
@@jkippur oh my.. well.. 😔
I dont know about the girls in the video, but I sometimes smile when Im uncomfortable/nervous.
@@layla-dv2kt people also smile when they are lying a lot, and try not to forget *qui bono*
Just a thought.... I wonder what the response would be from the borderline villages in Syria, from those arabs affected by the civil war. Those who approached the border of their government's enemy for help. That would be equally interesting. 🇸🇪❤🇮🇱
That said, I don't believe any country is perfect. Not Israel, not my Sweden or anything. I'm not Jewish but I'm so tired of the rising antisemitism everywhere.
You are a truly and complete bro.
🇸🇪❤🇮🇱
Israel didnt help any syrian covilians during their civil war they were aid workers who helped, because they werent allowed to go near the borders. That being said anti semitisim is sadly getting higher these days .. we dont learn from the history. People needs to open up their eyes and ubderstand that we are all people and everyone deserves to live equally and with stability .
@@eliashazboun1564 Yes we did, you could just search for it yourself:
ua-cam.com/video/IIINDDySgwY/v-deo.html
@@guyeshel9316 those are Druiz community i know about that story , but others like Sunni's where not allowed man.
Druiz communities where and always will be supporting Israel , the same goes for Israel supporting Druiz communities .
but after all just for a person to be born as a Muslim or a christian or Jewish or Buddhist , that doesn't mean that they define the person as it is , We are all humans , some of us where "lucky?" to be born in the stronger side, but that doesn't mean we should just use the power to destroy we need to use it to make the earth a peaceful place .
@Corey Martin well generalizing isn't right , coz syria had Christians,Jewish,She'it communities before that civil war (there are still some but not many ) i think only 20 Jewish family remained after that war from 1000 people that were living there before that civil war , idk about christians but most of them left too , or they also dont deserve any type of help ? and not all Sunni's are bad , if any person is a terrorist/extremist they deserve to be put in prison forever . but sadly people are being brainwashed by such shit .
I don't understand how any man can do something like that to these beautiful young women 7:20 . Always because allegedly someone threw rocks at the guards
The first girl just smile
It's a long period since rhe Othomans califfa leaves away 1918 and British army took of the positions of othomans callifate. In this period jews and Kenan s weren't reach but in othomans period were peace. THIS peace it's difficult to find in nowadays, thanks the British prot. Rulers.
This guy shows u what he wants you to see
What do you mean, he leaves in israel. And he's been very objective when questioning christan, jews, israel in other videos
Interviewer: Did you have a negative experience with the Israeli army?
Palestinian: Yes, They shot at us.
Interviewer: But you did something bad, right?
Palestinian: No
Interviewer: You didn't throw any stone?! You're SURE?
Throwing doubt on Palestinians and not Israelis
u obviously dont watch this guy, he always goes with the narrative given to him. He throws doubt on both, also it wouldn’t be surprising if he was genuinely surprised by her terrible experience.
He's just asking snowflake.
Wish this video was longer
Thank you Corey and translator 👍👍👍
The one thing I can't understand, why the first girl is smiling while she talks about how they bitted her and how they took her dad. I can't understand it
Always watch the eyes. They never lie.
Linda Steckel But their eye lying too🤥🤥
Shes maybe right, but she never said why they took him
Nervousness
Very weird indeed. As though it's funny to be beaten up. Her eyes sure don't seem to reflect any kind of trauma from that incident. They're smiling just like the rest of her face, which makes me doubt the veracity of her statement.
First girl changed her story twice in a few seconds.
The second person was afraid to answer honestly 😂
I once met a Palestinian woman, who said to me that her boyfriend is an Israeli Army officer. At first I fell from the sky. Then she said that once she was in Hebron and there a settler came to s** harass her. Then her boyfriend, who was heavily armed that time, came for her rescue. This made him a hero in her eyes. I thought maybe the 76 year old enmity will end through their love story
Shit story
With an Indian...
Dude not even Jason Bourne has this.
If Corey was born as a Palestinian, he would have a different outlook on life
To all those people asking why they are smiling it's because they don't want to give the people who wronged them the satisfaction of getting under their skin or nervous laughter because we are not used to having cameras in our faces or talking to strangers knowing that it will be uploaded on the internet
In the middle of the street in front of everybody walking by we are a preserved people so it's really uncommon for us
Some say smiling through hard times is strenght, i say is toxic. Breaking down the smile to show your true side which is suffering is health
I think what u wrote is beautiful but knowing my people we really don't take things seriously that's how we cope if we are to let our emotions out than We'll never have a happy day like imagine going through a check point every day ir having your neighbourhood raided every week
We smile and joke about it that's how we keep going I've seen teen smile and laugh about being beat and detained by the army that's how they cope@@martinjugolin2087
can u show ur translator in videos?
Search for Q & A session video if you are interested in her opinions, her face were blurred for her safety.
Q: What is the experience the Christian and Muslim living under Israeli sovereignty.