Storytime: Unusual things that happen in Israel
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- Опубліковано 10 бер 2018
- Storytime. Unusual things that happen in Israel
Talking about my unusual things that happen in Israel.
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Jermaine Ellis dude you cant us fire in Shabbat
Use
Thou shall not kindle a fire also you and your servant can’t work I work got out those situations easily
Dude you should have checked a little bit about shabbat before doing this video 😂
You said a lot of bullshit
were you hacked? what is this lol
וואו אמאלה כמה ישראלים יש פה בתגובות חחחח וואי איך הוא דיבר על ישראלים כאילו הוא הגיע למקום של אנשים משוגעים😂😂😂
הרגת אותי😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
אנחנו אכן אנשים משוגעים😆😄
@@thegirlwhocomments3657 זה מה שיפה בנו😏●רק אני לא מבין מה הוא אומר ובאתי לפה רק בגלל הדגל?
@@thegirlwhocomments3657 אומהו יה
זה מה שמבדיל אותנו מהאחרים
למה כל פעם שרואים סרטונים של חו"ל על ישראל ישראלים נכנסים,מרגישים שגרירים ומציפים את התגובות?
חחח
ישראלים אנחנו שכחת?
אולי כי אנחנו בכל מקוםםם 🇮🇱
כי אנחנו ישראלים
לול למה ציפית?
Love your innocence and how you are sharing your experiences genuinely, its interesting to see those little differences that would never cross one's mind. Keep doing it, travel the world, it's amazing
Dude I just came across this vlog and my husband and I had a good laugh at your description of Shabbat restrictions. We are so used to them, we don't realize how they look to outsiders. Thank you for helping that family with their fan and giving such a nice review about Israel!
חמוד איך שהוא מתרגש
מהחוויה... כאילו הוא ביקר בארץ של חייזרים.
tehilovely בוכה ככה גם אני הייתי שבאתי לתל אביב כיאלו אני לא יודעת מה מצפה וכיאלו אנלא מכירה את ישראל אתה כיאלו בטוח הריגושים ומתייחס להכל שונה מוזר כזה אבל הם באמת מצפים לזה אחרת כי יש להם תרבות אחרת😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
😂😂😂
מאה שערים זה סוג של חייזרים.
הוא יכול לכתוב ספר. זיכרונותיו של גוי של שבת.
מזל שלא שוטט בתחנה מרכזית ב"ש בזמן פיגוע. עם היכולת שלו להבין את השפה עוד היו יורים בו ונותנים ליורה צל"ש.
מי שמישראל שייתן לייק לתגובה👏🏻🇮🇱
לא עבד לך הא?
אני ה100 לייקים יש!
אני מישראל אז....
היי ביי
יאללה בוי
for everyone who watches this. I don't criticize what he says its just that I live in Israel and as someone who lives there he had a very religious experience and its not like that in other places. the whole toilet paper and the lift thing its only a small group of people wich most of them live in Jerusalem so if u go to Tel Aviv it won't be that different to other countries.
Love, Peace and Strength to my Brother B'Aretz from the USA!
You know, the USA with it's Embassy B'Yerushalayim!!!
of course it's a huge thing for foreigners or people who never got in touch with strict judaism... don't weigh it too much.... this reaction is totally normal...
Ahhhh Tel Aviv..
A place of music
Media
Wealth
And FUCKING KILLER VEGANS
U.S expat here living in Mexico! Greetings! Good to see more young people traveling abroad.
עכשיו כל הישראלים מתלהבים שהוא עשה סרטון על ישראל למרות שהוא מדבר כאילו הוא הלך למדינה של חייזרים😂😂
😂😂😂
חח יואו בול אני
😂
מת😂😂
ישראלים?
לא אני מחבל ערבי מתאבד
@@sergiontothetop חח
אדוה דניאל אני בוכהההה מה קורה😂😂
אני!
אני
ישראלים תראו שאתם פהההה Israel show yourself
UltraBoi
מה גורם לך לחשוב ככה
@@ilay279 אני גם יהודי וואייי אתה כותב משפט חכם אבל מצד שני אתה לא חשבת עד הסוף...
@@UltraBoiDanielSalama די אחי.
so we can SH%%T THE WHORES!
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Bro from a Artodox Jews point of view, this story is so funny 🤣😂🤣😂, hope you enjoyed your time here brother.
ISREAL is the best🇮🇱💙❤️💙
zionism is bad
12 inches unbuffed ??😂
Zionists is good❤️
HADAR no man dont say that man
@hadar so you like wars and murders?
מי שיודע מה אני אומר עכשיו שייתן לייק
חחחח אין מישהו שלא צפה בסרטון הזה ומדבר עברית
חחח נכון
לא באמת ידעתי מה אמרתה אז לתת אן לייק???
חח כע אין ניראה לי מישהו שלא צפה בזה והוא לא מדבר עברית😂
לול
Hi I am from Israel
He could not press the elevator button because the elevator was working on electricity and people were working for electricity.
We cant us a fire on Shabbat.
It's kinda funny seeing you so surprised about stuff that I know since I learned to walk😂👌🏻
Most people in Israel speaks English because they start learning English in the fourth grade.
Shira Rouhani some start in first grade. But its actually because of the mix of people and races and immigrants you can find here. You can hear people on the street speaking many languages, like Arabic, Russian, sometimes Vietnamese and Philippines. Stuff like that
אני התחלתי ללמוד את זה בכיתה ב', ויש לי אנגלית טובה 👍
I started at first grade
@@danatov1099 חחח 😂
@@jadesubliminals4396 Well I started before school
חחחח זה ממש מגניב שמישהו מחול עושה סרטון כזה על ישראל😂💕
Lol its really cool that someone from other country made a video about Israel😂💕
עריכה: ואו לא ציפיתי לקבל לייקים ותשובות לול
Edit: wow I didnt expect to get likes and replies lol
תראה את הסרטונים של הטיול שהוא עשה בישראל
יאפ.
זין כולם לכתוב זין
חחח
חחח זה באמת מגניב
אבל לא הבנתי איך זה שהבן אדם ביקש ממנו להדליק לו את הסיגריה כאילו אתה לא מדליק את האש אבל אתה מעשן? זה טיפשות!
Who else is using Google Translate to read the comments? lol :)
I do
Haha even GT can't translate the dumb things we right here ;)
למה תירגמת את זה
Me.
literally lmao "I like, unplugged the fan for this family" x-D
ג'רמין אליס למה ככה חזק?
איך זה אתה ככה חזק?
@@mikifeldman7000 תגיד מאיפה באמת לנו מכוכב חלל?
@@maayansalomon4720 ג'רמיין אתה מסוכן פה לקהל😂
@@taheliran715 אתה מזכיר לי טיפה את עצמי עצבני פסיכופת לא רגוע
חחחחחחחחחחחח
Lol this is the funniest thing to watch as an israeli
yep
מסכימה
נכון חחח
כן אמאלה
הצחיק אותי שהוא היה בשוק מהמעלית שבת
This is really funny because I am religious and I live in a 30 story building in Jerusalem.
So first of all we do have toilet paper rolls but we also have tissue boxes so you don't have to rip it on Shabbat.
Shabbat means Saturday and it starts at sundown Friday evening and ends at Saturday night.
So our elevator doesn't actually stop on each floor so to make it quicker it only stops on the way up but on the way down it goes all the way down to the ground floor and then it goes up gradually jumping up a few floors at a time so because I live high up I actually get to the ground floor super fast but it does takes me 5 minutes to go up in the elevator.
A few items. First, I have lived outside the US including Israel, and traveled to most of the US states. Second, the single piece toilet paper dispenser is a more recent development. Years ago we used tissue boxes as you mentioned where the toilet paper was already cut so no tearing on Shabbat occurred in both Israel AND in the US (even today). Shuls have these dispensers but I have yet to see them in people's homes. Shabbat elevator. These can be activated and set up at the hotel, apt. , or condo front desk stopping at specific floors or ever floor. So it CAN or DOES stop at every floor if you want it to I remember the first time I saw a Shabbat elevator. I asked my Rabbi about using it. A nuance. Some people answered that he should go to Tel Aviv or Haifa to see a regular city that isn't like Meah Sharim. Well, Tel Aviv has several ORTHODOX communities including Bnai Brak...a very frum area.. I agree
that prepping oneself BEFORE taking a trip to such a unique and diverse place like Israel is really called for.. He might not have been so surprised. I have traveled and seen the orthodox communities throughout most of the US. If he visited these places before going to israel he might see the diversity in the Jewish community.
איך הגעתי לכאן ולמה כולם ישראלים
אף אחד לא יודע!
סוד כמוס לחמור ולסוס
Love 🇮🇱 from Jewish of Germany 🇩🇪
פפפ
shani•Mr כי כולם רוצים לדעת עם הוא אומר דברים רעים או טובים
I am Jewish and from Israel. I am happy the way u presented the story. Yes it is strange if u don't know about Shabat but it is beautiful...next time come over to Rehovot for a Shabat meal...also here u feal the Shabat...thanks again
אהבתי איך שכתבת😺
Shani haddad hey bro i want to know the culture of jews and want read about your relegion can u suggest me some video on your culture and history in english?
Love from India❤️
Rehovot?
We do have toilet paper in Israel, there are just some people who doesn't have it-but i never saw a house that does'nt have toilet paper-believe me-i live in Israel for 13 years, and me and all of my friends got a toilet paper at home. 😅🤣
Noa DPro he didn't say they didn't have it; he said it was in sheets, not rolls
He was talking about the rolles of toilet paper
הוא דיבר על הגליל של נייר ולא סתם כזה חתיכות
@@maielshten2589 i talked about it too. Israel got rolles of toilet piper
@@maielshten2589 and i guess u r israeli too so u should know this
חחח איזה מוזרים אנחנו מדברים על נייר
I love your story times!! Your calm n joy are contagious! Tfs!
Hi, I'm from Israel and I just wanted to say that if you drive a car through most of the streets in Israel nothing will happen.
Israeli people are really accepting and most of them accept people that don't believe in God, there is a huge community of people that don't believe in god.
This kind of event hasn't happened in years and. Also, people that don't believe in God probably won't drive in those kind of streets not because their afraid but out of respect for those who are strict about shabat
Love, Peace and Strength to my Anasheem B'Aretz from the USA!
You know, the USA with it's Embassy B'Yerushalayim!!!
Yeah, while you are there accepting and all, just STOP Spitting on Christian clergy men and STOP urinating and defecating on those churches, would you?
@MX - I know that , however majority of the Western (American) Christians don't even know this
Agreed. When I lived in Jerusalem, I was walked to shul as Shabbat was coming in. I saw a small car that was lost
as the sirens were going off. At the same time , I saw two families of hareidi Chassidim with little kids appear walking near this car and they just started yelling Shabbas, Shabbas!! Not ONE rock was picked up or thrown. I watched this from a far distance away. I also have NEVER seem a rock thrown over this issue. Another lie and false accusation. Also , I never understood this. A rock or tree branch is muktze on Shabbat and therefore cannot be touched on Shabbat.
@MX Take your medication and go to bed!
i'm Israeli and use toilet paper rolls lol and barely feel the shabbat because i live in Tel Aviv...everything is open and working on weekends. It really depends on the city\ neighborhood
I challenge that cause I DID struggle in TLV due to shabbat...
Actually the toilet paper you described is widely used in France in almost all public toilets - you just pull it from a dispenser piece by piece.
wait what? i live in Israel (shalom!) and i didn't knew everything open in Tel-Aviv!wow
הלוואי עלי, הכל סגור ונעול ומת בשבתות בקריית אתא
ליזה נורט You're living in Kiryat Ata too?😅
Type in english so others can understand.. טוב?
LOL, the toilet paper in Israel is like everywhere else in the world. You just came by someone extremely religious. In most of the country people are not living like that. Try Tel Aviv and you'll forget all you know!
handumf it's the truth, Israel Is the most amazing place in the world
True
A lot of love from Israel 🇮🇱 ❤️❤️ come to visit as again!♥️
Thank you so much dear sir Jermaine for showing us the kindness of your great heart!
I'm a religious Jewish women and I couldn't stop laughing! I gotta tell you, it's fascinating to here someone from the outside talks about our religious habits, I feel like I wanna keep listening to your stories for hours.
Efrat Abigail Bashari ahhh listen iam from west bank my mom from russia and my dad from west bank. The arabs are so racists to me because i dont look like them, and from other side Israel that dont allow everyone to move freelly. So iam leaving west bank to other country... Israel took all the rights from the good and from the bad people (terorists) and thats not fair😧😧😭😭😭😭😭
Anonymous I'm sorry to here that, I really do. We live in a very complicated country and we have to dill with very complicated situations. I understand nothing about politics, but I wanna believe that every person that is a good person have the right to be free and feel free, and I wish someday you and I from both sides can feel this way. Until then, I hope you'll find a home wherever you go. PEACE!
תשובה יפה
same
+Efrat Abigail Bashari (PrettySo) I feel your I motion because we Indian suffering in Kashmir like a ijrael our condition like that your condition
עם היה לי שקל על כל פעם שהוא אמר שבת ............
אולי כי....הוא דיבר על שבת ?!?... (סתם משער)
נו ..............
@N/o Gaming נכון ביותר
😂😂
חח כלכך
Much respect. I admire people who value traveling and mingling with people from different cultures
dude ur a legend! i,ma religous american who just moved from ny to jerusalem. i totaly understand ur experience. i can totally depict the scene with u unplaugging the fan on a hareidi neighborhood friday night! legit stuff man
Haha, he walked through Mea Shearim and everyone knew he was Goi Shabat!
One thing is weird for me, though. I know that Mizrachim are not allowed to directly ask what to do. Isn't it the same for Ashkenazim??
אם כל הישראלים פה... יש למישהו זוג כרטיסים לעומר אדם?
😂😂
חחחחחחחח גדול 😝
לי יש! סתם נו אני אפילו לא אוהבת אותו
karol luto חחחח בוכה גם פה🤣
😂😂😂😂
Hahahahaha laughed the whole time. Love from Israel!
The most beautiful thing about Israel is that your experience could have been 100 percent different in other places in Israel. Each city has its own qualities.
Lol
he is right i live in Netanya and it's a different experience from like Jerusalem and more religious cities in Israel
Amit Benjamin Netanya is a beautifull place, i was there a week ago with my family and we had a lot of fun. I live in jerusalem, the most amazing place in the world for me!
its palestine
yousef yousef oh my god finally iv been looking in the comments hoping someone realizes thattt
וואי,הוא לא יודע מה זה ישראלים.
נכון הוא לא אמר משהו על האף הגדול שלנו או שאנחנו ממש אוהבי כסף
חחחחחחחח הי
@@thenicealon אלון מה קורה זאתה מדקה של סנאקס
@@cocacola6623 כן
The thing with asking random people too help on Shabbat happened too my family, we went in the street to look for people to help us, in the end we found Americans that helped us
So Americans can just show up at Shabbat and help The Jews out with their problems that occur. Sounds like fun!
I hope to visit Israel soon! ❤️🇮🇱
I'm from Israel 😁
please came to Israel I be hppey
@@nastia11000gmail *will be😋 חחח
come
im from Palestine
Skipping lines is our sport here in Israel
Game Killer29 also taking other people’s land
Samuel Malokov lmaooo
erik dahlbeck People everywhere skip lines. Stop blaming Israeli/Jewish people for every single thing. If you think so low of them, you're worse than them. You're no better than the nazies. Hopefully you will know what they felt someday and change your horribly wrong thoughts and ways.
Not every guy in Israel do all this stuff In Shabbat, but in Jerusalem it’s very common
Just so you know , the Shabbat elevator thing isn’t only in very religious places and it doesn’t stop on each floor , usually they’ll have 2 elevators,1 that goes to the highest floor then goes down one by one and another elevator which goes up one by one !
'מת על איך שהוא אומר 'שבת
-
I love how he says 'shabbat'
mrbenavraham גם אני😂😂
mrbenavraham נשמה של ברבור
חחח 😂
אתם כיאלו בכל מקום או שאני מדמיינת כל סירטון על ישראל יש איזהשהו ישראלי או כמו חשבתי רק אני פה
SkY NaMjOoN חח ברור😂🇮🇱
Technically, you aren't supposed to ask other people to "work" either on Sabbath. Jewish or not.
LadyJustice23 if he is not Jewish it's OK.
LadyJustice23
How do you know? 🤨
some consider it ok
Kingpin is right, I'm from israel and come from a religious family (I'm secular myself), if he's not a jew that's fine.
On weekends there are special crews of non-Jewish workers who operate the power plants to keep the electricity in the country "Kosher".
very very informative once again!!! Thanks !!!!
Great video!! I m from israel.. and i know what are you talking about.. lol
פה זה לא אירופה, פה זה ישראל, תתחיל להתרגל😝 love from israel
זה השיר הכי מתומתם שאיי פעם שמעתי... ישראל היא באירופה..
your queen_ חחח לא.
ישראל לא באירופה, אם אי פעם תהיי באירופה תראי את ההבדל. (לדעתי לאו דווקא לטובה.)
@@libitamargabel2631 מטומטם* אפרופו מטומטם מי שמדבר לא להבריז משיעורי לשון חשוב מאוד
@@libitamargabel2631 היא ליד אירופה... עדיין באסיה
@שהם אוחיון כשכתבתי את זה היו טענות שישראל נמצאת על שלושה יבשות עכשיו כבר הוכיחו שזאת טעות
I׳m from Israel and I really like your channel 🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱 Come to Israel again ❤️
hey bro i want to know the culture of jews and want read about your relegion can u suggest me some video on your culture and history in english?
Love from India❤️
varun dhawan Real Stories has a good video about it
Thnx bro
You can search on the web how it's an apartheid state who sterilize black jew women : www.haaretz.com/israel-news/.premium-ethiopians-fooled-into-birth-control-1.5226424
You know Jermaine, I'll visiting Israel this April for the Holy Week for the first time. Your experience is really funny but I am excited to see Israel for religious reasons. I have been saving up for this!
As an Israeli, it's really interesting to watch this. Thanks, cool video!
יהודים יקרים פנקו בלייק❤
I must tell you, I have never heard such a beautiful explanation of the Jewish religion from someone who is not Jewish. I really enjoyed the video and hope you return to Israel. 🇮🇱
Shut up Jew
@@sroydetroy6404 Sodium you little piece of [Swear words]
@@PolyGenre wow I completely forgot about it.
@@PolyGenre סתם ניסיתי להסתלבט עליה
@@sroydetroy6404 סליחה פשוט חשבתי שאתה אנטי ישראל
טעות שלי
Hahaha bro I'm crying! This video made me subscribe to your channel 🤣
15:37 "It was dark and i don't really remember much" My Valentine's Day summed up in a sentence
I just sat here and watched the entire video. I don't even know how I got here. Good story.
Lol same
Mimi girl me too! Lol but I loved it and now I'm gonna watch his other videos lol
Not everything is true !! I live in Israel and on Shabbat it is quite different in every area. For example, in my town, we do everything on Shabbat except work
נכון, לכל אחד יש את המנהגים שלו בשבת
נכון.
Just like me
את האמת ששבת זה יום ראשון באמריקה ובחו"ל בכלל
בעיר שלי הכל סגור בשבת חוץ ממסעדות ובתי קפה
Your stories are pure gold, such as yourself. :)
This is exactly what people from other countries will not understand ... so let me explain to you. It's really not that extreme. We have rolls of toilet paper just like you and most of the people in our country does not observe the Sabbath at all. There are places open to the secular and the closed places are usually of religious people who do not work on the Sabbath and are therefore closed. It is true that Sabbath-observant people are forbidden to do work, but we have books on the books of Jewish sages who explain why nothing should be done. It's much more complicated than you think. I know it's pretty hard to understand because you're so unused but the truth is, I keep Shabbat and it's not that bad. The way you describe it as if we were a country full of religious freaks. As we respect Christianity and respect it because we understand you, so please, do not judge us by the words of a person who visited Israel and anyone didn't explain anything to him about what and how and what we do.
אני מחפש את היהודי הזה שלא קרא את ההודעה שלה חחחחח
סליחה אבל יש לי סחרחורת כמה זמן לקח לך לכתוב את זה אלוהים יודע
Hahahah idc but your picccc
I agree, Chen. Even if it is not really that extreme, it should be still protected by Sabbath-observant people, since it is COMMANDED.
צודקת הוא שופט וקובע עובדות על ידי ביקור בירושלים של 3 שבועות
הוא הרג אותי עם הנייר טואלט 😂 ואיזה דתי גר בקומה 30
פה זה לא אירופה, פה זה ישראל.
אז תתחיל להתרגל
@@user-ug2bp5lc7r פו פו פו פופה living in eropa ואני יודע של ככה כותבים אירופה אוקיי פשוט זה יותר השתלב Xd
לצערי אתה צודק
אמריקה זה לא באירופה וישראל זה על חצי מאיופה...
@@libitamargabel2631 ישראל זה באסיה לא באירופה ולא בחצי אירופה
איזה מגניב שהוא מדבר על ישראל 🇮🇱🇮🇱
אחי כתבת את זה מול המראה? חח
@@izakkohan3776 מה הקטע שך אה
Thank you from Israel 🇮🇱
@MX dumbfakestine
The is one funny story and experience. lolo... I am glad you were safe and that these folks were really kind. This is an epic experience for you.
I am from israellllllll😂💖
Unicorn Lover saaaaaaame!
Unicorn Lover let me ask you something?, Are all Immigrants Welcome with love and joy?
yousef yousef oh I see, so only Jews right?
Oh no baby its palestine
Javier Anguiano yes
I live in Israel, and I didn't know all of that about Shabbat😂😬
+Sun Shine wrote:
"I live in Israel, and I didn't know all of that about Shabbat"
Deciduous Horn replies:
I am gentile. I can honestly say that no other people has influenced me more than the Jewish People. Elie Wiesel, may his memory be for a blessing, through his writings, was the first to introduce me to Judaism. I treasure his stories of the Hasidim and the knowledge they imparted.
Where Moses to appear today, his holy mission would not be to "let my people go," but "let my people know."
You can always learn. Please be careful because some information is not accurate so you have to learn from Orthodox Rabbis. B'Hatzlocha!
חחחחח את צריכה לדעת
I did
Me 2 LOL
I live in Israel, and dressing in any style is popular. You mostly saw religious people, but we respect everyone.
Also, the reason we know English well is because it's a part of our education system.
Edit: Gee! Thanks for the heart ^w^
LoL!!! I AM LIVING AT ISRAEL AND I UNDESRTAND THAT IT IS REALLY UNUSUAL FOR A MAN WHO DIDNT GROW UP IN ISRAEL😀 YOU ARE THE CUTEST!!! THE WAY YOU TOLD THIS ATORY IS SO INTERESTING!!! Your story is amazing !!!! 😀 you are such a good man that you agreed doing this😇 YOU GO boy!!!!
Love you soooo much from ISRAEL😘😘😘
הוא היה בשכונה חרדית
כע איזה מפגר
ירושלים.
כע איזה תייר😂
כע
חחחח גם אני לא מבין את המשמעות של הנייר וכל החרא הזה זה יותר מידי מוגזם
Actually, according to the tora or something, one can't ask a non-Jewish to do something on sabbath because he can't. It is as if he was doing it. The only way to do it is to express one's wishing for something to happen, for example, one can say "man, wish the fan would stop working!" and you need to volunteeringly do it. otherwise, it's desecration of the Sabbath. So basically, all the people that asked you to do stuff for them did not keep their mitzvas...
Or maybe he told us the meaning of the things and not what they were actually said
Technically if it was really sparking it was dangerous. I'd just violate the Shabbat because your life is more important and when something is dangerous to your safety it's ok. But likely they did a compromise and therefore sought you out to do it for them but told you directly what to do
tamar1411 You really should be careful in your criticism, because these people did act appropriately. The danger apparently was not imminent, and the preferred procedure would be to find a non Jew before things get out of control. That's what they did. You are mixing things up with another case scenerio where people use a non Jews service just for their own comfort.
Hahahahahaha I didn’t know that , I live in Jerusalem and religious people always ask me in shabbat to do for them stuffs hahahaha
I’m from Israel. I watch the whole video. You are the king. I’m so happy that u have fun in our country, Israel love to make people come. I’m happy that you make that video. Ly🇮🇱❤️
@MX *israel
@MX ur a virgin in ur moms basement
Palestine is a King .
@MX bro I think you're a bit misinformed, no-one knows who killed JFK, no-one is starting another world war (tho tensions between USA and Iran aren't great) and most Israeli people are good people, ofc there are exceptions like always not all Israelis are nice just like not all Americans or British people or any other country, you can't make a generalisation to an entire country
@MX well in the first place Palestine was given its name by the British occupation and the people living their (which according to Darwin or dickens - don't remember which - was very few) refused to call themselves Palestinians in rebellion to the British occupation. It was only when the Jews started migrating there during wwII that the people living there started calling themselves Palestinians in order to rebel against a Jewish occupation, then when England retreated from the land a war ensued which led to an Israeli victory, unfortunately that is the nature of war those who win dictate the land, if the Arabs where to win that war its likely all the Jews would have either been killed or removed. But ofc we could never know
Hi I just wanted to point out that this guy didn’t light his cigarette and didn’t press the elevator button not because it’s considered as work, but because on “shabat” you are not suppose to light fire or use electricity. Also, most people in Israel don’t take “shabat” that seriously, it’s mostly time for us to rest and spend time with our friends and family. While “shabat” in Israel, there’s a different vibe, everyone is calm and enjoying themselves.
I love israel🇮🇱❤
And i hate "israel" :D
Jibreel Kanngo Dahlstrom Hate is for the weak my friend. We are here to love.
Sine Nomine my friend i wasnt serious i want love between the countries. I like that you are positive😁
Awesome man!😁
Sine Nomine me too❤️❤️❤️😍
As a religious guy from Israel i can try to explain a few things. The reason that we aren't allowed to "work" on Shabat is because we are commanded in the Tora to rest.
We rest by not doing work and in the Tora there are 39 activities that defines what's considered work (one of them is not to light fire (think lighting fire in the old days) and operating electricity is related to fire).
In regard to the events you encountered:
1. We aren't allowed to smoke on Shabat (even if someone else light the cigarette).
2. Tearing something that's not food related is not allowed and that's why we buy cut toilet paper (we usually use it only on Shabat).
3. As i mentioned electricity is related to the activity of lighting fire and hence we aren't allowed to use an elevator. As you mentioned there's a special Shabat mode in the elevators that's working without intervention (be warned tough that even the close sensors doesn't work). This is why religious people here doesn't buy apartments in high storey buildings.
4. We are allowed to ask someone that's not Jewish to make the work for us (not always! only in very special cases) and when we ask we need to ask in a non direct way.
Honestly as a kid i didn't really like the Shabat since i couldn't play games in the computer... but as i grew up and especially since i started to work i can't praise it enough. I'm really enjoining it. I think it's a must for the family (in all aspects).
We welcome you and everybody else to Israel. Come and enjoy your time here.
I really liked your explanation. Go Shabat go
Laish what does your name mean.
@In the 3rd person, In Biblical Hebrew it means Lion. It's not my real name though and as far as i know it's used today in poems and songs only.
Laish Good one !!!! Like it ! Just to add for your explanation :we are not allowed to use a car in shabat ! And not allowed to use a phone ! Lol
Laish seems like a stupid religion to me
12:37
"This super-thick jewish neigborhood"
Hahaha lol, Totally dead.
That nickname is funny af.
I'm from Israel and I just want to say that it was not really a representation of all of Israel where you were. This is a small part of Israel
And by the way, I just want to say if it was not clear that Shabbat is saturday in Hebrew
Btw-never eat outside in Jerusalem. And only in places like Mea Shearim they will throw rocks at you. Go to the north and eat McDonald's with us. You don't like our attitude? It is called the Israeli sass. We are very close and loving, we call all our teachers by their first name. Just today a stranger saw me crying and gave me a pep talk. The toilet paper thing, not true.
GiliYaar EndofEra the toilet paper is true, א
אני דתיה , אננו לא חותכים נייר
It looks you are a 15 yr old kid, there are some Israelis who know very little about their country - probably you are one of them.
about your comment :
- Btw - there are many good restaurant in JLM (some are even opened shabbat)
- Btw - if you go on shabbat to an ultra religious quarter by foot no one will throw nothing at you (a half naked girl will get spitted on maybe) , you cant go with a car since their roads are blocked shabbat , if you move roadblocks and enter anyway with your car then maybe they will throw stones at the car (not rocks).
אני לא מבין למי הוא מספר כולם פה ישראלים
לנו הישראלים בעיקר! תשים לב שמראש השקיע בתרגום כתובעות לעברית חחח
נכון?
חחחח צודק 😂😂😂
תכלס אבל גם ברוב הסרטונים שדמים לזה זה אותו דבר
In Israel every building above 7 floors has 2 elevators. One regular and the other automatic and only on Saturday
I'm an ex-Israeli, confirming every word is true LOL ... though it's only on religious neighbourhoods (much less likely to happen in Tel Aviv). Anyway, just wanted to say you have such a huge heart :) I don't know that many people who'd go such a distance to help complete strangers, let alone at night. You've really made my day and I wish you all the best.
מי שישראלי שיתן לייק
מה לייק יא מטומטמת הוא יורד על עם ישראל שילך לקיבינימט
תכלס כמעט כל מי שהגיב הוא ישראלי
הוא לא יורד על אף אחד הוא רק נדהם מהתרבות בירושלים כי היא ממש שונה ולא מוכרת לו, כל אלה שאומרים פה שהוא יורד על ישראל ושהוא גזען, יצאתם ממש מטומטמים
Amit Kfir נכון
הוא ממש חצוף
Lol as an Israeli, I can promise you that all of the things you spoke about the Shabbat ONLY happen at the most extreme religious places, and most of us are not religious (I am one of those people)... Therefore, you've only experienced one side of the Israeli culture.
AND WE HAVE GODDAMN TOILET PAPER ROLLS!
Personally I think that all these religion costumes are completely idiotic, but hey - to each their own! As long as you don't force your twisted agendas on me, I'm cool with it even though I think it's stupid and unecessary.
Anyway... Go to Tel-Aviv or another none-religious city next time to experience the real majority of our culture.
Also, Israelis really are pushy sometimes, but we are also very warm, welcoming, progressive and open minded. Especially the Millenials among us.
Oh, and if you want to have an experience of a lifetime you should come here when it's rocket season lol. Just bare in mind that it gets pretty real sometimes and might actually scar you for life, but I believe that it's very important to experience the reality of war at least once in your life. It will really give you a new perspective about life - both the ugly sides (like having to go into the nearest bunker whenever you hear a siren and crying over loss of life) and the pretty sides (like how the entire nation comes together to support each other and especially the soldiers at the front lines.) and how lucky you are that you don't have to go through bullshit like this on a daily basis...
Hope to see you again some day!
Also, I've lived here my entire life and all my organs are still intact lmao!
And we speak very good English because we are taught it at school from a young age.
rocket season? That sounds like the perfect time to take a holiday. honestly I would be interested. When exactly is rocket season? In the middle of the summer?
LulitaInPita by rocket season, do you mean mowing the lawn in gaza?
Jermaine Ellis yeah, it's usually around the summer, but it differs from season to season. Usually we get it every 2 years, but as of now it's been relatively quiet for about 3.5 years, which is pretty unusual if you ask me!
Nowdays it's mostly these annoying mini attacks where the occasional terrorist would try to run someone (usually soldiers) over with their car or stab them in the streets. They usually get shot immediately after or get taken in for questioning.
Speaking of people going to jail - many young people from beyond the wall (More like a fence really. This is not Game of Thrones lol) purposefully try to cross the fence and get caught by the army just so that they can go to jails in Israel because the living standards in them are much better than the ones they have at home. And don't be mistaken - it's mostly because of their government which is fully in the hands of the terrorist organization Hamas. Instead of using the money and supplies and concrete they get from us to build themselves nice cities to live in, they use it to build tunnels to try and infiltrate Israel... It's really quite unfortunate and heartbreaking...
I feel sad for all the innocent people on the other side who mean well (I know a bunch of them, and my mom actually volunteers to drive sick people from Lebanon who require medical treatment which can only be given to them in Israeli hospitals from the border to hospitals in Haifa and back. ) and just want to live in peace and quiet but are getting fucked by their own leaders... ☹️
Ivantheterrible r well, technically yeah. But it always starts with showers of rockets being blindly shot at our side lol.
Now that I think about it... The first rain of the winter here is known as "Ha'yoreh", which literally translates to "The Shooter" in English O.o
**Mind = BLOWN!!!**
Can you imagine someone in the US coming up to someone in the middle of the night, asking a stranger to come over to unplug a fan? Wouldn’t work
It's shabat today yayy
לייק מי שרואה את זה
יסוחט לייקים
@@sergiontothetop נכון
מי שהבין לתת לייקים (סתם)
🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🙏
Great story, I really enjoyed it. As a former resident of Jerusalem now living in Tel Aviv I recognize the people you describe and the things you said, but I wanted to comment about 2 points which are related. The so-called religious guy who asked you to light his cigarette on Shabbat is cheating. If you observe Jewish religious law, smoking is strictly forbidden on Shabbat and it doesn't matter who lights the cigarette. On the other hand, the two guys who asked you to turn off their fan are super religious, they could have done it themselves without violating any laws if there was a perceived danger to the people in the apartment. The fact that there were no sparks from the fan probably means that they weren't sure about the danger and asked for your help in order not to transgress a law unintentionally. Anyway, I'm glad you got a taste of Israel and you told a great story, come back for another visit!
That was such EPIC EXPERIENCE :)
Hi:) I’m a Israeli girl,
The whole video talks about the relegation people, and that it’s so CRAZY!
But the truth is, yes the whole Jerusalem crazyyy!
But actually on the other cities all the people so regular.
On Saturday and Friday all Tel Aviv open all the bars and clubs and restaurants works 24/7 .
Jerusalem is like a other country.
Even I don’t go there cause ppl are crazy there.
I really recommend to all to stay in Tel Aviv and not Jerusalem because it’s so fun there , the beach , the people, EVERYTHING!
Jerusalem I Believe it’s for a one day travel and that’s it :)
Although I agree with these comments saying that the experience you had is not the from the tipical Israeli at all (I can unplug my fan on Shabbat lol), I really liked the fact that you were not judging, or saying any bad or hurtful things.. you were completely honest and calm and thats not something I see everyday when it comes to relegion in Israel.. so, Great video. Loved it :)
#יום534
עדיין מחפש תגובה של אנשים מחול
#Day534
Still looking for a comment from people from other country
Ariel PRO hs ارجع فلسطين لاهلها 😉
הרגת
חחחחחחח
לייק 100 לתגובה שלך
מה קורה יאגבר
It's not because we ''Cant work to make others work for us'', It's Because we cant use electronics and light fire in Shabat.
What are you quoting kid, you can’t work at all during the Shabbat. Start reading the scriptures.
@@thebuzz7119
Muslims, Christians, Druz, Circasians.... etc' are not bound by those scriptures and do work on Shabbat.... So.... what's bugging you?
nurieln that he got the Shabbat rules wrong
39 Melachot. He phrased it correctly.
God bless Israel
הוא אמר שאין גלילי נייר טואלט בישראל
הוא אמר שיש פשוט הם נראים מוזר והשליפה שלהם מוזרה וזה בבתי מלון
חחחחחחחח
הוא אמר שמוזר לו שבשבת לא קורעים נייר טואלט
מהההההההההההההההההההההההההההההההההההההההההההההההה חחחחחחחחחחחחחחחחחחחחחחח
הוא לא אמר שאין גלילי נייר טואלט בישראל, הוא אמר שהם לא פשוט מונחים על משהו, אלא יש מתקן מיוחד בשבילם.
the reason why israel customs gives you passport tickets is to avoid stamping your passport. the reason they don't want to stamp your passport is because so many muslim countries will refuse you entry if you have an israeli stamp in your passport and they don't want to create any travel obstacles for non-Israeli passport holders. Iran, Kuwait, Lebanon Libya, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen do not allow entry to people with evidence of travel to Israel, or whose passports have either a used or an unused Israeli visa. Also, people who hold an Israeli passport are currently not allowed in 18 countries.
p.s. i love how open you are and your observations. i've been going to israel for the last 20 years and it's such a unique place.
Omg everyday you learn something new!😂😂
it’s weird that people find it funny there are nations so rooted it nazism they have killed all the Jews there and don’t even allow them to enter but ok...
@@ec-mp5ms it was not like that.
רוב התגובות ישראליות והוא לא מבין מה אנחנו אומרים
How do you know?
אני חושב שהוא משתמש בגוגל תרגום
By the way, in most buildings, the way it goes in the elevator is that the elevator stops on every floor on the way up and then from the top floor goes straight down to the bottom floor- and sometimes it's the other way around.
That's because you've been to Jerusalem.. And in sabbath
Next time go to Tel-Aviv. Different world.
9:43 It called "Sabbat elevator"
חחחחח נכון
Danielle mossinson אם כבר יותר נכון Shabbat elevator
Shabbat* and in hebrew שבת
יאפ
בכלל ראיתי איזה סרטון של הסדרה חברים איך הגעתי לפה דפאק