The Jewish Ghetto Where It All Started
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- Опубліковано 5 чер 2024
- Something big began in this Jewish ghetto... Find out where it is and why it matter!
0:00 Intro
0:32 What is the Jewish Ghetto
4:25 Unique art from Hebrew letters
7:27 Origin of the Jews of Rome and the Arch of Titus
10:13 holocaust memorials in the ghetto
11:02 The Tiber river
12:53 Italian food tour
15:17 The Khazar theory
If I speak in a funny accent in this video, that's because it is easier for my Italian friend to understand me that way (:
Link to the Hebrew letters art gallery:
gabrielelevy.com/
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Who here has seen the arch of Titus?
I love Israel
Only in photos!!
In photos and in books.
Will be in Rome again for this mainly
@@Lorna7777 glad I inspired you!
Great video, I love Rome. It was very symbolic to see the Arch of Titus lit up in blue and white in the immediate aftermath of 7 October.
The arch of Titus is a glimpse of history
Another excellent video, greetings from Macedonia !
Macedonia, cool! Didn't know I have a follower from there (:
I hope your channel grows!
Thank you so much! Join the livestream today
Very interesting video and Mr.Levy was a great character.
He was!
I was in Rome and wasn’t aware of this! I will have to visit again especially for this. Have you ever visited Rhodes Jewish Quarters? Prayed in the Synagogue absolutely beautiful 🙏✝️🇮🇱
Awesome video mate 👌keep it up!
Thanks, will do!
Great mate !!! Nice description and thanks for the hystorical infos. Always amazing ! 🎉🎉🎉
Glad you enjoyed it
awesome channel bro bro.
Appreciate it!
We out here baby!
Alec I wish you many, many views and a good meal!
Thanks Uno dollar!
You took us very nice trips was very good keep up🎉
Thanks a lot 😊
I really love your channel.
Maybe when you visit Egypt again we meet, but I won’t appear in your channel by face because it won’t be safe for me 😅
I am from rome, cool content
Thank you!
The Romans sent most of the Jewish slaves after the destruction of Jerusalem to Hispania which later became Spain or Sefarad for those Judean slaves because it was the most western extreme of the empire. This is where the term Sephardic comes from and where Maimonides was born as a part of this community of Jews which was at one point the largest one in Europe the Jews of Spain or Sefaradim. This is why a lot of them speak a 15th-century dialect of Castilian Spanish.
The construction of the Colosseum was financed by the plunder of Judea and built by jewish slaves. I studied Greek-Latin in high school and this was not mentioned once.
I know the information from reading books of classicist Prof. Mary Beard
Super interesting, I imagine very few people are aware of this
It's weird that when you pronounce words in Italian you say them with the throaty ר (resh) sound most Israelis use ("Roma, Salvatore") but when you speak English you sound like an American and use the flat American rhotic R.
I find that speaking too much like an American is hard for some foreigners to understand
I was just recently in Israel and had the opportunity to do some agricultural volunteering in the Gaza envelope, including at a kibbuz I lived at 35 years ago.
One of my co-volunteers was an Italian Jewish 20-something guy who goes to Hebrew University, he made aliyah a few years ago, and his teenage sister, wo visited him in Israel. I managed to ask him if he was descended from Rome's ancient Jewish community, as opposed to more recent waves of Jews who've made Italy their home from places like Libya (Tripolitanian Jews from Libya are now the majority of Italian Jews) and he said he was, but his family never lived in the Ghetto. (I feel that if he comes from ancient Roman Jews, at some point they had lto have lived there, maybe over a century ago, but I didn;t want to argue with, him. I wanted to ask him more questions but we were there to plant cabbage, and then later on the ride back to Jerusalem, he was chattingand flirting with an Israeli Yemenite girl, and I wasn't going to be a "c**k blocker". I also stayed at a cheap kind of B&B on Hillel Street across the street from the Italian-Jewish heritage museum in Jerusalem, but didn;t have a chance to investigate, unfortunately.
Great memory you have!
@@insightfulNomad Was just less than two months ago!
Yo when I go to the ghettos in the US ain't no Jewish homies there
True. Just remember where the word ghetto comes from…
@@insightfulNomad JK I know from the merchant on Venice and my family is that my grandfather family came to the mountains of Puerto Rico from majorca and they were xueta or crypto jews so I studied about everything Jewish
@@insightfulNomad you right like merchant of Venice...I was told by my grandpa that his family came from majorca Spain and were Jews who came to Puerto Rico so I kind of wanted to know everything about Jewish homies... especially Rabbi Akiva he was a G
We were there. We came with nearly nothing and worked hard to get ourselves out.
I am coming to you boy
Alec! You're being a jew not wanting to pay Salvatore's food 😂
He insisted!
can you search Jewish in indonesia please ? because indonesia is too many muslims so google maybe can't find "Yahudi di indonesia" 😅
Italians are really friendly people! 😍🇮🇹
It depends on the color of your skin.
@@teddydavis2339 and on the size of your brain. You for example would not be liked overthere
Why did they go to Palestine?
Because it’s biblical they were scattered for their sins and God promised to bring them back into the promised land, he made a covenant it would be for Abraham’s descendants forever
I was born there
Khazar nonsense. My family are from Levant, South Caucasus, Spain, Italia, Lithuania
the eternal jew
حسبي الله ونعم الوكيل فيكم قتلتم إخوتنا وش توهم يتمم الأطفال وحرمته الاب والام من أولادهم انا بكرهكم
Free Palestine ❤️
Israel is freeing Palestine from Hamas!
Alright NPC 🤖now restart your brain 🧠 if you have one ☝️
Who built Jerusalem?
What do you think when you know about the Jewish monuments that were found all over Israel?
what does that have to do with this video?
Free these 🌰🌰🌰🐿