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  • čas přidán 15. 12. 2020
  • In European cities, young people of Arab descent often see themselves as socially, economically and culturally excluded from their immediate environment. In some cases, they are also vulnerable to radicalisation.
    In Belgium, the densely populated Brussels suburb of Molenbeek is home to 100,000 residents, many of them first and second-generation immigrants. It gained notoriety in 2015 as the home of some of the Bataclan attackers in Paris. In Sweden, Muslims in the Stockholm suburb of Rinkeby say that authorities have abandoned them, leaving them vulnerable to far-right racist attacks, while police dismiss suggestions that they have failed to protect immigrants. And in Denmark, in the Copenhagen suburb of Norrebro, communities speak of a social hierarchy that places Danes at the top of the socioeconomic ladder and Arabs at the bottom.
    In The Other Face Of Europe, we visit these three cities to get an insight into the issues and to hear directly from those living with it every day: radicalised young people, criminal gang members, fighters returning from Syria and their families, as well as politicians, experts, psychologists, social workers and security officers. What is at the root of youth radicalisation in these communities? And how do significant influences at play - such as right-wing anti-immigrant politics, negative media coverage and social deprivation in the poor suburbs of relatively prosperous cities - deepen these tensions?

Komentáře • 376

  • @jesusloveisthegreatestpower

    My dad is Arab. Never stop complaining, never stopped being negative, always a victim, always someone elses' fault he failed in life. Very ungrateful culture in my experience.

    • @ColonelFluffles
      @ColonelFluffles Před rokem

      Maybe you're dad is just an irresponsible person. It seems you you took that from him, because you also lack the ability to take responsibility for your father and choose to blame Arabs instead. Just like your father blamed white people.
      Like farther, like daughter...

    • @JackMiller-lq4qd
      @JackMiller-lq4qd Před rokem

      Lol as well as Chinese immigrants being considered all spy of CCP in USA and Canada, this is what government wanna do to tear the world into parallel world

  • @ShakilAhmedecho
    @ShakilAhmedecho Před 3 lety +99

    Please make a documentary about how south Asian Muslim expat workers are suffering from their so-called Muslim brothers in the Gulf States for example in Saudi Arabia, Qatar especially their treatment towards women. Why an Arab Nation does not provide citizenship to any Pakistani or Bangladeshi people. Why they always just wanted hard working day labors. Why Arabs are doing racism against those workers who go there for earning money by working there, but called Miskin, Fakir by Arabs.

    • @jjayman2
      @jjayman2 Před 3 lety +14

      Nothing to do with religion--religion is just cover. It is business. Exploitation of workers is one of the ways to make a profit.

    • @AQWOMAR9
      @AQWOMAR9 Před 3 lety +4

      Its not only pakistani and bangladeishi people who dont get citizenship. All people who are not native to the country dont get citizenship. its also include arabs from different countries.

    • @alexanderk.5474
      @alexanderk.5474 Před 3 lety +1

      They, or DW Docu already did that, it's around.

    • @jjayman2
      @jjayman2 Před 3 lety +4

      The racism is intense and contrary to beliefs of any religion. The problem is that much of the richer Arab world is only concerned about their wealth and power, so they would never allow citizenship for workers who they callously exploit. Oil and money have truly destroyed values of hospitality...

    • @sharathk42
      @sharathk42 Před 3 lety +3

      Brw..who is funding this channel🤣..it will never happen

  • @jju2444
    @jju2444 Před 3 lety +53

    I wish that aj also investigates slave labour in their own country and also would show why Christians in Egypt can only be work in garbage collection and why churches are attacked...

    • @LORD_BEERUS_0707
      @LORD_BEERUS_0707 Před 3 lety +3

      You are so unbelievably misinformed! Explain to me then why the pharmaceutical industry is run by christains?? Like buddy, PLEASE STOP TALKING! 🤦🏽‍♂️

    • @jju2444
      @jju2444 Před 3 lety +13

      @@LORD_BEERUS_0707 the pharmaceutical industry is not run by Christians... Smh. It is run by people with different cultural backgrounds around the world. And actually people in that industry are well paid.
      Like dude...

    • @allopez33
      @allopez33 Před 3 lety +2

      @@LORD_BEERUS_0707Please refrain from procreating.

    • @LORD_BEERUS_0707
      @LORD_BEERUS_0707 Před 3 lety

      @@allopez33 i bet you're a choir boy, who was the priest's favorite. 💩💩💩

    • @mariyabiswas3391
      @mariyabiswas3391 Před 2 lety

      Tyrant Sisi.

  • @tenzinwoesar3719
    @tenzinwoesar3719 Před 3 lety +57

    Just another biased documentary. I live in Belgium and I have seen whats going on here. Muslim children who are from Arab background are basically taught to be best follower of Islam and to be critical of other religion or people. It has caused normal people to resent or not associated with them. I don't think blaming other people will not help. They need take a good look at themself and even their religion. It haven't had the best reputation for many decades

    • @TheInes5
      @TheInes5 Před 3 lety +24

      Exactly I live in Germany and I’ve never heard Germans speak badly about french, italian, korean etc. It’s always the same people who are the problem, moroccans, turkish, arab etc.

    • @fourls8290
      @fourls8290 Před 3 lety +12

      And in Europe black people faces racism from both Sides. Specialty Arebs in Europe just hate black faces as they are doing in their own country!

    • @jjayman2
      @jjayman2 Před 3 lety +12

      Coincidentally, it is also the same countries where NATO does not allow self-rule. Look at Libya, which had at least a stable government under Ghadaffi with the highest per capita income and hundreds of thousands of foreign workers. What did NATO do? Kill the Libyan leader and take the oil. Shame! Disgusting and barbaric colonial practices. Try going all the way to China and invading them and see what will happen to you. Actually, Europeans tried that and failed...

    • @ImaneLahmidi-ku8qy
      @ImaneLahmidi-ku8qy Před 3 lety

      How do you know what they are taught in their communities have you been part of their communities have tried to get to know then, No! Just racist, xenophobic Islamphobic ignorant statements.

    • @jjayman2
      @jjayman2 Před 3 lety +1

      @@yasirahmed885 ...what makes you think it is not happening now?

  • @TheInes5
    @TheInes5 Před 3 lety +98

    Why aren’t the indian, korean, french etc minorities speaking out about lack of immigration policies? Why is it always the people who have religious islamic and ethnic north african and middle eastern roots that are problematic?

    • @akanbikolawole9646
      @akanbikolawole9646 Před 3 lety +6

      @@gg1768 the prejudiced minds of the European is the issue . If you can change your mind and stop the discrimination and violence against the teaching of ISLAM which is the religion of God and all the prophets of God including Jesus Christ pbuh John 17:3, Mark 10:17-18, John 6:38 etc

    • @jjayman2
      @jjayman2 Před 3 lety +10

      Easy targets for one, given 9/11 and Islamaphobia... the other is that your NATO actions in the sender countries have created a Middle East resistance, if you will, using religion, language, etc., essentially identity, as recruitment tools. That ME resistance, whom you call terrorists, are hitting back, and that in turn leads your government to turn to more propaganda, and you are now angry. First, stop your military from going overseas. Then stop NATO bases from being used as staging areas for attacks on Middle East and North Africa (MENA). Finally, allow people there to run their own governments and keep their profits for their own contruction. Stop using the IMF and World Bank to allow corporate takeovers of their water, oil, land, etc., so people can have their spaces back. Mostly, get educated about history of the last 500 years. Learn about people and their lands that are taken over before getting angry and hateful.

    • @PHOBOS1708
      @PHOBOS1708 Před 3 lety +18

      @@jjayman2 lol sweden, belgium or denmark are invading islamic countrys!? wtf are you talking!?

    • @neilnelson7603
      @neilnelson7603 Před 3 lety +5

      @@PHOBOS1708 Aren't those countries supporting it through the EU or NATO? Western Europeans act as a bloc. I will be more sympathetic too Eastern Europeans.

    • @toniventura2985
      @toniventura2985 Před 3 lety +3

      Im italian and to the dutch i. can only ever be. a mafoa man or a pizza guy ... the guy is right , the blondes up north dont include anyone but themselves . they. even split schools cos the. parents dont want different children in their kids classes.

  • @SteveLamberts
    @SteveLamberts Před 3 lety +26

    Political Islam is a huge problem, one that most people are not even aware of.

    • @selehadinhabesi3855
      @selehadinhabesi3855 Před 3 lety +3

      where exactly lies the problem. the middle east was the most succesfull when they political islam compared to now

    • @thymelaka4758
      @thymelaka4758 Před 3 lety +1

      The irony is that western politics is literally burning many countries from Latin America, Africa, Eastern Europe, Africa to Asia. Do a short histroy of just the last two decades.

    • @putler965
      @putler965 Před 2 lety +3

      @@selehadinhabesi3855 Political Islam and western society are incompatible. And even in the Middle East, the most successful Muslim country without oil is Turkey, a technically secular country.

    • @ColonelFluffles
      @ColonelFluffles Před rokem

      @@putler965 political Islam in migrant communities in western Europe is a symptom/result. Not the actual disease/cause.
      The first generation, those who were not born here, were not and still aren't political in any religious matter. Islam in Morocco, where most of these migrants come from, isn't even political, but rather traditional and spiritual. The most political involvement in Moroccan Islam is that the Moroccan king is the so called leader of the faithful, but even that no one takes seriously.
      This political Islam which you are talking about is something that started here in western Europe. That's why only the second and third generations of Moroccans have a radicalized minority amongst them and the first generation does not.

  • @noelmaher4633
    @noelmaher4633 Před 3 lety +50

    Do you have De Radicalization programs in the Middle East for Europeans who go to work and live there? No didn't think so. They go to work and live among the local population. No demands for separate education and religious spaces. No moaning about treatment, housing, health care etc, because if you cant work or pay you leave. No heading back to Europe to join "Groups" opposed to local customs and traditions.Someday I hope we can interview "Middle Eastern" migrants who do not moan about their hosts!

    • @ImaneLahmidi-ku8qy
      @ImaneLahmidi-ku8qy Před 3 lety +2

      No because the westerns in the Middle East are not discriminated against or marginalised. In fact they often hold the best positions in jobs and live in closed developed communities with some of the best schools and hospitals in comparison to the local population. This is partly because they are not discriminated against by the locals, they often hold high positions in the European companies operating in these countries and these countries treat them like demi God's because they need the western investment in their counties for them to develop. Another reason is because the corrupt leaders of these Middle Eastern countries continue to take bribes from western investors. And finally and the worst reason the lasting ideology from years of colonial rule that the white man is King.

    • @Uhuss-qq6cq
      @Uhuss-qq6cq Před 3 lety +14

      When was the last time European countries were getting bombed and destabilised by the Middle East?? Maybe that’s why Europeans don’t get radicalised 🤦‍♂️

    • @aimanahmad645
      @aimanahmad645 Před 3 lety +4

      so your rebuttle to this is "what about them". seems preety childish to me. grow up and learn to take critism. shouldnt be so defensive

    • @aimanahmad645
      @aimanahmad645 Před 3 lety +1

      @Baileys Bunkers hahahahaha how old are you? How can I be a hypocrite based off what other people do lol? Are you OK?

    • @aimanahmad645
      @aimanahmad645 Před 3 lety +2

      @Baileys Bunkers how is Charlie hebdo relevant in anyway? Haha he wasn't critical of anything, he was mocking. Then he was killed by a crazy extremist. I fail to see how its relevant in anyway

  • @seiwarriors
    @seiwarriors Před 3 lety +41

    Obviously just because you don't fit it doesn't mean killings are justified. I am an immigrant and I lived in many places, I did not want to kill anyone.

  • @abbefolkseger6927
    @abbefolkseger6927 Před 3 lety +14

    44:16 Why dont Niqab women work? Danish people HATE paying taxes for her

    • @jennydawson6952
      @jennydawson6952 Před rokem

      Working should be mandatory. If they claim no one will hire them, the state should require community service as a prerequisite for receiving any financial assistance. 35 hours per week of sweeping streets.

  • @unknownindian6531
    @unknownindian6531 Před 3 lety +69

    Waiting to see temple s and churches in Qatar

    • @artlover648
      @artlover648 Před 3 lety +10

      Only trolls do make comments totally unrelated to a documentary..

    • @commendatore2516
      @commendatore2516 Před 3 lety +13

      you forgot saudi arabia

    • @vivakimo
      @vivakimo Před 3 lety +11

      Qatar is irrelevant here. This is about Europe, it is OK to criticise Europe.

    • @ZaySafi
      @ZaySafi Před 3 lety +12

      Paul and St Peter Orthodox Church in Qatar to name but one. Don’t be proud of your ignorance!

    • @neilnelson7603
      @neilnelson7603 Před 3 lety +8

      The worse part of this comment is that you are saying that with a straight face. There is a church in Qatar, UEA and Saudia Arabia.

  • @andwanahopatrick4703
    @andwanahopatrick4703 Před 3 lety +25

    why hasn't aljazera made a documentary about the other face of islam

    • @neilnelson7603
      @neilnelson7603 Před 3 lety +3

      I like the way you try to deflect your issues by comparing it with others.

    • @masterblaster4784
      @masterblaster4784 Před 3 lety +3

      Islam is not a continent

    • @manojmazumdar8729
      @manojmazumdar8729 Před 3 lety +3

      @@neilnelson7603 deflect really? What a joke ......means if u asked al zazeera for this then it is deflection😔😔😔😔

    • @manojmazumdar8729
      @manojmazumdar8729 Před 3 lety

      @NATURE ya that's why he is asking for this .......

    • @masterblaster4784
      @masterblaster4784 Před 3 lety

      @NATURE Human rights? What are those?

  • @vincenttan6303
    @vincenttan6303 Před 3 lety +5

    raised in an Islmic country as a minority. They make up 70% + of the population. Prime Minister, Multiple Sultans ( King ), car import licenses... all belong to this group of people. There's also Uni admission quota, scholarship quota, head of organization quota, subsidies for them. The minority group generally pays everything a little more than the majority even though we all share the same nationality.. yet we still get blamed for their poverty... The problem with them is that they've chosen to spend most of their time on unmarketable skill without realizing that it comes at a cost; Education and career opportunities loss especially with MNC. They thought that they should deserve the best when they have worked the hardest to appease the god. When the reality doesn't match their expectation, they do stuffs to others to "correct" it. Hope that helps one to understand how this group of people think and act... We the minority knew that we can do very little to change the worsening unfair treatment, so we always prepare ourselves for global market while they are trying hard to beat us at local market. That's our secret to they never overtaking us. Nevertheless most of the talented minority have already fled the country.

    • @1amarsandhu
      @1amarsandhu Před 3 lety +1

      The time spent by Muslim children in madrassas structurally gives non Muslim children a structural advantage in the modern educational system

  • @cccc2740
    @cccc2740 Před 3 lety +12

    why not build your own country....can anything be more full of glory and proud than building your own country rather than moving to others...ok, it takes time and few generations are spend, but still what a proud feeling...

    • @MrEvansjethro
      @MrEvansjethro Před 3 lety +1

      They do have a country, Palestine. Unfortunately, their country is also invaded stolen by the Israeli military and government. I'm Christian and not Muslim, but the injustice by the Israeli government on these people, you certainly will think twice the mention that Israeli is a God's people according to the bible It's very sad.

    • @ashzamora2844
      @ashzamora2844 Před 2 lety

      @@MrEvansjethro Israel won that land fair and square, they had to fight off united Arab countries that wanted them gone. The so-called Palestinians should have stayed and fought with the Jews instead of evacuating counting on the Muslim countries' promise to genocide the Jews then give them Israeli property like friggin thieves. Please study history instead of parroting msm on this issue.

  • @Bamsefar87
    @Bamsefar87 Před 3 lety +5

    I don't believe in excluding anyone, but I frankly don't see how to solve these issues unless people are willing to see both sides and the fact is that young Arabs are excluded because their parents often don't allow them the same liberties and privilege's as European youth, compounded with fact that other religious groups often get blamed for the blights of their community, it is easy to understand why they end up hating the native populations. But bottom line is that they have some issues of their own they need to work out before I even have a chance of inviting anybody out for a beer. Perhaps if they'd allow their daughters to date out side of their own community there could be some more integration. These are seriously the biggest hurdles to fix this problem.

    • @maxinea-m1933
      @maxinea-m1933 Před 3 lety +2

      Djervig!.. this is so on point!
      Muslim Immigrants need to be open and make an effort to integrate into these new spaces... But also yes, our European society has to open up their hearts just as they have opened up their borders.

  • @d.a.g.c961
    @d.a.g.c961 Před 3 lety +17

    WTF why we should give them free house to integrate, what is this madness meanwhile a lot of european citizen lives in the streets.

  • @donbosco4746
    @donbosco4746 Před 3 lety +5

    We western people we will not take orders from no one!

    • @MrBreakingbad
      @MrBreakingbad Před 3 lety +3

      For whatever reason I feel like you are someone who has to take orders on a daily basis, my dear 😂

    • @jorgelouis709
      @jorgelouis709 Před 3 lety

      Corona from India is waiting to make your leader forcing you to go back in your cage.

    • @nandinibandhini
      @nandinibandhini Před 2 lety

      Amen! Preachhh!!!!

  • @nino-rh4pe
    @nino-rh4pe Před 3 lety +6

    I assume we'll find one or more racist person in every corner of the world but most western governments aren't racist or bias...

  • @net-twin-de
    @net-twin-de Před 3 lety +8

    You just pretend that the people who dug coal in mines or built roads etc. didn't get a wage for it and had to lead a bad life. The opposite is the case. They were paid fairly and well, and otherwise well looked after! Since when do you have the right to live somewhere forever just because you worked somewhere ?! You start a job with a company, regardless of whether it is in your own country or abroad, and when the employment contract comes to an end I have to go home and look for a new job - that's the way it is everywhere in the world!

    • @nandinibandhini
      @nandinibandhini Před 2 lety +2

      The mines in Belgium closed quite early. I had a Turkish student in my class who´s father worked in the coal mines for a very short time until it closed. Her father ´´retired´´ at age 30!!

  • @resuscitatorrijeka
    @resuscitatorrijeka Před 3 lety +8

    This does not qualify for a face of Europe. These people refuse to embrace the values that drew them to Europe and live incapsulated and marginalized life. Most surprising is that they expect sympathy.

  • @haddingtoniangcp2464
    @haddingtoniangcp2464 Před 3 lety +3

    If Ahmed's story is true, he really got a raw deal...

    • @MFischer27
      @MFischer27 Před 3 lety +1

      Yes and sadly you are the only comment I have found in 5 minutes even mentioning him

  • @Ellenbaba
    @Ellenbaba Před rokem

    Respect people in their country

  • @p382742937423y4
    @p382742937423y4 Před 3 lety +11

    These people dont speak the language of the country they live in. Is it a surprise they are not thriving there?
    This video seems incredibly biased to me.

    • @ColonelFluffles
      @ColonelFluffles Před rokem +1

      It's the rich capitalists that facilitated this in order to get cheaper labor from poorer countries.
      After bringing them here they and the government did not take their responsibilities to integrate the community as a whole, through policies. Instead, they kept the new migrants into segregated neighborhoods close to the factories, and they kept them dumb. So, these migrants and their children would be and stay like that for cheap labour.

  • @magneticartist
    @magneticartist Před 3 lety +12

    "For the law code, “You must not commit adultery, you must not murder, you must not steal, you must not covet,” and whatever other commandment there is, is summed up in this saying: “You must love your neighbor as yourself.”" -- Romans 13:9

    • @magneticartist
      @magneticartist Před 3 lety +2

      ​@@palerider3224 Yeah I agree with you. As a true Christian we don't get involved in politics and war just like Jesus Christ never did and Satan offered it to Christ Jesus (Matthew 4:8-10) and that's why he said:
      "“Go in through the narrow gate, because broad is the gate and
      spacious is the road leading off into destruction, and many are going
      in through it; whereas narrow is the gate and cramped the road
      leading off into life, and few are finding it." -- Matthew 7:13-14
      Not everyone is evil. Don't prejudge. Don't pay back with violence. God will bring vengeance in due time:
      "Then Jesus said to him: “Return your sword to its place, for all those
      who take up the sword will perish by the sword." -- Matthew 26:52
      "For a slave of the Lord does not need to fight, but needs to be gentle
      toward all, qualified to teach, showing restraint when wronged,"
      -- 2 Timothy 2:24
      ""Do not avenge yourselves, beloved, but yield place to the wrath; for
      it is written: “‘Vengeance is mine; I will repay,’ says Jehovah.”
      -- Romans 12:19

    • @Gino6882
      @Gino6882 Před 3 lety

      Amen!

    • @Gino6882
      @Gino6882 Před 3 lety

      @@magneticartist you are simplyfing a lot. As real Christians we do not engage in offensive wars. We do as last resources in case of defensive wars. Although 99 % wars of last century were not defensive. Otherwise we won't love ourselves prerequisite to love others.

  • @armand6077
    @armand6077 Před 3 lety +3

    At 29:18 those images weren't from Denmark, but from SouthEast Asia. That portion was misleading to the viewer on the burning of the flag that didnt take place.

    • @ashzamora2844
      @ashzamora2844 Před 2 lety

      This channel only pushes islamic propaganda, I only come here for entertainment lolz.

  • @clones3523
    @clones3523 Před 3 lety +4

    I must say something about molenbeek here because I think this is pretty one sided. To start it is correct that it houses the most people with a Muslim background in the capital region of Brussels. The second correct statement is that is was one of the places where a lot of migrant workers for the coal mines lived witch where people from all over the wold including Europeans. At the time it was a cheap place to live. The last year's the prices of the property's even in molenbeek have skyrocketed and can't be paid for alone. For this reason a lot of people live with multiple family's in small homes. This plays in to the way most outsiders see molenbeek as a segregated community. They eat, sleep and work all in the same place witch makes it difficult to be integrated. A lot of these people get a allowance from the government because they have a lot of kids and have a low income witch means that crime is a good way to upgrade their living standards quickly. I wouldn't put this totally on how the community structured itself because the political left leaning mayor's have taken advantage of these people's struggle by having guaranteed votes. They sell the place as multicultural and diverse but close their eyes when a problem arises. It is been so bad they even blocked police actions to ensure that they keep a favorable face against the local community I fear of losing their power. It is a complex matter I know but tbh when I hear that's a random bypasser gets knocked in coma and they say it was a young group of belgian teenagers I mostly know it mostly are 2 generation migrants. Witch isn't good that I think that but that means it isn't racism anymore but just the way it is atm. I have friends who live in molenbeek who I consider to be my best friends and come from these communities and even they say it is going to far. I love my city Brussels and hope everything will work out but I'm scared for the more extreme violence that has been rising for the last few years

  • @alexkulka8578
    @alexkulka8578 Před 2 lety +1

    Support people in their home countries!

  • @Fred_BLN
    @Fred_BLN Před 3 lety +2

    Karim Shamlal is who? European Affairs Consultant from whom for what? Hard to find any reference in the web.
    One article from 2018 refers to a "Karim Shamlal" member and leader of Muslim Brotherhood in Belgium.

  • @minlitvids
    @minlitvids Před 3 lety +32

    why are they even there in the first place

    • @aadanaadan9109
      @aadanaadan9109 Před 3 lety +8

      Why British Military are in Iraq and Afghanistan?

    • @minlitvids
      @minlitvids Před 3 lety +4

      @@aadanaadan9109 agreed, that's ridiculous too

    • @aadanaadan9109
      @aadanaadan9109 Před 3 lety +8

      @@minlitvids bro , have u ever seen people from Gulf countries migrating to Europe?
      u onyl see Africans and some muslim countries?
      Africa was /is destroyed by Europeans.
      and Muslim countries are destroyed by USA and Europeans.
      I am a muslim and live in my country peacefully.

    • @aminebrahimi3948
      @aminebrahimi3948 Před 3 lety +2

      Don't you expect a single simple solution for the question, do you?
      But for the last country emigrants, for many cases was the need for cheap labour in the Europan countries. Also, It is interesting to see the (almost!) match between the origin of emigrants in each country and the country former colonies.
      But let's be realistic, it is a really general complex phenomenon and any simple short answer to this question is wrongly oversimplifying a complex situation !!!

    • @abbefolkseger6927
      @abbefolkseger6927 Před 3 lety +4

      Send them to Qatar

  • @nycguycpt
    @nycguycpt Před 3 lety +5

    What are the immigrant communities attempting to improve their own lives. Education, work and respect for different European cultural values and norms need re appraisal. Integrated communities would lead to less marginalization. It’s a very challenging situation.

  • @toobalkain
    @toobalkain Před 2 lety +1

    imagine Arabs being taken in as refugees by Japan and starting to complain they're marginalized, that the place is too Japany, that the society isn't taking care of them enough, as if they're children and need someone to look after them, and then they started demanding that mosques be built. I wonder how that would go.

    • @memnem3787
      @memnem3787 Před rokem

      That's why japan doesn't takes them

  • @awaisafridiyt7736
    @awaisafridiyt7736 Před 3 lety +3

    Al-jazeera's documentaries are always very informative. Love it.

  • @helioevangelista7062
    @helioevangelista7062 Před 3 lety +7

    It’s a great documentary about what happens in Europe. Congratulations and thanks.

  • @toddpiercey6595
    @toddpiercey6595 Před 2 lety +2

    How is it possible to truly follow the quran and at the same time, not be radicalized? Is it possible? I think not.

    • @ElBuenAgua
      @ElBuenAgua Před 2 lety

      It is. I am doing that every day! Greetings

  • @pittan86
    @pittan86 Před 3 lety +8

    This is incredibly one sided and a disappointment after having enjoyed much of your Mehdi Hassan videos Al Jazeera. Where are the proof of suggested "high level of hate crimes" in Sweden for instance? Where is the argument, and where is the counter argument? Show the two sides of an argument and let the viewer decide for themselves. If this video is supposed to be one side of the argument, where is the link to the other one? This goes for the other segments as well.

  • @madcrabber1113
    @madcrabber1113 Před 3 lety +2

    Interesting program between commercials 🤔

  • @ForJusticeForFreedom
    @ForJusticeForFreedom Před rokem

    Major eye opener

  • @lynnleigha580
    @lynnleigha580 Před 3 lety +5

    Ah yes, the "no go" zones.

  • @abdelmajidaddou8944
    @abdelmajidaddou8944 Před 2 lety

    who is the filmmaker of this documentary
    please

  • @vikassughand5652
    @vikassughand5652 Před 3 lety +1

    God bless UK

  • @hayaglamazonluxe
    @hayaglamazonluxe Před 3 lety +3

    Great documentary. It covered a lot of issues that young people of Arab origin are facing in Europe. Mrs Ben Ali spoke really well and I resonated with a lot of what she said.

  • @roxy60170
    @roxy60170 Před 3 lety +2

    Can't trust my eyes!! I am the 148th viewer of an Al Jazeera doc. I am truly impressed with my CZcams results.

    • @roxy60170
      @roxy60170 Před 3 lety

      @@ozymandes just to catch eyes of people like you who can't resist commenting on just anything and everything.

  • @WIFISLILSTAR
    @WIFISLILSTAR Před 3 lety +7

    i just wish womens and lgbt rights were more supported by some immigrants to Europe as if they are not it paints a picture of a regressive mentality that is not tolerated in europe in 2020 and makes it hard for people to accept/ gives a bad name to already marginalized immigrant groups.

  • @lawnmower1897
    @lawnmower1897 Před 3 lety +2

    Everybody in every country, no matter what race, color or religion who is not born into wealth has to struggle to earn and survive, work extra hard in order to get ahead, always study and improve themselves. Getting a well paying job and establishing your career isn't easy for anyone, anywhere. Migrants that head to the west truly believe in a 'get rick quick scheme' that as soon as they land they will make good money and get free social benefits. (except Asians and Indians as they are programmed from young to work hard and not complain) As migrants pile up in cities and add to the local 'lazy population' that hasn't pursued a career, doesn't really want to work, or can't hold a job, cities fester and people get uneasy. Then we hear about it through the media portrayed as 'racism' and 'minorities being marginalized' ect ect, how about telling the world about the success stories instead? The simple truth is that overpopulation is causing all the problems

  • @norisamchemat4122
    @norisamchemat4122 Před 3 lety +2

    Are we human? Is this golden age?

  • @soros250
    @soros250 Před 3 lety +4

    Not a word about the responsibility of Arab parents insisting their kids stay in school, learn a trade or get a degree, develop skills the way Chinese and Korean parents do. Not a word of family responsibility for those kids hanging out on streets at night when they should be developing themselves to join society. Blame society. Blame the secret services. Blame anyone but yourselves. Nothing will change until Arab family attitudes do.

  • @hermanspaerman3490
    @hermanspaerman3490 Před 3 lety +13

    Jazeera censors working overtime in this thread.

    • @willslls8901
      @willslls8901 Před 3 lety

      For real. They are deleting comments every hour.
      Most of them are unoffensive, they just go againt thier agenda.

  • @danielpotts2988
    @danielpotts2988 Před 2 lety

    I was put in jail for 16 months for hitting a Burgielure on my second story balcony SO YES I BELIEVE IN STANDING YOUR GROUND NO MATTER THE CONSEQUENCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NY CITY

  • @neilnelson7603
    @neilnelson7603 Před 3 lety +2

    I love this phrase, "if you can't beat them, join them." Arabs are taking this to heart and the best is that they are moving with their culture.

  • @AHD2105
    @AHD2105 Před 3 lety +3

    Statistically...the reason people get together are because or their similarities..the reason they part are due always to differences...that will never change (from human behavior perspective) so through the social lens, this would also be true. The biggest beliefs that bond or device are religion, political pursuasion and financial differences (each groups of how money is managed and used etc ). So it would be right to assume that inviting people who have more than one of these differences with their host community, would mean their will never be one community with similar cohesive ideals. Only between odd individuals who choose different paths than they are bought up with. This is sad but over and over it proves to be true. It's like folk dancing..everyone in a local folk dance, dance with enjoyment to the same dance, but mixing dances would take some doing for it to be a cohesive dance.

  • @budgetking2591
    @budgetking2591 Před 3 lety +5

    In the Netherlands a lot of arabs go to university and get their bachelor/master.

  • @mounbakko5871
    @mounbakko5871 Před 3 lety +1

    ...if they feel mistreated... why are they there? ... they were not forced nor are forced to live among people who they consider are infidels... islam does not share the same values and morals as western secular society... the default lifestyle... yet prefer living among infidels and expect them to make their lives better... people have built and ordered their society for centuries to fit their ideas... they do not have to change it to fit non-members... try to fit in the mold and not expect the mold to fit... there is no right nor entitlement when you choose to settle among people who have developed their own culture and way of life...qualifying, different from yours...westerners are called devils, yet are looked upon to bring deliverance from hardship-life and are expected to accommodate the needs and demands of others and conform to certain standards of civility, humanitarian, accommodation and acceptance... not expected nor demanded of others... humbly suggesting... the beloved homeland with its preponderance of your beloved culture is still there... waiting! ...wondering why after going to fight to establish a califate you returned to the land of infidels... what a diabolical group of believers.
    ... the motive of this video is questionable...

  • @cool_cat007smoove3
    @cool_cat007smoove3 Před 3 lety +1

    They let them in so what did they expect to happen. China and Russia don't have these problems, if they do they handle the situation.

  • @Leila-hd3vp
    @Leila-hd3vp Před 3 lety +3

    Thanks AJ!

  • @benghiz9905
    @benghiz9905 Před 3 lety

    Sorry for the typos lol
    Blame it
    Responsibility
    Stay safe everyone!

  • @rodbtelenetbe
    @rodbtelenetbe Před 3 lety +5

    If you migrate, you'll be thankful, you'll adapt.... Not the opposite. This is biased. All over the world they have the same problems.

  • @bogdanalexandru7858
    @bogdanalexandru7858 Před rokem

    I cannot stop but wondering, what are this people doing in Europe in the first place? Who and what facilitated this?

    • @ColonelFluffles
      @ColonelFluffles Před rokem

      It's the rich capitalists that facilitated this in order to get cheaper labor from poorer countries.
      After bringing them here they and the government did not take their responsibilities to integrate the community as a whole, through policies. Instead, they kept the new migrants into segregated neighborhoods close to the factories, and they kept them dumb. So, these migrants and their children would be and stay like that for cheap labour.

  • @barbakanka
    @barbakanka Před 3 lety +6

    well s far as I can see, many of these "discriminated young men" are just a product of bad parenting where their parents totally failed. But of course it is comfortable to stay in the victim mentality,. I suppose their hate against LGBTQI or other religions is also fault of the danish society and not heir hatefull parents or religion

    • @axel665
      @axel665 Před 3 lety +1

      i mean the migrant crisis further exaggerated the hate i mean you can disagree on immigration policy of your country but spreading hate has human known since dawn of society

    • @axel665
      @axel665 Před 3 lety +1

      @Beverley Lumb yeah it like blaming violent video game for your son problem but parents refuse to take responsibility that they bought the game

  • @junkytrain6757
    @junkytrain6757 Před 3 lety +2

    They had there chance to be human now we're other it time to only europeen time to stand with r brother

  • @darrinatorrr
    @darrinatorrr Před rokem

    denmark is a free country. people can move if they don't like it

  • @rishavraj6252
    @rishavraj6252 Před 2 lety

    Remember terrorism has no religion. I in ISIS stands for Ice-cream.

  • @bchandruu
    @bchandruu Před 3 lety +5

    There are so many issues AJ can cover in Qatar alone which they never cover like why Qatar not taking any Syrians refugees or immigration, LGBT rights in Qatar, freedom of religion and freedom from religion in Qatar, migrant workers safety and such. Leave all that in homeland and they like to poke Europe. TRT same as well

    • @rashiidabdallah1648
      @rashiidabdallah1648 Před rokem

      They did 1 million of your hindu brothers. Stfu

    • @bchandruu
      @bchandruu Před rokem

      @@rashiidabdallah1648 India ruled by religions extremist sanghis want to turn it Hindu state like Pakistan Qatar Islamic state and take away religious minorities freedom to practice and preach compromise secular values. Local media like Hindustan times and Tamils, my people fights to keep BJP in bay so your point? You have to understand. I’m simply pointing out there many human rights, sexual minorities right, religious freedom to practice and preach can be highlighted in AJ own region but poking Europe when own backyards stinks. It’s like Indian media complain about Middle East secular values when own stinks.

  • @allanflowers6556
    @allanflowers6556 Před 3 lety +1

    If I was to comment on the problems and persecution of Muslim people in this world is because if a lack of understanding on all sides and am not pointing fingers on no specific people where I would justify the action of one group and accuse the other of atroscities as Christian's or Jews no matter what denomination we label our selves as we have one set of laws and commandments of God and if we try with all our straight and mind we should make better dicision one such behaviour change should be the ability to ignore sin and exercise patience through love and the fear of God who will be the final judge in the end when we revolt from those facts we becomes victims of sociaties and it eventually cause us to fall from grace bad things happen to us sometimes but it happen to prove our faith in God he delivers from oppression and fight for his people in his own way I know this is true cause I have suffered persecution and oppression for over 32 yrs and I have gotten so use to it that it became one of the norms of my life I love to prove my sincerity to God by only obeying him and I dont allow my self to go astray in an evil way I develope the ability to love and to be sympathetic even to those I deems as enemies cause I have seen the Judgement of god upon them too often not to believe that he will let the wicked have their own ways with out be punish and I lives to see it happen and is still alive and yet I remains blameless cause I dont take vengeance but wait on God peace be to all believers humbleness will see us through all tough times forGod does keep his promise if you believe in him truthfully

    • @ImaneLahmidi-ku8qy
      @ImaneLahmidi-ku8qy Před 3 lety

      Best message/advice I have seen about/for the human race I have seen in a long time. Thank you for a refreshing read on such an emotive topic 👏👏

    • @jennydawson6952
      @jennydawson6952 Před rokem

      Punctuation...ever heard of it? Its not overrated, I promise.

  • @danielschneekloth3135

    How is it in Saudi arabia, how do you treat Christians ?

  • @AhmadSyedAnwar
    @AhmadSyedAnwar Před 3 lety +1

    Why you dont give english voice over

  • @Blainosdias
    @Blainosdias Před 3 lety +6

    They could stay in their contry to try and fix it but instead they fled where they tough life would be easy because we withe people are "rich".

    • @ziziprecious3124
      @ziziprecious3124 Před 3 lety +1

      Well, they wouldn't need to "try and fix it" if The West hadn't destroyed it to begin with. Guess they must have gotten tired of "fixing it" only for The West to come and destroy it every time. Don't get mad when they then come to live in your country as a consequence of YOUR government's actions. If you were smart, you would hold your government responsible and demand that they stop bombing, murdering and destroying those countries and steeling from it's people. Those people wouldn't have/need to come to your country if that wasn't the case. Simple!

    • @jjayman2
      @jjayman2 Před 3 lety +2

      @Sam Libya, Egypt, Syria... there is hardly a place where the Western countries did not not drop bombs or take away resources. Now, Western nations need labor and a younger population... guess who is coming?

    • @Blainosdias
      @Blainosdias Před 3 lety +1

      @@jjayman2 we dont need workers in the west, its a big lie to keep our salary as low as possible and cripple or socials systems.

    • @Blainosdias
      @Blainosdias Před 3 lety

      @@ziziprecious3124 lets forget about bringing education and civilization to the world and focus on 1 - 2 bad contry to justify all our miseries .

    • @Blainosdias
      @Blainosdias Před 3 lety

      @@ziziprecious3124 before the bombs its was rocks trown by catapults and guess what , all ethnically have wage war over stupid stuff like territory and religion. Dont blame contry who did good by themself for the corruption in your contry.

  • @AHD2105
    @AHD2105 Před 3 lety +3

    They needed to ask for agreement from the people of Sweden about accepting mass migrants of other beliefs into their community. What about the rights of the locals? Of course you'll get resentment and people becoming anti migrant

  • @tntcng5974
    @tntcng5974 Před 3 lety

    good discussion

  • @josemariareigtignero6705
    @josemariareigtignero6705 Před 9 měsíci

    Bee hives in Africa and Middle East was disturbed
    So,where will the bees go...???
    😂😂😂

  • @charlesreesink7850
    @charlesreesink7850 Před 3 lety

    Remarkable President of Save Belgium ...
    This mother of a beautiful boy - she gets it...
    and it is not going away.
    - From my perspective, Muslim zeal is fed by Christian apathy: where is the witnessing which Christians are supposed to carry as a standard of their own?
    -They lost it a long time ago. And capitalism has made them all asleep at the wheel, litterally...
    Thank youfor this extraordinarily dignified interview!
    from winnipeg, canada

  • @BethlehemBoss
    @BethlehemBoss Před 3 lety +1

    the nixxa was so muffled with the deep Darth Vador voice I couldn't even understand what he was saying...

  • @najammehmood5387
    @najammehmood5387 Před 3 lety +1

    Good work Al Jazeera

  • @hadesinferno2927
    @hadesinferno2927 Před 3 lety +4

    Islamophobia does not kill, Islam kills. That says everything.

  • @soyouseethis
    @soyouseethis Před 3 lety +2

    If they feel so discriminated in Europe why do they migrate in large numbers?
    Why not stay in their own countries and feel safe?

  • @dkochu
    @dkochu Před 3 lety +2

    Religion itself is to put blame .it puts barriers between the people prevents people from adopting the community and integration .

  • @eliafrikha3948
    @eliafrikha3948 Před 3 lety +5

    Racism and antisemitism needs to come to an end. Let look at each other as human possessing different ideologies.

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  • @yurigansmith
    @yurigansmith Před 3 lety +1

    After their phoney demand for human rights on the international stage most recently, the Europeans will have to realize that the semblance of high moral grounds comes with a price, and now is the time to pay. From a strategic perspective, Qatar's Al Jazeera is pushing this topic in the perfect moment.

  • @christopherabbott263
    @christopherabbott263 Před 3 lety +1

    LOL and nothing but love from where there from hahahahahaha

  • @Romul099
    @Romul099 Před 2 lety +1

    Who brought islam to Europe and why?

  • @debbiemitchell7760
    @debbiemitchell7760 Před rokem

    they don't have to adjust to u u have to adjust.

  • @frankpsaila8504
    @frankpsaila8504 Před 3 lety +1

    Why don't you show the non-muslim suffering in muslim countries? Why as a non-muslim (infidel) do i have to observe muslim custom because i'm in a muslim country? One typical example would be how you treat infidels during Ramadan, waking up at 3:30am to have my breakfast and eat or drink nothing during the whole day until 6:30pm so as not to offend the fasting population. These same people then come to Europe and expect us to adopt to them because we already adopted when we worked in their countries. When i move to a country I accept their custom because i'm just a visitor, albeit for a number of years. All you show here is contrary to that, they want the society to adapt to them.

    • @amirmonem8080
      @amirmonem8080 Před 2 lety

      I lived in Muslim countries and western ones and we don't have your invented self-created problems. The problem is ,especially in Euro culture and the ancient belief that euros are better than everyone else.

    • @plisplasplus3722
      @plisplasplus3722 Před 2 lety +1

      @@amirmonem8080 when people move to another country and culture, they must follow the rules of the host country.
      When in Rome, do as the Romans.

    • @amirmonem8080
      @amirmonem8080 Před 2 lety

      @@plisplasplus3722 the Romans were freeks. We don't have to be as you people can be as they please .

    • @amirmonem8080
      @amirmonem8080 Před 2 lety

      @@plisplasplus3722 if you lived in another country you wouldn't abandon your culture identity or beliefs we don't have to all be the same and if we were what a boring world this would be.

  • @okadheredevils4028
    @okadheredevils4028 Před 3 lety

    Us always ask human righ in xinjiang and whatz happen with muslim in eorou us adn indian?
    Xinjiang muslim life peace and happy

  • @johnmilon9584
    @johnmilon9584 Před 3 lety +3

    OIL AND WATER DO NOT MIX!!!!!!!!....

  • @manzorico4363
    @manzorico4363 Před 3 lety

    You are not a Muslim if you call others infidel there is no prove that you are Muslim only god can judge according to Quran.

  • @mohamedabdi7714
    @mohamedabdi7714 Před 3 lety +3

    ولن ترضى عنك اليهود ولا النصارى حتى تتبع ملتهم ...الخ

  • @danielschneekloth3135

    Always complaining, always the others fail.
    Never your own fault

  • @zedzion8
    @zedzion8 Před 3 lety

    (925) Documentary: The IDF & the Marvi Marmara - CZcams

  • @commendatore2516
    @commendatore2516 Před 3 lety

    ja wir schaffen das....pffffffffff

  • @junkytrain6757
    @junkytrain6757 Před 3 lety +1

    I ll spill blood my too I'll lay my life we are stronger then you ever know war this year 2021 if you don't fight then you'll be gone

  • @odwafdwaf
    @odwafdwaf Před 3 lety +2

    The Arab problem needs Arab solutions. Just as the Belgian leader told the lady

    • @SuperFadaka
      @SuperFadaka Před 3 lety

      By Arab solution, you mean Islamic solutions

  • @SkinnyEMedia
    @SkinnyEMedia Před 2 lety

    Pains me to see this is the reality certain groups face in the countries many view as ‘enlightened’ or ‘highly progressive’ like Sweden or Denmark. What’s going on? Is it racism? Is it not knowing the culture or language? Is it religion? Is it white vs. black vs. brown vs. what? It’s not that easy but what is for certain is right-wing politics, poverty, and outdated ideas are keeping people behind.

  • @herticate8579
    @herticate8579 Před 3 lety

    everyone needs basic human rights, and the near majority of the comment section is really hating on Arabs. just because of what you see on media about some people, you assume everyone in their nation is like that. Everyone has flaws, your not perfect.

  • @marojedlairf3090
    @marojedlairf3090 Před 3 lety +9

    WHY THIS PEOPLE GO TO EUROPE ???WHY DIDNT GO TO ARAB RICH COUNTRIES?WHY???????????????!!!!

    • @crucesignatis7922
      @crucesignatis7922 Před 3 lety +4

      They didn’t take them. They do not want problems in their countries

    • @dUnjer
      @dUnjer Před 3 lety +1

      Because the EUROPEANS brought them to Europe to fix problems they couldn’t handle themselves 🥴🥴🥴

    • @crucesignatis7922
      @crucesignatis7922 Před 3 lety +1

      @@dUnjer It was the Yew that did this, not Europeans.

    • @gosubtotheogaloo
      @gosubtotheogaloo Před 3 lety

      @@crucesignatis7922 what a yew

    • @nandinibandhini
      @nandinibandhini Před 2 lety

      They get more benefits in Europe than in their own islamic countries. That´s why.
      Soon there will be no Europe anymore. Our politicians failed us big time.

  • @mistieblue9
    @mistieblue9 Před 3 lety

    I tell you that there are people who just want to live in peace! If the authorities would take care of those who have been in Syria, it must have a social engagement program in order to send these young people to military bases with a commitment on their part and not only have the ideology in mind. ! It would take a group of people with special training to train these young people in order to produce the opposite effect which made them leave the comfort of the family. And those who have been indoctrinated too much should be sent to an island where there will be militarized training for as long as necessary. I believe that immigration has been ill-suited to arrive in a country with opposite kinds of life. It is also necessary to clarify who benefits from the crime and the sums of money paid out by Saudi Arabia and Iran, the two major producers of terrorists. And there are those alongside who form clans in order to make the lives of others impossible. There is hope!

  • @scotishjohn
    @scotishjohn Před 3 lety +2

    Do what's wrong with their homelands they got all they need surely

    • @Uhuss-qq6cq
      @Uhuss-qq6cq Před 3 lety

      Lol the west has bombed and destabilised their countries and you ask “what’s wrong with their homelands”?? 🤦‍♂️

    • @scotishjohn
      @scotishjohn Před 3 lety +1

      @@Uhuss-qq6cq not all off them man

  • @aadanaadan9109
    @aadanaadan9109 Před 3 lety +12

    All of the people whom countries were destroyed by Europeans have the right to immigrate to Europe.

    • @zahraabdul9879
      @zahraabdul9879 Před 3 lety +2

      I agree 👍

    • @arabesque7787
      @arabesque7787 Před 3 lety +3

      Interesteing point. You have the right that is given to you by that state. For now, Europe practice glorious ethic of accepting foreigners and giving them opportunities. And patience with them as well. However, Europe is not a good choice for everyone, as they have their own history and value system.

    • @hermanspaerman3490
      @hermanspaerman3490 Před 3 lety +10

      How about all the countries destroyed by the pestilence islam, do they have the right to move to the Arabian peninsula?

    • @jju2444
      @jju2444 Před 3 lety +1

      Will Islamic countries will ever admit that they made their share of mass murdering, mass deportations, enslavement and all that until the 20th century? Or funding militias that are killing of thousands of natives in Mozambique or in DRC, or in Nigeria nowadays? Nope. Hypocrisy at its finest.

    • @Natializd
      @Natializd Před 3 lety

      @@theresecoco1887 on point.

  • @anmona4803
    @anmona4803 Před 3 lety +3

    It's so hard that western media didn't show it.

    • @axel665
      @axel665 Před 3 lety

      really i see many western media say far right are dangerous

    • @keesbuhl6019
      @keesbuhl6019 Před 3 lety

      In my homeland Germany public media broadcasts documentaries like this regularly. Racism, anti-semitism and neo-colonial thinking are still big problems here, no doubt about that.

    • @mimovil8730
      @mimovil8730 Před 3 lety

      This is on the news daily in most mainstream Western channels.

  • @Hispandinavian
    @Hispandinavian Před 2 lety

    One of Sweden's worst mistakes was letting so many of them in.

  • @francissullivan6582
    @francissullivan6582 Před 3 lety +1

    Molenbik...wtf??? Hahahaha!!!

  • @HubertDia1986
    @HubertDia1986 Před rokem +1

    Sorry arab friends, it is all our falt....come on you are ridicolous