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Sierra doesnât know a lot, but she admits this multiple times in the video. She also apologizes and thanks them for educating her. I thought she was lovely and a lot of ignorant people can learn from her humble attitude.
Iâve got a lot of respect for that - no shame in ignorance, only in willful ignorance. People who wanna learn are extremely welcome in my book
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Exactly youâre not born educated on the issues of a marginalized ethno-religious group youâre not a part of, you gotta learn, which she did
â@@micahmcjunkin4961 right ppl in the comment section so weird cause either way you're going to be ignorant Abt smth
â@@micahmcjunkin4961 Daniel Carver should have narrated
Sierra at least apologized for her ignorance! It shows that even entertaining videos like this are so important for education and understanding đđ»
It was so refreshing to see tbh
She was open to learn and accepted her ignorance
America's educational system is so pathetic man.
she literally said she didn't know antisemitism exists ;-;
Ignorance is not the problem. The real issue is people being anti-learning. And she expressed her willingness to learn and that's what counts.
@@DA-js7xz when did she become the representative of america's education system...?
Fun fact there are an entire group of black Jews from Ethiopia. All the stereotypes are usually based on Ashkenazis (white). There are also Sephardics and Mizrachis. As a mizrachi jew (yemeni) it would have been cool to see some of them represented in media.
It's because Ashkenazi is the overwhelming majority and this is American social media.
Arabs in Hollywood movies are often portrayed by Mizrahi Jews.
@@DA-js7xz they're only a majority in america though, let's make it clear
@@DA-js7xz not true, least in israel i believe it is about half ashkenazi half mizrahi.
Not many non-ashkenazi ppl living in Seattle.
How did that one girl not know antisemitism was a thing đđ
i think it is the editing :/ and probably misunderstanding - she respectfully apologized i think it's edited badly for the views :/
She knew about it. It was sarcasm
The holocaust came across as breaking news for her
@@grapepale8446 it wasnât sarcasm she blatantly stated she didnât know about it before.
I doubt that she didnât know. She probably didnât think it was as prevalent as it is though.
Assuming someone is Jewish just based on knowing what a Yarmulke or dreidel is is wild đ
The crazy thing is that she ended up doing the best đ
She isnât assuming sheâs guessing based on their answers. The entire point of the gameâŠ
as someone that said she doesn't know anything abt Judiasm, she did what she had to do
im gonna be honest i wouldnt have known, but if i was jewish, i would just pretend to not know about anything they asked me
What else is she supposed to base it off? She literally knew nothing about Jewish people đ
I relate to what the drag queen said about how itâs inevitable that a bunch of Jews in a room together are going to talk about the Holocaust at some point. I am Hmong and if you get a room full of Hmong people together, we will inevitably talk about the Vietnam War in some fashion or another. Itâs a collective trauma that we all share as an ethnic group that continues to affect us to this day. Of course weâll talk about it. So I definitely understand in my own way what sheâs saying
****I am aware that not all Jews are ethnically Jewish
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I mean Iâm Viet & thatâs⊠not why happens in my Viet circle. We talk about the now, not our trauma.
But if black folk try to talk about the biggest atrocity in history the transatlantic slave trade, we are playing and race card and told to forget about it. Over 120 million black people died.
@@iBeFloe Maybe because Viet people are still a pretty big population? You're less likely to meet Hmong people and Jewish people on the daily so when you meet someone like yourself you're bound to talk about those traumas
Sierra just stumbled her way into those correct guesses lol! Itâs easy to clown her, but she was open to learning and even acknowledged/apologized for her ignorance and I can appreciate that. There have been people in these videos who were complete jerks and wonât get half the crap the comments are gonna give her. Also, weâve definitely seen Bertha out of drag in other videos, right?
Say it louder for the people in the back!!!
That one dude in the first guess my phobia video trying to âcureâ people of their fears đ he was an actual nightmare
"I am Seattle's premier jewish drag queen" is the funniest thing to say because it is literally an almost direct quote from 10 years ago when Jinkx Monsoon said " I am Seattle's premier jewish narcoleptic drag queen"
Right, but I'm not narcoleptic
@@SamiTacher thatâs rlly you!?!?
@@samuel8987 It really do be
@@SamiTacher my god itâs you đ„čđ„čđ
@@SamiTacher no shade!!! i love you and thought you were amazing in this vid, just thought is was hilarious
The second the black guy said âWell I date Jewish people but I donât exclusively date Jewish peopleâ I was like âThis guy is ONE HUNDRED PERCENT a Jewâ
Nobody else dates more than one of us and sounds ashamed of it
Thatâs Jewish humour.
that's super sad. Maybe in the secular Jewish world. In my religious Jewish world it's humiliating to marry out.
@@taylorbooker8463 be happy with your chronic illness then
i dont get it sorry
@@taylorbooker8463 Well, according to the Orthodox PoV he's not Jewish either, he said his father was Jewish and his mother is a non-Jewish African American. So it goes by the mom and he's not considered Jewish although he is partially Jewish ethnically and culturally and seems to regard himself as Jewish.
The black woman being completely dumbfounded by Antisemitism is mind blowing.
I appreciated her humility tho
growing up in a place where there's close to no jews i also didnt know, im just not exposed to it and didnt know until this video. like why shit on her we can't all control what we do and don't know. She was also nice so
@@slopez6332 she was nice and she was humble but it seemed almost like she only thought black folks experienced racism
@@StrideResearch I donât think thatâs what she thought. Iâm assuming she knows that many non-white groups experience racism, but she thinks of Jews as being white, so she didnât realize that we Jews are the target of the many who hate us (Jews are the most targeted ethnic/religious group, when it comes to hate crimes - and we are a tiny minority in the world). Iâm surprised she was so unaware (she also didnât know there are Black Jews), but I like her vibe.
@@slopez6332 Through the British system of education, we learned about the Holocaust at length. Does the US not teach about what happened?
The end statement by Jacob about being biased towards an 'Ashkenormative' view really hits a point that a lot of non-Ashkenazi Jews feel and it is beyond just looks, there is a lot of cultural variation between different Jewish communities that is overshadowed by Ashkenazi culture.
It's partially true but that's also his own ignorance. I'm Ashkenazi and know enough to know that there's no such thing as an Arab Jew because that's a contradiction in terms.The word for middle eastern Jews is Mizrahi and life wasn't exactly great for them the way he portrayed it. Also his Hebrew was laughably bad, he committed basic errors in 4 words. Its his own ignorance shining through
@@barakb1992 Damn you really coming for his neck
@@barakb1992 I don't see why arab jew is contradictry in terms.. being arab is an ehtnicity, a culture, not a religion, there are jewish arabs, christian arabs, druze, maronites, samaritans, and so many more religions...
@@architecting.our.identityJudaism is also an ethnicity like Arab or Assyrian. You can be a Christian Arab or Muslim Arab but you can't be a Kurd Arab or Jewish Arab
@@architecting.our.identity The term is Mizrahi.
Jewish Bob Ross is a cool dude. Hope he comes on for more episodes.
I can't remember the Drag Queen's name, but she got it right. You have to make jokes to get through things, as tough as the are. And I'm not sure someone who isn't Jewish would get away as easily with saying those things, but that's how that goes and that's totally fine by me. Loved learning things in this one!
the premiere jewish drag queen.
I keep getting shit for making jokes about my own kind.. people are like you can't say that u werent in the war ect I get cancelled but Kanye doesnt????
I'm not Jewish and I make anti semitic jokes all the time
oh my god it was so embarassing. when the guy said "arab jews" I felt the cringe because I know almost no jew who knows its ancestry would call theirself an arab jew, its like a slur. they're called mizrahi jews and even though they lived among arabs and "look arab" (and americans are all about physical look and color), they kept a seperate ethnicity and aren't arab.
Exactly. My family were Syrian Jews who lived in Damascus (which to us, before any borders, was basically living in Eretz Israel) The idea of being Arab simply for just living in the middle east is RIDICULOUS. Like "Palestinian Jew" though its different it feels like redundant slap in the face.
Lauren London, Eric Andre, Lenny Kravitz, Lisa Bonet, Zoe Kravitz, Rashida and Kiddada Jones. There are sooo many light skinned Jewish celebs that I knew this guy way
@leafsnail isnât light skin the same as white?
I had no idea that any of these (besides the gorgeous Lenny) was Jewish!
Not to mention hundreds of thousands of Ethiopian Jews living in Israel. Judaism is a religion not so much of a race anymore.
Doja Cat too I believe
@leafsnail lol sorry, in thĂ© rĂ©gion I live âlight skinâ means half some sort of white and half some sort of black. We also say âSpanishâ when we mean latino. No clue why lol. And just to show my age, latino was a race when i was in school. If you took the MCAS in 2001, latino was one of the race options. My teacher actually told me not to fill in white, one of my earliest memories when moving to the US đ€Ł
As a jew, you can rarely tell by appearances whoâs a jew. When religion does come up, though, itâs always a fun time talking to other jews about being a jew; being able to relate and joke with random people because you share something in common are some of my favorite interactions.
"you can rarely tell by appearances who's a jew"?! AAAAAHAHAHAHAHAAHA, trust me, msot people can tell 9 times out of 10. phenotypes are real.
I once dated a guy who wasn't Jewish at all, and not from anywhere that has a large Jewish population, but everybody assumed he was Jewish based on his features (dark, curly hair basically). It didn't make any sense to me, because Jewish is not an ethnicity. đ
@@TheYazmanian but it is... jew is pretty much a race in itself. all the genetic traits, even the blood disease that it's inherently common in the ashkenazi jews community, and their affinity for certain things can 100% categorize them as a race in a broad sense.
LOL hahahaha âcane barely tellâ
@@TheYazmanian Judaism is an ethnoreligion (ie a religion with an ethnic group closely tied to it).
I love how the Muslim girl was from Palestine! And I loved how she talked about how faiths are so closely related. Yay Cut!!
fun factoid: Muslims eat Kosher food since itâs halal for us. We usually seek it out since itâs more widely available đđŸ
I appreciated the male Palestinian for speaking up against his oppressors. Free Palestine đ”đž
On the other side, if Jews donât have access to a synagogue, weâre not allowed to pray in a church, but we ARE allowed to pray in a mosque because our view of God is reasonably aligned with Muslim understandings of God đ
â@@trose5213 omg really?
@T Rose I had no idea. Thatâs amazing
I think the lady understanding her ignorance is a good thing. This is why, though it shows that we need to be friends of people of all backgrounds I learn from everything you can kind of tell as she grew up in some kind of bubble, where she didnât learn about these types of things but itâs good that she knows that sheâs trying to learn everything
Mad props to the Palestinian guy who learned Hebrew to overcome the divide between Jews and Palestinians.
There are many more faces to that conflict:
Arabs against Jews
Muslims against Jews
21 Arab countries against Israel
56 Muslim countries against Israel
Islam vs. Jewdaism
Shia vs. Sunni
Iran vs. Turkey vs. KSA vs. Egypt
â@@ef2718 What is blud talking about
@@user-rv6cx3rz7t blud?
That one girl not knowing that Jewish people get treated terribly is just mind blowing to me...
Yeah, not like the holocaust being a thingđ
Sadly, I feel like some people lack very basic general knowledge
They deserve it
In this generation, people are being educated less and less about different cultures and their history and struggles. Thereâs no basic knowledge of Jews and other nations which is the saddest thing. The lack of education is what leads to more hate, because people hate and fear the unknown or things they were misguided about. The hate is strong on both sides of the political spectrum, so everyone is to blame for this hatred and violence. Iâm so sick of seeing it and i wish people would at least educate themselves if the school system doesnât.
@@ihatesnow1762 i hope you have the day you deserveđ
A lot of Jews look straight up white. Its surprising they'd be treated differently in America
the SS tattoo situation is WILD.... how can people do that AND go up to a Jewish person and "flaunt" it. SMH
I'm Jewish and I've experienced A LOT of antisemitism. It's very much a thing unfortunately.
This is definitely a thing.
Jewish people range all across the diaspora. Although there are certain attributes that we have, Jewish people can be different races, creeds, culture, etc.
This was very tense for me to watch as a Jewish person, bc I wanted to be in the room and be a part of these conversations so badly!!! Which is very Jewish of me! Bc discussion and questioning and education are huge Jewish values! I'm so appreciative that y'all made this video and I hope you make more like it, there is a TON of disinformation and ignorance around Judaism and Jewish culture. Most people don't even know that it's an Ethnicity and not just a religion. I got most of these right btw :) But you never know! Bc there are soooo many ways to "look" Jewish! We're a beautifully diverse people!
I'd say almost everyone I ever met do not know that being Jewish is an ethnicity first, and that Judaism is the religion. Some Jewish people are very religious, some a little bit, and some not, but you cannot remove the "Jewishness" in them (which is why Jacob looked so much for physical clues, which he wouldn't have done if he had to spot Catholics/Christians/Muslims/whateverelse). You can chose to not be Catholic/Muslim/etc. anymore if you wish to, you cannot chose to not be Jewish anymore (you can chose to not follow Judaism though).
I am also jewish and felt the same!
Yes, there was so much misinformation and stereotyping in this video! I was yelling at the TV lol
Adorable!
Absolutely! Thatâs one of the things I truly love about Judaism - debate being considered a mitzvah
I just want to say, there are black Jews- when I visited Jerusalem I remember there was a whole block of Ethiopian Jews living together, I think they were refugees. But yeah Jews are around the world guys đ
Yeah there are tons of ethiopian jews in israel
â@@yaeli_i_guess free Palestine đ”đž
What's up with the one person who thinks that you need to be Jewish to know anything basic about Judaism. I get that not everyone grew up around Jewish people but come on. Knowing what a dreidel or a yarmulka is doesn't make you Jewish it just makes you informed about the most basic things in a religion outside your own
exactly
Didnât know it was spelt like that!
she pissed me off lol
Ya she seemed ignorant
Iâm not Jewish. But know a lot about Judaism đ
My husband is Jewish but I knew about Judaism for a long time because of my mother. Even though she was Catholic, she knew a lot about the religion.
If your mom is Jewish you are Jewish. If your dad is Jewish you are NOT Jewish thats it! Thats the halacha(Jewish law).
I'm with Bertha on this one! I'm Roma and if we don't make jokes about the holocaust then how can we ever cope and move past it, or how can we educate people efficiently that will.keep their attention, because clearly the school system failed at that
I'm Jewish and Roma as well! Agreed that the way to begin a hard topic and conversation does reach people through humour.
â@pokemongirl09 thank you for your input! I don't get to talk to other Romani very often, my family moves to the States from Croatia, is it alright if I ask where your family is from?
@@jordeahgrosko Mine was from Hungary but refugees to Canada!
â@pokemongirl09 thanks for curing my curiosity! lol
thank you for showing love and solutions instead of hate. i loved how everyone accepted eachother
This whole round of ppl were great đđœđđœkeeshawn , julian, wish you guys the best !
Iâm black was raised in south Florida & I vastly over estimated how many Jewish people there were in the world. College in a random Florida town was a culture shock. I have a lot of respect and love for the culture and people!
you're a G
I believe there are about 18 million of is iirc. Just hit the same number as pre Holocaust
Florida? Oh you poor thing
â@@DA-js7xz Florida is a nice state
@@sarajk2323 maybe if your community didn't make laws to where its illegal to question things maybe people wouldn't be so mad at jews
I remember jordan was in a cut video several years ago guessing languages and he had mentioned his dad was Jewish and immediately when I saw this title I was thinking that he was going to be in the video! Good to see him again!
One of the best ways to ask who is Jewish is to ask about holidays, rituals, and values -- as with any other faith (and I think they've asked about that in other videos) -- to determine folks' relationship to Jewish observance and culture. It's not just about looks! There are so many Mizrachi and Sephardi Jews who aren't white -- Black and Brown Jewry is beautiful and real. American Jewry has been white-washed and Jews are more than just the Ashkenazi folks we see depicted in our media (and even most present in our communities). In addition, asking about Hebrew (and other Jewish languages like Yiddish, Ladino, etc.) is a bit hard because so many more people speak those languages.
Our Jewish community is so expansive and is becoming more inclusive. It's a powerful thing!! - wishing you all a meaningful Passover!
I'm half Jew ethnically but know absolutely nothing about Jewish holidays. Similar to how the black diaspora in the US lost their culture due to enslavement, so did ethnic Jews who survived the latest ethnic cleansing in the 1940s.
I don't think it's necessarily that American Jewry is white-washed, I think its more due to the fact that the vast, VAST, majority of Jews in the US are Ashkenazi Jews, (according to Wikipedia, 90-95% of American Jews are Ashkenazi), as well as Sephardic and Mizrahi Jews tending to be very Phenotypically diverse, just like the respective regions they come from (Sephardic Jews originate from Iberia, so they still *tend* to be fair as well), so when it comes down to it its likely only 2-4% of American Jews would be considered "non-white". But yes, Jewish people are far more than just the Ashkenazi we know and have in the US, the Diaspora is quite literally worldwide, with unique Jewish communities in Ethiopia, Sakartvelo, Uzbekistan, heck even India and China have their own small unique communities of Jewish people.
I absolutely loved this! I love how the cut creates this space to learn and examine our biases without shying away from the uncomfortableness of it all. Humans bumble around and put our feet in our mouths but weâre (most of us) still trying to be good!
I appreciate cut for making this video so much! â€
đ Her lack of knowledge on some of the most basic terms/history is a little worrisome.
Worrisome and very expected for a lot of American
@@didi.a8567 what country are you from?
@@didi.a8567 Ppl believe everything they see on the internet. I bet you spend most of your time on tiktok lol
@@maxh4651 anywhere but America learns world history
@@user-ds8gf3ki2g what country are you from?
Moroccan Jew here, would love to see more representation of different types of jews. Ethiopian Jews, Cochin Jews, Kaifeng Jews, Sephardic Jews, Kafkazi Jews, etc.
Out of a maximum of 400 Kaifeng Jews, the chances of finding one that lives in Seattle are zero. Cochin Jews don't make too many either.
ashkenormivity
Iâm Jewish and look very Jewish and I have tattoos and every Jewish person is like OH THE HORROR!
I grew up getting bullied for being Jewish and I absolutely hated being Jewish for a long time but the older I get and the more I learn, Iâve learned to slowly love who I am and Iâve met some really great people who arenât Jewish who absolutely love being thrown in to all the fun traditions and love the food and aside from them not burying you in a Jewish cemetery if you got tattoos, most Jews are the chillest most accepting people
Just FYI, the whole not burying you in a Jewish cemetery thing is a myth.
@@taylorbooker8463 thatâs not true. It depends what sect/how religious your community is. I grew up orthodox (and quite religious), I now consider myself atheist/not Jewish and I have a tattoo. I know for a fact that if I died, my family would refuse to bury me in a Jewish cemetery because of that or they would get it removed.
@@NathanLipetz **grabs potato peeler**
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@@birdie_. đ
â@@taylorbooker8463 it's not a myth because of the Holocaust a lot of Jews had tattoos and the survivors are allowed (obviously) to be buried in Jewish cemetery's.
When I saw the second woman, I immediately thought « Oh she is Jewish, she looks just like me ! » (Iâm Mediterranean/Middle Eastern/European), but she is not. So itâs funny to think we kind of have the same roots, kind of the same culture, yet people think Muslim and Jewish people are so different.
She didn't look Jewish at all. I've grown up around both. She looks Middle Eastern..maybe Persian? Hard to tell who is Persian these days though from their obsession with plastic surgery.
@@DA-js7xz you do know there are Persian Jews?
@@DA-js7xz you do know there are Persian Jews?
â@@DA-js7xz jews can be middle Eastern tho? Not everyone is Ashkenazi
@@geo3898 Yes totally, there is a resemblance between people from Middle East at a certain degree, and I know lots of israelian women who do look just like her. I also found surprising that people where surprised that the last man was jewish, knowing there is in fact a big community of people who are Black, and Israelian, and Jewish from African countries, like Ethiopia, Erythrea etc. (even tho I guess this man was rather African American). Anyway the video was very good and funny (especially the American accent in Hebrew), and I like that it showed some representation of Jewish people who did not look typically American/Ashkenazi
I love Jacob, the way that he consistently uses peoples names when speaking to them really shows he must be great at his chosen career with the synagogue
The hug between the Jewish guy and the Palestinian girl was so cute, it warmed my heart.
yep
Yes! It's sad that criticising Israeli state policies is sometimes conflated with being anti-Semitic or anti-Jewish. Not true. There are Jewish people, even in Israel, who see that their government is becoming more and more conservative and right-wing, and they don't like it.
@@DizzyBusy Get the proportions right.
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Loved Jacob in this video, you guys should bring him back for others.
It's wild to me that in America the common image of Jews is white. Here in Israel it's such a mixture between European, middle-eastern and Ethiopian jews that there isn't one 'look' I associate with Judaism. But I do have a good Jewish radar, you can usually tell by the eyes :)
You mean occupied PALESTINE?
As a yemenite jew i 100% agree. Also americans think about race in a very different way.
@@kiwe3546 True but Ashkenazis were only in Eastern Europe due to the Diaspora. Jewish people are Indigenous to the Middle East
the eyes?
As someone else pointed out, most Jews are white Europeans. They migrated from the Middle East a couple thousand years ago just like most European ethnicities have been for tens of thousands of years.
They also have no right to be colonizing the Middle East but that's Europe for you.
this is the coolest series ever, I love watching these
I got them all correctly wow. But I was born in Budapest. There was so much going on culturally when I grew up in the '90s, somehow makes it easy to scan and read faces, gestures and the whole communiqué. This was a sweet show!
LOVE Bertha Baby!! Please cast them in more videos!! Weren't they in a few videos out of drag as well? Big fan.
We learn a LOT about the Holocaust and antisemitism in schools in Germany. I'm sad that we learn very little about Jewish culture itself. I first heard the word Hannukah watching friends, I think. I don't know their religious celebrations, traditions - anything. Pretty much all I know is based on the old testament and my visits to the Jewish part of Vienna. (Please note that unlike the US, Germany currently has very little Jewish life going on which is why most German kids never really come into contact with it. Still, it's weird that I know more about Hinduism than about Judaism)
Jacob works at my Jewish summer camp! Love that guy.
Should have at least clarified wether they meant ethnic jews or religious Jews.
Judaism is an ethnoreligion, so both
I am a Jewess. Please don't assume all Jews are religious and going to shulâ€My dad was a black Jew from Suriname and my mum was from Italy, also Jewish.
âJewessâ? Kind of sexist word. Iâm a Jewish woman, btw.
@@Ceerads my word choice
@@Ceerads A lot of Jewish women take pride in the term Jewess, it's definitely a thing in the community. You're entitled to dislike it but just an fyi!
â@@jillsarah7356 they're probably a repressed woman belonging to an Orthodox community.
Im never this early, but I just wanna say I love Cut and I wish beer pong comes backâ€
A great video, and an important message â€
I'm not Jewish myself, but I have Jewish ancestry. I learned a lot in this video, thank you!
Everyone in these comments is grilling the girl who was ignorant to antisemitism & Jewish culture. Promote growth and learning over shaming, promote change! She did so good at apologizing for her ignorance, asking genuine questions and showing she wants to learn
Yes! I hope she continues to learn more!
Jacob looks like Bob Ross at first glance ngl
Something that has always bothered me is that I am Jewish, but you wouldnât know from my name and I have red hair. Iâve always heard from people that âyou donât look Jewishâ or âyou donât act jewishâ (I got this second one in high school because honestly a lot of the Jewish people at my school were very wealthy and quite bratty about it) But Iâve always taken issue with that. It unfortunately is said in a way like that is a good thing that I donât immediately seem Jewish.
I will say, once you get to know people, there is almost this particular sense of humor and way about people where it becomes easy to tell they are Jewish. One of the funniest things was that I was once at a bar and it was extremely hot out and I went over to stay in front of this fan. There were a few people there doing the exact same thing and we got to talking and they were also complaining then said they were schvitzing which is Yiddish and we got to talking and they were also Jewish. I live in an area now where I have maybe met 2 Jewish people in 4 years but found it funny we all congregated to the fan complaining about the heat
knew she wasnât jewish the min she said she ate a bagel from panera .
why donât jewish people eat there?
@@icedcashewmilklatte we wouldn't dare call that garbage bread a "bagel"
@@icedcashewmilklatte That'd be like an American Chinese person saying their favorite food was orange chicken.
Thereâs nothing more validating as a persecuted minority than talking about it in a non-judgemental space, openly, freely, and being able to joke about it without fear of repercussions or backlash.
Seeing the woman with family from Palestine hug the guy made me tear up a little. Their whole mini discussion was beautiful. That whole situations is so horrifying. đ„ș
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I really don't understand why being Black and just a non-white Jew in general is surprising to so many
Why did this bring me to tears
My great grandparents on my dad's side were jewish from Spain and immigrated to Mexico in search of religious freedom which they did obtain. Luckily they were spanish and blended in saying their were catholic. One of my grandfather's brother came out Jewish and no one in Mexico treated him differently.
Years of training payed off
God bless Palestinian people who keep their patience when they know what so many donât care to understand
Patience to commit yet another genocide on Jews and colonize their labd⊠how inspiring.
Literally
Could you elaborate? Iâm trying to see this whole Palestinian-Israeli conflict from a different perspective than the one that I know and you would be really helpful
Jews don't equal Israeli or zionism. Don't hide your anti Semitism behind Palestine
There are 2 billion Muslims and half a billion Arabs supporting the Palestinian narrative purely because of their religion or ethnicity while Israel has no mass of people like that to explain their side (yes, there is of course a side for them to explain too)
When he said Israel and she said palestine, I audibly gasped. That could have turned bad real fast lol.
The fact that the guy was a Director of Jewish Enrichment but didnât know there are entire groups of nonwhite Jews is honestly extremely disappointing.
Wow, I'm glad that the guessers were able to learn a lot more about themselves!
Jewish Bob Ross seems like a riot. I'd love to see him in more videos
I really like how this video unintentionally highlighted the differences and similarities between the oppression of Jewish and Black people. Like it's hard for me to currently describe but I feel like it showed how people treat the horrors done to Jewish people as a fact but something that's resolved and done with. While they treat the horrors done to Black people as an opinion or something up to interpretation. The hatred towards both groups is terrible but very rarely do we see a crossover between the communities. I think there's a misunderstanding in believing that because what happened to Jews has been acknowledged by most of the world the hatred has been resolved and those that act outside of that are outliers, which I think makes people think it's a lot more okay than it is. While with black people there is very little historical and wide scale acknowledgement of what has been done, so they constantly fight to have what they feel the Jews have. So like Black people want the horrors done to them to be acknowledged the way people acknowledge the Holocaust. While Jewish people want people to realize acknowledgement doesn't equal resolution. Does that make sense? :/
There sadly still is racism in Israel for example, a few years ago they threw blood donations from black jews in the trash (which luckily got massive outrage). In the meantime anti-semitism is still a big problem, especially in the black and latino community.
1:50 I know for a FACT that anyone who grew up jewish watching rn just felt the most visceral of flashbacks đ
The urge to yell âhey!â Was so strong, i had to do itđ
@@odeleya1768 right??? Lmfaoooo
I wanted to yell "hey!" So badly when the one guy was singing the kids song (which is what he was fishing for) đ Took me back to my childhood
I automatically said hey when I heard it. It was like a reflex
You guys say hey?
As an Israeli here you respond *sha*
Thank you for making this video
Two Palestinians but no Israeli Tzabars or Mizrachi Jews? Or Ethiopian Jews? Or indian Jews? Just Ashkenazi Jews, this is a very American video. They should have brought back the Druze girl from the "guess my religion" video because she's Israeli but obviously not Jewish
so true
YES the most underrated comment
I get the sense that they cast from people in Seattle, so all of their videos have that demo
I had the same thoughts. Mizrachi jews and Ethiopian jews are greatly underrepresented in media. Even less for minorities in a minority.
Agreed. The askenazi one wasn't even Israeli, only Israeli one was a convert too if I'm not mistaken
People approach my husband all the time wondering if he's Jewish. He's an Italian Catholic. Not sure why people even try guessing religion based on looks lol
i think jewish is also an ethnicity so thatâs probably why. he might have ethnic features that aligns with them.
Italians and Jewish people look a lot a like, specifically I think some research shows Ashkenazi Jews have a lot of italian in them (Romans and everything).
Judaism is an ethnoreligion - as a Jewish person, I am constantly asked whether Iâm Italian or Greek or Middle Eastern, but Iâm white as snow. Theyâre picking up on âethnicâ features that are just my jewishness
I have a friend whoâs Italian but get asked the same thing lol!
@@kiwe3546 both Jews and non-Jews have asked him or made assumptions. He's a doctor too so maybe people are going from an American stereotype. Once they know his name and start to notice his accent, they figure it out lol in Italy, he blends in with all the other Italian Catholics
i love the âoffensiveâ humor in this episode! i feel like a lot of these episodes are more âsensitiveâ, and thereâs no problem with that but itâs nice that the offensive humor crowd gets some entertainment this time around đ
When âshekeh bâvakashahâ happened, I went âhey!â out loud.
Iâm glad she apologized. It was making me uncomfortable
that one man who speaks Hebrew to understand people better is a wonderful human being
Couldnât find any semi religous Jews? This is so embarrassing
agreed
Jacob Glickman was a song leader at URJ Camp Kalsman and I like properly knew him itâs so cool seeing him here!
The judgy reaction at 3:26 killed me! Instantly gave the answer away! đđ
Everyone being shocked by seeing the black man...and then mistaking the mixed guy for a Jewish person...
Iâm an atheist Jew. Iâve never heard of most of the Jewish references Jacob mentioned. And the man with hair flowers didnât look at all Jewish to me.
There are many atheist and agnostic Jews! It's encouraged to question God/the existence of God in Judaism. And Judaism is also an ethnicity (and a tribe, a land-based people). I'm an agnostic Jew myself!
Ahhh my favourite day of the week đ lineup â€
I love the drag queen. Please get them their own show
Thank you Nathan, I needed the validation today.
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Yes! For real, Iâve never believed more than I do today that jokes need to be made about everything and everyone, and this amazing Drag Queen emphasized the intent to joke about those who hate most of all. My highest respect to her. đâ€ïžđ«Ą
â@@SamiTacher Bertha, if this is really you, you were so very articulate, and I'm proud to have you represent my faith/race.
i wish there was more conversation about cultural judaism and religious judaism
"I have never made but one prayer to God, a very short one: Oh Lord, make my enemies ridiculous. And God granted it."
Voltaire
âDonât you dare put that on TikTokâ I am dead đ đ
Do you have a favorite Yiddish word?
⊠Baklava!
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not her saying baklava lol
please bring back fear pong đ„ł
the guy with the flower crown was amazing i love him
Aweee thank you!!
Idk what's more embarrassing for these American Ashkenazi Jews... saying "Arab Jewish people" unironically (Mizrahi, guys) or using bagel preferences to determine if you're Jewish...
I mean the bagel one is a pretty good way
0:40 Exactly why I hate when people are like "why's it always gotta be about slavery?". It was an atrocity, it happened to my people and i'm not afraid to bring it up. That drag queen is dope.
4:56 holy crap. Didn't expect that :'D but dang. Wouldn't it be nice if we'd all get along like this?
I love the 2 jewish people that ran this
Being jewish is a religion lmaoooo
Can this channel please mix it up a little with the background music, why does it always have to be *'Hall of the Mountain King'* on a loop?
Please bring back Bertha Baby for more videos!
I agree!
The guy w the flowers looks so sweet
Awesome! Appreciated everyone's humility and humanity. We can all learn from each other. Respecting everyone's faith, I have only love for all my brothers and sisters on planet earth focused on increasing the love and understanding.
The Asiago Panera BagelsâŠ. Intriguing. đ