Ethnicities of Israel: German Israelis

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Komentáře • 979

  • @user-ux2py9td8w
    @user-ux2py9td8w Před 6 lety +102

    The only German tradition my family kept is the "Hoppe hoppe reiter" song

    • @MrSchmolko
      @MrSchmolko Před 6 lety +16

      sorry for what my country did to your people. we lost great artist that enriched our culture so much. i can understand people hating the rothschilds, but why jewish tailors, barbers or opera singers?

    • @Larrypint
      @Larrypint Před 5 lety +2

      Here it is: m.czcams.com/video/-lSndZ7cAgU/video.html

    • @Larrypint
      @Larrypint Před 5 lety

      Thats sad but cute at the same time. Greetz and peace/shalom from Berlin

    • @claudiofernandez9136
      @claudiofernandez9136 Před 5 lety +11

      As a german I had to smile alot when I read this

    • @lihilevy366
      @lihilevy366 Před 5 lety +5

      Oh. My. God. I'm not the only one?! That song gave me nightmares but I loved it hahaha. The only time my grandpa and I had physical contact, I love him

  • @ohmsweetohm7214
    @ohmsweetohm7214 Před 7 lety +226

    Europe in 1935: ''Leave Europe and go to Palestine''.
    Europe in 2017: ''Leave Palestine and come to Europe''

    • @semsemeini7905
      @semsemeini7905 Před 6 lety +100

      My mother remembers when the Austrians and Germans would say "Juden zuruck nach Palestina." Jews move back to Palestine. Now the antisemites scream "Jews out of Palestine." These bums will never be happy.

    • @sharonstonts
      @sharonstonts Před 6 lety +17

      No one in Europe welcomes back the Jews I assure you.

    • @thatdude-cc6ui
      @thatdude-cc6ui Před 6 lety +6

      Exactly.
      Europeans should know when to shut up

    • @mityrka
      @mityrka Před 6 lety +39

      I am Pole I would welcome them with all my heart. So please do not say "no one"

    • @MohamedOmar-wc6mb
      @MohamedOmar-wc6mb Před 6 lety +2

      OhmSweetOhm that's the only solution

  • @Rosenzweigjcb
    @Rosenzweigjcb Před 7 lety +208

    "Would you ever want to move back to Germany?"
    Nah, I think I'm good.

    • @Rosenzweigjcb
      @Rosenzweigjcb Před 7 lety +10

      POUPINIE Nah, wages suck and luxury items are expensive. Which country do you live in? I'd love to move there and ruin it. :D

    • @Rosenzweigjcb
      @Rosenzweigjcb Před 7 lety +4

      POUPINIE Berbers are basically Arabs so it's not your land either lol.

    • @Rosenzweigjcb
      @Rosenzweigjcb Před 7 lety +3

      POUPINIE No, France is your homeland. Go back to France. I'm 1/164th Algerian, might as well give me the keys to your house. Pretty much mine.

    • @iciman100
      @iciman100 Před 7 lety +1

      they are already in our country, actually most of spharad jews came from algeria, tnx to napoleon

    • @cicero1178
      @cicero1178 Před 7 lety +3

      rosenjcb The feeling is mutual.

  • @Vandoren333
    @Vandoren333 Před 7 lety +130

    Corey, when you do ethnicities serias make more interview with old people who actually lived in these countries.

    • @idontspeakminecraft1475
      @idontspeakminecraft1475 Před 4 lety +2

      Vandoren333 I don’t think we have I mean the r holocaust survivor.....

    • @buddabulletproof
      @buddabulletproof Před 4 lety +8

      That's a bit hard to do with German Jews....

    • @semsemeini7905
      @semsemeini7905 Před 3 lety +5

      The old people who lived in these countries are mostly dead now. My mother died at 93 in 2013; my aunt in 2000 at 87.

    • @dorefish-bieler7330
      @dorefish-bieler7330 Před 24 dny

      Actually, far far more German Jews survived the Holocaust, and many ended up in Israel, compared to Polish, Lithuanian or Ukrainian Jews (though these were far larger communities in the first place), and German Jews are overrepresented among Israelis. Most Holocaust victims were killed on the eastern front, not in Western Europe.

  • @johnnyaingel5753
    @johnnyaingel5753 Před 6 lety +4

    Thanks corey this is an amazing video it gave me much to understand more about are world and the things that are happening now today

  • @babergill2890
    @babergill2890 Před 7 lety +4

    Cory I really enjoy your videos!

  • @mosesliebowitz5746
    @mosesliebowitz5746 Před 4 lety +3

    Very cool video Corey!!!

  • @erikch1
    @erikch1 Před 6 lety +3

    Very interesting!! Good job!!

  • @AngelOnHerFlight
    @AngelOnHerFlight Před 6 lety +134

    these people aren't Germans. They're Ashkenazi Jews whose grandparents happened to have lived in Germany. They aren't ethnically German and they don't look German. They're just Jews. They're more closely related to Mizrahim and Sephardim than they are to Germans. lol.

    • @mr.ballackus7747
      @mr.ballackus7747 Před 6 lety +26

      "German Jews" means Jews from Germany. For generations from 1933. So it's correct.

    • @mardasman428
      @mardasman428 Před 6 lety +42

      They are German in every meaningful sense, you bigot! There were over 400.000 jews in Germany before the nazi takeover, and they were actually well-integrated, so well-integrated that Germany was actually seen as a success story of jewish integration, where a disproportionate number of jews served in WW1 and were strongly part of German cultural life, many artists like poets and authors were actually jewish, contributing to German culture vastly.
      I'm German and i consider them to be German, much more in fact than the supposed "Germans" that are in fact Russians with some distant German heritage, who are considered Germans by right-wingers because of their christian and German heritage. Most German-Russians can't even speak proper German, while jewish Germans before 1933 spoke it better than the average German!

    • @mr.ballackus7747
      @mr.ballackus7747 Před 6 lety +2

      Mardas Man.
      Ok, they love their homeland and respect it. Who are you to change the origin and the history? What's your problem?

    • @blackcube1314
      @blackcube1314 Před 6 lety +8

      if their grandparents fled from Germany because of the holocaust they can even register to get the german passport and german nationality if they wanted to. They are partly ethnically German and optionally could have the nationality.

    • @MahanUSW
      @MahanUSW Před 6 lety +6

      You are delusional, they look exactly like Germans besides the mixed Iraqi one.

  • @sumer8866
    @sumer8866 Před 6 lety +29

    My great great father immigrated from Bavaria in 1845. The family of my father spoke Bairish dialect. It was almost Yiddish.
    My ancestors lived in Neiburg Under Kammel in 1250. It is Shwab, Ginzburg, Bavaria.
    I emigrated to Israel in 1971. My children and great children were born in Israel.

    • @daltonhenry2365
      @daltonhenry2365 Před 2 lety

      wow sir ur a young grandfather ur family should be lucky hahahahah

    • @ohajohaha
      @ohajohaha Před rokem +2

      @@daltonhenry2365 I think he's at least 70

  • @chayabat-tzvi1215
    @chayabat-tzvi1215 Před 7 lety +56

    I'm not Israeli, but I am a German Jew (ancestors from Altona and Frankfurt).

    • @chayabat-tzvi1215
      @chayabat-tzvi1215 Před 7 lety +22

      +hatter00
      Funny you demonize me, because I've actually been to protests in the West Bank against the apartheid wall and am actually a communist.

    • @claudiofernandez9136
      @claudiofernandez9136 Před 6 lety +12

      Thats cool, im german and not jewish and i always wantdd to meet a jew

    • @sroydetroy6404
      @sroydetroy6404 Před 6 lety +6

      Log s yea right listening to a person in a mental hospital is more of an experiance than talking with you " all jews are communists" im jewish and I fucking hate communists

    • @Akclollamfo5
      @Akclollamfo5 Před 5 lety

      Garo Kahkejian It's a generalization, you're a radical, a collective, a racist and a bad person. People like you who make such a terrible collective destroy the world and create hatred among people.

    • @Akclollamfo5
      @Akclollamfo5 Před 5 lety

      Log s The ugliness and evil inclination of man incarnate.

  • @mattportnoyTLV
    @mattportnoyTLV Před 5 lety +8

    Such an interesting video. My grandmother’s family came from Heilbronn Germany. For my entire life there has been a hostility toward Germany yet also an embrace of the cultural elements-the education, the philosophy-exactly what many in the video said. No strudel though.

  • @mattvdh
    @mattvdh Před 6 lety +54

    That one lady defined German characteristics quite accurately. They are so meticulous, exact and have so much respect...great people.

    • @Larrypint
      @Larrypint Před 5 lety +1

      Thanks and greetz from Berlin

    • @MartavanEckDesigns
      @MartavanEckDesigns Před 5 lety +13

      Much respect? No...I do not think so. Xenophobes mostly. They have many foreigners but not really interested making friends with them. ..IMHO.

    • @aspincelaframboise5300
      @aspincelaframboise5300 Před 5 lety

      @@ManchesterBlue1894; HEARSAY much eh...

    • @nightwish1000
      @nightwish1000 Před 3 lety +9

      @@MartavanEckDesigns your comment sounds xenophobe towards them

    • @MeMe-pj8ve
      @MeMe-pj8ve Před 3 lety +3

      @@nightwish1000 ...She’s actually right though...

  • @amssydsing3475
    @amssydsing3475 Před 2 lety +24

    I visited Israel several times, I'm a non-Jewish German, and found nothing but kindness. Yes, some people, especially the elderly who were directly affected by WWII still had lingering resentment of being forced to lose their history but that's understandable.
    Were I an Israeli I wouldn't want to move to Germany . . . too cold. :-)

  • @viniciusmerlo100
    @viniciusmerlo100 Před 6 lety +15

    All the videos I've watched so far about ashkenazi ethnicities, people were totally ok answering the questions, while some middle eastern jews ( just a few people) felt really unconfortable, almost offended by Corey's questions.

    • @yelihop9255
      @yelihop9255 Před 2 lety +4

      I think because of the old racism for the mizrahi Jew or maybe because corey is ashkenazi

    • @lazerra7259
      @lazerra7259 Před 2 lety +1

      @@yelihop9255 no it's because our enemies are Arabs not europeans any more. So having things in common with Arabs doesn't make u feel comfortable

    • @moshe4696
      @moshe4696 Před rokem +1

      @@yelihop9255 I thought corey was half sephardi

  • @princeabbas1996
    @princeabbas1996 Před 7 lety +25

    Corey, mate, when will you do a video about Azerbaijani Jews???

    • @nomorebs3626
      @nomorebs3626 Před 4 lety +3

      Did not know they were a thing

    • @tblue303
      @tblue303 Před 3 lety +3

      @@nomorebs3626 They're known as Mountain Jews that originate from Persian Jews.

  • @SumSum1948
    @SumSum1948 Před 2 lety +5

    3/4 of my family are German Jews, some from Slovakia, some from Germany, some Yiddish speaking and religious but mostly German speaking and relatively secular. I have some German friends here in the US, 1st, 2nd, or 3rd generation and we often talk about cultural differences and German traditions we share.

  • @jaycec8474
    @jaycec8474 Před 3 lety +6

    There is no such thing as "German Israelis." All my grandparents were from Poland. But I am a Jew. And no Jew with roots in Poland would ever consider that they have any "Polish" connection.

    • @meerpirat508
      @meerpirat508 Před 2 lety +1

      I don't think they understood the meaning of ethnicity. None of them looks German in any way.

    • @chriskappler3321
      @chriskappler3321 Před 3 měsíci +2

      There was a distinction between Western and Eastern Ashkenazis before the Holocaust now they are all mixed. Nowhere else were Jews as not assimilated as in Poland. They lived in self-imposed isolation more than the most conservative Amish do. Most of them didn't speak Polish or adopt any local customs and traditions, their contacts with Poles were limited to trade relations but other than that they lived like two separate communities.
      Where as German Jews were a completely different picture - well assimilated, speaking only German, being as, or even more German than German themselves, contributing to science, economy, culture, where interracial marriages were common, where many Jews either formally converted to Christianity or were at least effectively atheist. I always found it weird why this genocidal anti-Semitism was born in Germany.

  • @JJStarcade
    @JJStarcade Před 5 lety +7

    Hey man, just getting exposed to your content, will donate soon. Thanks for your RIDICULOUSLY important work.

  • @Akclollamfo5
    @Akclollamfo5 Před 5 lety +10

    I read all the racist comments here, full of hatred and I just disgusted with humanity, I feel like throwing up. We just have to stop this hatred, it's easy to hide behind the keyboard and just spread hatred. We must stop this disgusting phenomenon of cyberbullying (racism, spreading hatred and pure evil).

    • @Akclollamfo5
      @Akclollamfo5 Před 5 lety +1

      People just do not learn from history?

    • @LtGregoryStevens
      @LtGregoryStevens Před rokem

      Hatred will never end as long as religious jews, Christians, and Muslims are taken seriously. These fools should be laughed off the street not proped up as if they contribute to society.

  • @claudiofernandez9136
    @claudiofernandez9136 Před 6 lety +55

    7:54 im german and he says "Schlafstunde" (nap hour, afternoon nap) so cute haahaa

    • @chungusultimate
      @chungusultimate Před 6 lety

      Claudio Macaronie are u gay

    • @SoniaJbrt
      @SoniaJbrt Před 5 lety +5

      Claudio Macaronie guess that's why I love to take an afternoon nap! Hahahaha! German (possibly Ashkenazi Jew) from my Mother's side. Just love Israel, love Jerusalem and love Jews!

    • @claudiofernandez9136
      @claudiofernandez9136 Před 5 lety +3

      Sonia Joubert As I said I am german but I would really love to visit Israel one day!! Are you there?

    • @lihilevy366
      @lihilevy366 Před 5 lety +4

      I suddenly got really excited hearing the slang lol... like my dad calls me 'zuckerpuschke' I love Germany. Ich möchte bald besuchen '3'

    • @LNCRFT
      @LNCRFT Před 4 lety

      There's also a Mittagsschlaf. Pretty much the same if not the exact same tbh.

  • @3HR3NGR4B
    @3HR3NGR4B Před 11 měsíci +4

    In my City, were i was born and stil live today, we have something that is called "Steine der Erinnerung" where we remember the Jewish People who got taken away from us where they live ... but today we still have a small Jewish Community where i live (2nd District of Vienna/Austria) and we are all very positive with each other and do not scatter hatred.

  • @thegoldenboy3799
    @thegoldenboy3799 Před 3 lety +6

    It's just were they lived but not what they are they are jewish

  • @El_Rohri
    @El_Rohri Před 6 lety +8

    sad, I guess this project is for a intercultural and interreligious dialogue and if you read through the comments you only see racist, insulting and excluding comments from all sides. Hate against Israelis , hate against Muslims and hate against Germans. What the fuck, so senseless -.-

  • @stewland1
    @stewland1 Před 7 lety +6

    It's true that outward appearances matter little. It's the inner light that connects. It's a value to love your brother no matter the background.i find many things that Jewish people identify with valuable. Humor is my favorite thing about Jewish people .

  • @matthiasjurisch2221
    @matthiasjurisch2221 Před 5 lety +7

    Danke mein Freund...es ist sehr kompliziert das ganze zusammen zu fügen...aber eine tolle Reise in die Israelische Seele...Liebe Grüße aus Berlin...Matthias

  • @KienjeTheGiant
    @KienjeTheGiant Před 7 lety +1

    Ah. I wanted to know about Uruguy. Thanks for the videos.

  • @DiJaNoMedia
    @DiJaNoMedia Před 7 lety +8

    Half of my ancestors were Jewish and I am an American who lives in Germany. I would like to live in Israel.

  • @RonShenkar
    @RonShenkar Před 7 lety +9

    You should do one about the military. General opinions regarding the military, how people think the military has shaped Israel's society and is at the very core of the country. Also in terms of the future, seeing how each year less and less people join the military and what that says about the current political situation in Israel :) would be interesting in my opinion.

    • @Ason19
      @Ason19 Před 7 lety

      good question. In vids I've seen in the past people are pretty tight lipped about anything military related. Some real general questions about military life would be cool

    • @RonShenkar
      @RonShenkar Před 7 lety

      Thanks. I'd go out and do it myself if I didn't have to work 70 hours a week.

    • @RonShenkar
      @RonShenkar Před 7 lety

      POUPINIE It's fine, really. I'm even lucky, in a sense, since I'm doing what I love.

  • @amal-nu3ud
    @amal-nu3ud Před 7 lety +3

    I have a question for Israelis , I hear that secular Israelis are concerned about the growing numbers of Ultra Orthodox Jews or Haredis. Can you tell me why? I live in the West Bank but I don't differentiate between ultra orthdox Jews and other religious Jews ( Those who wear white clothes and kippas , and those who wear black clothes)

    • @Asf-bj4rw
      @Asf-bj4rw Před 2 lety +3

      Lol it’s like the difference between a practicing Muslim and a radical Islamist

  • @charlesgerety1403
    @charlesgerety1403 Před 4 lety +4

    I love this video. Tremendous insight straight from Israel's. Thank you so very much.

  • @semsemeini7905
    @semsemeini7905 Před 6 lety +11

    My Austrian mother always spoke Viennese German and made the best Wienerschnitzel and Palatschinken.

    • @liqiz1755
      @liqiz1755 Před 9 měsíci +1

      It’s Bavarian, not Viennese.

    • @MOAMDV-ku5ke
      @MOAMDV-ku5ke Před 22 dny

      You are not a true Austrian ! Are you Christian or …?🤔

  • @Sapnfap
    @Sapnfap Před 4 lety +10

    I am a German Jew any my Omi and Opa gave us german culture in shnitzel, steaks, fried potatos with vegetables and importance in education. My family hails from Hamburg and Bernkastel and my great grandfather, Wilhelm, fought in German Army at Verdun. My father still proud to be German Jew.

    • @francishallare204
      @francishallare204 Před 3 lety

      Did French Jews and German Jews fought each other during Franco Prussian War?

    • @ef2718
      @ef2718 Před rokem

      @@francishallare204
      obviously.

  • @Necrology00
    @Necrology00 Před 7 lety +22

    Next time do italian jews pls

    • @Necrology00
      @Necrology00 Před 7 lety +2

      he have encountered some, he could do a short video

  • @eman8459
    @eman8459 Před 7 lety +2

    Very interesting and revealing. I'm surprised many didn't try to deny their roots "because it's in the past and doesn't matter" like those 2 men in the blue did, love this video...

  • @aaronm8143
    @aaronm8143 Před 4 lety +1

    I noticed in Hebrew they take a while to respond. Verse English the reply is more fluid. Is this just a culture thing, and they are waiting to make sure the other person is done? Or are they thinking of proper words to use? I could be over thinking it.

  • @lasseb5612
    @lasseb5612 Před 5 lety +6

    I wouldn‘t go to Berlin as Jew, there were problems with Arabs the last time, and also wouldn’t recommend to move to east Germany because there are some nazis. I haven’t heard about bigger problems in Cologne, Bonn, Hamburg... in the past 40 years

    • @idontspeakminecraft1475
      @idontspeakminecraft1475 Před 4 lety

      8dzenja6 they have they have but in Berlin it’s ik

    • @germanlanguage5696
      @germanlanguage5696 Před 2 lety

      You have problems with Arabs in Israel too and on a daily basis you will have less problems with Arabs in Germany than in Israel. Maybe you should be more afraid of the German Nazi in East Germany because the statistic show that the majority of antisemitism is coming from the far right, hence, from the people in East Germany. But I agree with Cologne, Bonn, Hamburg, the cities are definitely more beautiful than Berlin. But Berlin has so much history, I think it is worthwhile to see it once in your life.

    • @lasseb5612
      @lasseb5612 Před 2 lety

      @@germanlanguage5696 That might actually be true. The bet knesset in Cologne is really beautiful :)

    • @Darksoil4555
      @Darksoil4555 Před 2 lety

      @@germanlanguage5696 it’s Palestine… you’re the intruder that causes trouble

    • @licklack6370
      @licklack6370 Před 2 měsíci

      @@germanlanguage5696 Every antisemitic incident no matter the background of the perpetrator will be registered as a right wing attack at first. so the statistic are not really valid in that sense. The "old right" meaning neo nazis, or comparable world views are antisemitic, but they are an absolute minority. The new right wing hold mostly positive or indifferent views on matters surrounding israel etc. , given that the threat they precieve stems mostly from immigration of people from islamic cultures. This is the situation from what i can tell

  • @twostrudelsplease2511
    @twostrudelsplease2511 Před 5 lety +3

    Jerry seinfeld looking great in the thumbnail 👍

  • @HexDominator
    @HexDominator Před 7 lety +2

    Can someone explain to me what the word "keelo" is. It is often used in these discussions.

    • @uriyah8479
      @uriyah8479 Před 2 lety

      it means "like" but only when you use it as "i mean that..." in English.

  • @martingjelaj1065
    @martingjelaj1065 Před 7 lety +14

    Albania loves Jews so much

  • @iciman100
    @iciman100 Před 7 lety +5

    it's not important what are our roots, what is important is what we do to be good ppl, and what we try to do so we don't harm other ppl,salam to all.

  • @infancysguard
    @infancysguard Před 7 lety +5

    What about Israelis with an Austrian background? My Viennese grandparents, father and uncle (both born in England) went to Israel in 1948 after living in England for 10 years.

  • @danielfarin9176
    @danielfarin9176 Před 6 lety +4

    You can clearly see the refinement of some of these Jews that spent time in one of the world's great lands, Germany.

  • @miyashita291
    @miyashita291 Před 7 lety +7

    Oké one question: the guy who wants a German passport. He does NOT speak German nor he wants to move there.... like WHY exactly does he want a German pasport?

    • @ericp0012
      @ericp0012 Před 7 lety +9

      Miyashita because German passports are one of the best passports in the EU and offer a lot of visa-free travel along with other benefits.

    • @misspenguin1839
      @misspenguin1839 Před 6 lety +4

      Eric Pasquale But I think that they can't just get one by just saying they want one like there are also some requirements to get a German passport , without speaking any German and don't living in Germany that seems to me a little weird I don't think they'll get one

    • @adlerzwei
      @adlerzwei Před 6 lety +5

      Miyashita Actually it's his by right. His German ancestors were illegally stripped of their citizenship.

    • @Jean-Pierre-Villard
      @Jean-Pierre-Villard Před 6 lety +1

      @MissPenguin
      The jewish Merkel and her regime give to the entire World german passport, if you are not careful you become a german passport too even if you don´t want one ;)

    • @lru1116
      @lru1116 Před 5 lety

      Lang Hansen Hitler lost, get over it.

  • @larglind
    @larglind Před 7 lety +12

    They are not ethnically German, jews were never European they moved here just now there are jus a few.

  • @jakobhopfer1997
    @jakobhopfer1997 Před rokem +4

    My Jewish family fled Germany to South Africa in the 1910s.

    • @Jewish_Israeli_Zionist
      @Jewish_Israeli_Zionist Před rokem +1

      מה היה ב-1910 בגרמניה שהם נאלצו לברוח?

    • @LtGregoryStevens
      @LtGregoryStevens Před rokem

      @@Jewish_Israeli_Zionist Probably cowards who ran away from the war. Anyone who doesn't want to get thrown into a meat grinder for no reason is a coward.

    • @PodcastCentral333
      @PodcastCentral333 Před 8 měsíci

      do they still live in south africa?

    • @MOAMDV-ku5ke
      @MOAMDV-ku5ke Před 22 dny

      Jewish dosen’t a race dosen’t have a land ….. you have no ethnicity you are so mixed your blood is so mixed

  • @jaykay415
    @jaykay415 Před 7 lety +1

    Almost all of them seemed baffled and perhaps uneasy with the question "would you live in Germany?" I don't know if it was the Holocaust or some other sub-text I was missing...

    • @MrAlio84
      @MrAlio84 Před 7 lety

      jaykay415 They are baffled because they know they are not welcome here and should go back to Europe.

    • @chayabat-tzvi1215
      @chayabat-tzvi1215 Před 7 lety +3

      +jaykay415
      Speaking as someone of German-Jewish ancestry, I can say I've felt VERY safe in Germany. Even when I'm dressed identical to a frum woman I can say I've had no problems walking around Frankfurt by myself, even during the nighttime. Most Germans today are very tolerant people who are ashamed of Nazism.

  • @simpleravenraven6358
    @simpleravenraven6358 Před 6 lety +1

    Would be interesting to discover the history of Mishmar haemek.

  • @fredperry9235
    @fredperry9235 Před 7 lety +10

    They're ethnically Ashkenazi not ethnically German

  • @spockvskhan4561
    @spockvskhan4561 Před 6 lety +9

    There is a difference between nationality and being ethnic Germans or Argentines for example. There is Germanic DNA as compared to Semitic DNA. Another example would be the Argentines are of Spanish and indigenous people. The second wave of immigrants were Italians. So, being from Argentina can be a nationality too and not necessarily ethnic Argentines.

  • @derunsympath
    @derunsympath Před 6 lety +1

    7:52 can anyone tell me what he is referring to?

  • @graptemysnigrinoda738
    @graptemysnigrinoda738 Před 7 lety +7

    People keep thinking Berlin is cool but the rest of the country is rubbish. Why is that? In reality, there's no difference! There are giant differences between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, kibbutzim or arab villages. These differences don't occur here! Except bavaria, their traditional dresses, music and accent are different. I didn't know Corey had german roots too! Have you been to Germany yourself?

    • @graptemysnigrinoda738
      @graptemysnigrinoda738 Před 7 lety +1

      I wish more northern africans shared your opinion :P

    • @graptemysnigrinoda738
      @graptemysnigrinoda738 Před 7 lety +1

      So why do thousands of jung maghreb men run away from home to live here? In other european countries it´s the same.

    • @S3mj0n
      @S3mj0n Před 7 lety +2

      Graptemys Nigrinoda Berlin is a rubbish hipster and pc city.

    • @hendrikvanger7730
      @hendrikvanger7730 Před 6 lety

      I beg to differ; Berlin is one of the most dull, sad, grey and depressing cities I have ever been in. And no, not cool at all, at least for me. I prefer 100.000 times Hamburg, Munich or Bremen over Belrin.
      Apart from Berlin (and Frankfurt, another soulless place), I loooove Germany.

    • @BlitZkrieG988
      @BlitZkrieG988 Před 5 lety +3

      @@hendrikvanger7730
      As a german i cant understand how someone does claim that the modern Berlin is beautiful. The Berlin 100 years ago was the typical Berlin. Without any destruction because of WW2 nor socialistic architecture which makes Berlin and East Germany to a grey and cultureless place.
      The south west and the south are completely filled with medieval, historical towns with a lot of diffrent cultures each region. And also, the south/south west is by far more cleaner.
      But forget about Berlin. Berlin is just an international city like Paris.

  • @maliekjcksn
    @maliekjcksn Před 6 lety +3

    Please do a video in Dimona

  • @lazerherzog7753
    @lazerherzog7753 Před 6 lety +5

    Why not interview soldier's

  • @ironfromicey8700
    @ironfromicey8700 Před 4 lety +2

    Could you make one about the low-lands jews (the Netherlands,Belgium& Luxembourg) like the english chut jews from dutch/Amsterdam descent.

  • @tomaud
    @tomaud Před 6 lety +1

    I like highly intelligent peopel, no matter who they are. It makes me feel like I am at home, even if I may be stoopit.

  • @geronico11
    @geronico11 Před 7 lety +42

    arabs to arabia!Copts are the true egyptians

    • @JohnDoe-um2qk
      @JohnDoe-um2qk Před 6 lety

      geronico11 zionist pig egypt will never be copt this Christian have no connection to the ancient egyptians

    • @thebrainina
      @thebrainina Před 6 lety +16

      John Doe
      No. Copts are the closest descendants to ancient Egyptians.
      There is much more genetic difference between Copts & Egyptian muslims today than the difference between Irish & English or Serbs & Bosnians. Copts were outbred by Egyptian muslims by the 14th century. Egyptian muslims average 16-17% southern Levantine component & 6-7% West african component. You don’t gain foreign genetic components by simply leaving the church genius. A common name among Coptic males is Mina(name after the 1st pharaoh in Egypt). Egyptian muslims don’t name their kids this. Copts & AE mummy from 800 BC lack this(earliest mummy they have done analysis on so far). Copts are also near-identical to this from 800 BC mummy. Copts are the closest descendants to the ancient Egyptians Egyptians by genes.
      The Coptic Orthodox Church still uses ancient Egyptian language & there is continuity between the hieroglyphs & Coptic icons
      ojs.abo.fi/ojs/index.php/scripta/article/download/491/1038

    • @Muhammed-fv5kv
      @Muhammed-fv5kv Před 5 lety +2

      Egypt is still ethnic Egyptian u piece of shit..how could Arabia eith barely half of Egypt's population overwhelm the Egyptian heartland demographically.

    • @mouhamedwhiteshark8656
      @mouhamedwhiteshark8656 Před 5 lety +3

      Arab is language not ethnie, copts are verry few and they speak arabic,copte language is four religion only.(they should't back to Greece?)

    • @Long-Ball-Larry
      @Long-Ball-Larry Před 3 lety

      @@thebrainina Southern Levantine, you mean as in Jews? Would make sense since in antiquity Egypt was a Jewish hot spot if I'm not mistaken.
      Makes you wonder why they are drawn back to those places where they suffered the most.

  • @gavrielphilip6302
    @gavrielphilip6302 Před 3 lety +6

    One nation: Hevrew people ! Not “german jews”. Jews of germany. Ethnicity: Ashkenazi Jews

  • @jimksa67
    @jimksa67 Před 7 lety +2

    Nice, but you are jiggling the camera a lot Thnx

  • @armstrong2450
    @armstrong2450 Před 6 lety +1

    There is nothing like home.

  • @BaghdadSon78
    @BaghdadSon78 Před 6 lety +11

    I really like the half Iraqi jew guy, like allways the Iraqi blood is glowing, greatings from an Iraqi brother

  • @chetyoubetya8565
    @chetyoubetya8565 Před 6 lety +3

    Why are so many of the people interviewed so defensive when they are asked questions??

    • @yjohnnyy618
      @yjohnnyy618 Před 5 lety +3

      for a real answer, not a paranoid mental ill idiotic one like the guy above.
      the main reason is probably because he just goes to people in the middle in the street and Israelies find it weird.
      With his foreign accent they probably thinks he has some political interest (bds for example) in these interviews.
      another reason, many Israelies don't like the ethnicities thing and they think it's belongs to the past and hate when people bring it up.

  • @heathcostantine3056
    @heathcostantine3056 Před 5 lety +2

    Ancestry labeled me 38% european Jew. i was surprised to learn it's a race based on that analysis.

    • @barbarathomas9534
      @barbarathomas9534 Před 5 lety +4

      It means your ancestors originate from the Canaanite/levant (Israel) people, the present day Jewish people.

    • @barbarathomas9534
      @barbarathomas9534 Před 4 lety

      Yes it is Judea. But they call the Ashkenazi dna, dna from the Canaanite/levant area, they mean Judea@drc ula

  • @Yllawish
    @Yllawish Před 5 lety +1

    Goodproject to see the views of Palestinian and Jews...

  • @fofokahn1310
    @fofokahn1310 Před 5 lety +3

    Do you blame them for not going back to almania (Germany)
    I would not go

  • @bassamalfieed976
    @bassamalfieed976 Před 7 lety +74

    these people don't look german.

    • @Someone-bz3el
      @Someone-bz3el Před 7 lety +58

      Youre a genius, they don't look germans becouse they arn't, they are jews

    • @notlaughinganymore1821
      @notlaughinganymore1821 Před 7 lety +14

      +Rodri2782 that's silly. The ones who look "white" are the result of recent intermarriage with with white people (typically Russian or American). 100 years ago before intermarriage was common, most Ashkenazis had dark complexions and curly dark hair, like Einstein and Groucho Marx.

    • @Someone-bz3el
      @Someone-bz3el Před 7 lety +11

      which local population? lol, you mean arabs? arab-jewish inter-marriage pretty much don't exist in Israel, ,one case in a million.
      "heavily mixed"
      if you mean mizrahi jews well yes we are one people, but i for examle don't have any mizrahi ancestor and i look middle eastern.
      (I mean in recent times, in history we are all conected, not even as far as the 2000 year expulsion from judea but more recent expulsion from spain which made the same spanish jews go to the middle east as well as to western and eastern europe)

    • @paske2001
      @paske2001 Před 6 lety +2

      Einstein what? hahahahaha..

    • @MrSchmolko
      @MrSchmolko Před 6 lety +4

      ich hoffe du bist nicht aus deutschland. hier kriegst du zum glück eine anzeige wegen volksverhetzung und rassenhass.

  • @cevdetzartoglu
    @cevdetzartoglu Před 5 lety +1

    Camera is too shaky.

  • @sladetuner8661
    @sladetuner8661 Před 2 měsíci

    Uri Anvery was born in Germany 🇩🇪 in the interwar period in 1923 and left at about 10 in 1933 to the British mandate of Palestine and year later founded gush shalom and became a activist

  • @graptemysnigrinoda738
    @graptemysnigrinoda738 Před 7 lety +74

    Why do all those Israel haters spend their time watching these videos and reading and writing comments??! You seem to have too much spare time. Go and work, for your countries and societies! Try to be constructive and successfull. Try not to play poor pittifull victims all the time. Your self esteem will rise, your hate agains Israel, jews, christians, women, the US, europe, atheists, gays, ........ will decrese.

    • @tearingyourheadoff
      @tearingyourheadoff Před 7 lety +1

      Frauke Dressler Writing a comment takes 1 min or less, FK outta here

    • @nirhakimian3204
      @nirhakimian3204 Před 7 lety +5

      Frauke Dressler
      because terror doesn't work so they think if they spew hate on yt it will contribute to the cause

    • @nirhakimian3204
      @nirhakimian3204 Před 7 lety

      *****
      You right why not live just in caves

    • @Wuei108
      @Wuei108 Před 6 lety

      Bravo!

  • @elchapito1238
    @elchapito1238 Před 7 lety +4

    Finally something about German Israelis ! Love iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit !!!!!!

    • @Someone-bz3el
      @Someone-bz3el Před 7 lety

      "german israelis"
      "russian israelis"
      iraqi israelis"
      marrocan israelis"
      "turkish israelis"
      and i have to ask, what's the differance? I was born here and lived here all my life and i see NONE, i see just the same Israeli Jews living in thier nations homeland. most of us are "mixed" anyway, and i say mixed becouse we arn't, because jews marriaing other jews isn't a mix

  • @stroke_of_luck
    @stroke_of_luck Před 7 lety +1

    The last two women have the attitude I expected. Were I in their shoes I wouldn't speak german, wouldn't serve strudel, wouldn't listen to Bach and Mozart, let alone Wagner.

    • @germanlanguage5696
      @germanlanguage5696 Před 2 lety +1

      That is stupid because a genocide has nothing to do with the culture or language itself but more so with the psychopaths who did it. But I can understand to not listen to German musicians who were Nazis. Also, Swiss people and Austrians speak German too so you would also discriminate these people who have nothing to do with the Holocaust.

  • @legolasflamier1542
    @legolasflamier1542 Před 7 lety +1

    4:30 >this
    >german
    really made my neurons firing

  • @bruck2723
    @bruck2723 Před 6 lety +20

    They don't like to live in Germany but they want to get the passport! :D

    • @barbarathomas9534
      @barbarathomas9534 Před 5 lety +9

      Yes in case Iran bombs Israel, they have a place to go

    • @andypower5245
      @andypower5245 Před 5 lety +1

      german is also european passport ; )
      but as jew living in Germany I can say, it really only depends on with what people you interact.
      There are many very friendly people at universities, in nice citys in the south aso.

    • @andypower5245
      @andypower5245 Před 5 lety +2

      @Ivegotsometeahere Dontspititdrinkitlikealady hahaha, don't worry.
      1) Israel can protect itself very good. Attacking Israel from iranian side would be a Very Bad Idea.
      2) 'Your' country is full. Full of what?!...

    • @andypower5245
      @andypower5245 Před 5 lety +4

      @Ivegotsometeahere Dontspititdrinkitlikealady hahahha,
      was laberst du für einen Bullshit.
      "...not call Israel Israel if a lot of jews are living outside."
      Anti Semits like you have a problem when jews are living in their country, but then you also have a problem when jews are founding their own state and begin to live there.
      You are so stupid, I can't believe it...

    • @nightwish1000
      @nightwish1000 Před 5 lety

      @@andypower5245 a passport is not just a piece of paper but translates with nationality, at least in Germany and most parts of the western world. the purpose is not to give rights to anybody who claims them but to identify with the nation by being a loyal citizen - which is clearly not the case here.

  • @erikvillasenor1243
    @erikvillasenor1243 Před 7 lety +28

    How are they German Jews if they look 100% Semitic. ? they don't look remotley Nordic /Central European

    • @chayabat-tzvi1215
      @chayabat-tzvi1215 Před 7 lety +8

      Some of us look more German/Nordic, others look very dark and Middle Eastern.

    • @mr.ballackus7747
      @mr.ballackus7747 Před 6 lety +11

      "German Jews" means Jews from Germany. For generations from 1933.

    • @JohnDoe-um2qk
      @JohnDoe-um2qk Před 6 lety +1

      They dont look semitic to me they like a Ugly mix of germans and semites.

    • @mr.ballackus7747
      @mr.ballackus7747 Před 6 lety +7

      John Doe, you are from Pakistan. This explains all about you.

    • @hamdoulaa
      @hamdoulaa Před 6 lety +7

      Germans are not nordic. Germans are westgermanic. Nordgermanic are swedes, norwegians etc.

  • @maxsimes
    @maxsimes Před 6 lety +1

    Most germans do not listen a lot to german music. Even (relatively) famous german musicians such as Milky Chance, Robin Schulz, Felix Jaehn make music in english.

    • @dm-gq5uj
      @dm-gq5uj Před 4 lety

      The only nonclassical German musician I know is Falco!

  • @RoccosVideos
    @RoccosVideos Před 7 lety +1

    Interesting video

  • @mr.knowitall661
    @mr.knowitall661 Před 7 lety +57

    Jews to JUDEA. (today Israel)
    Arabs to ARABIA. (today Saudi Arabia)
    End Arabs occupation of the of the land of Israel! 😊🔯🌈🌳
    "If I forget you O Jerusalem I'll forget my right hand". (Psalms)

    • @rachel36ify
      @rachel36ify Před 7 lety +5

      Said the Nazi Arab called "adidas XL"

    • @d.a6492
      @d.a6492 Před 7 lety

      israel supports kurds and this is how u thank them gj mate

    • @rachel36ify
      @rachel36ify Před 7 lety +1

      Simple answers are generally correct.

    • @markmarsh27
      @markmarsh27 Před 7 lety

      WTF do the Ancient Talmudic Hate Mongering Text have to do with the ZIONIST INVASION AND OCCUPATION OF PALESTINE only 50 years ago YOU INSANE ZIONIST PIECE OF SHIT? .... FUCK YOU AND EVERYONE LIKE YOU.

    • @rachel36ify
      @rachel36ify Před 7 lety +2

      The Land of Israel is the birthplace of the Hebrew Language and the Jewish Religion. If ou don't like it, that's tough titty.

  • @andr27
    @andr27 Před 6 lety +7

    8:30 so slavic look, the same old lady at 10:00 , look like polish granny

    • @moisuomi
      @moisuomi Před 3 lety

      Jews are a mix of different people. Mostly Italian, Eastern European, German.

  • @tiluriso
    @tiluriso Před 6 lety

    YEKKE PUTZ!! IThat's me! descend from a German Jew on my fathers side, directly from Berlin to Brazil.

  • @pussymagnito1656
    @pussymagnito1656 Před 3 lety +2

    4:18 you can tell this guy has been to Berghain and all sorts of night clubs lol

  • @danielmagnuson9986
    @danielmagnuson9986 Před 6 lety +13

    The guys at 3:30 were so European looking and they wanted nothing to do with it, interesting

  • @Larrypint
    @Larrypint Před 5 lety +5

    Greetz,Shalom,Friede and Peace from Germany to Israel.

  • @sladetuner8661
    @sladetuner8661 Před rokem

    look up the haavara agreement

  • @neutronstar5544
    @neutronstar5544 Před 7 lety +1

    there was 5000 jews in India too but most of them went to Israel!but there are still three synagogues in a nearby city and quite a few in other states!only few jew families are still here in India!they are very good people!

  • @DanteIsAlone
    @DanteIsAlone Před 6 lety +4

    Just wanted to to let you guys know that I'm half german and half hungarian/czech . My father (german side) is agnostic, my step mother is a german that grew up in the DDR and converted to Islam due to her first husband (her second one was muslim as well). I have a half pakistani step brother, a half albanian step sister and a fully german half brother. We celebrated christmas yesterday, in a non religious manner. Just all of us sitting at the same table and enjoying each others company while dining on the most culturally varied food selection you can imagine :P We may have a bunch of backwards thinking idiots here, but the majority are normal people who don't give much thought to race/religion/whatever.
    On the topic of muslim refugees: I live near a semi-large city in the south of Germany that always had a large number of immigrants among the population. The refugee crisis caused no noticable difference in that. I have in fact only ever met one obvious refugee during a train ride. Either there aren't as much as some people make it out to be, or they just blend in with an already pretty multi-cultural society.
    Funny side note: Our biggest concentration of so called Neo-Nazis reside in east Germany (former DDR), areas that still have a terrible infrastructure (muh communism was just badly implemented!!!1) and therefor a massive problem with education. The funny part is though, those areas have a miniscule amount of citizens with foreign roots. Most are either "pure" german or with russian/eastern european heritage, though those are, for some unexplicable reason, standing side by side with those egg heads. They all shout "Muslims out!" though they probably haven't seen one their entire lifes. My personal experience with Islam is purely positive. Sure, there were some turkish or albanian kids during my time in school that were a bunch of pricks, but those were not religious. Every single encounter with a religious, non-convert muslim I had was positive. I had, for example, a turkish friend in school who would invite me over to dinner regularly. The only remotely negative experience was a few years ago. I met this turkish guy and we got along pretty well. Then I found out about his homophobia (grounded in his religious beliefs). I'm bisexual myself so it kind off struck a nerve. Me telling him that, made him uncomfortable at first, but the fact that he held me in high regards, opened him up to discussion I think. Turns out that he was nothing but badly informed. He was convinced that being gay was a choice and after sitting him down in front of a computer and showing him dozens and dozens of articles about gay's describing how they found out about their sexual preferences, he was convinced. Where before he said, he couldn't sit down at the same table with someone he knew was gay (that was the catalyst to me telling him that I, someone he has spent a lot of time with was in fact bisexual), he was know totally chill about it. Months later, when I had to go the hospital for a few months, he even offered me to give him a call whenever I would need anything from home. Jeez, this has gotten way longer than I planned. I guess what I am trying to say, and I am fully aware that a random comment under some youtube video probably won't change anyone's perception, is that Islam is no worse than any other religion with their prejudices and extremists. We may live in a time where a lot of terrorism is enacted by extremists of this particular religion, but that doesn't mean, that the whole concept is worthless or dangerous. Yea, the scriptures itself may be somewhat outdated, but just a few weeks ago I was handed a flyer by a turban wearing man on a train station, promoting a reformed Islam, putting emphasis on the respect for others and state laws above religious laws. It's not all bad.

    • @nightwish1000
      @nightwish1000 Před 5 lety

      the thesis that right wingers would only be heavily present in places with low migration can easily be proven wrong when you watch the AfD results in multi-cultural places like Duisburg.

  • @eytannavon3018
    @eytannavon3018 Před 3 lety +4

    Interesting, when asking Mizrahim what “Eda” (ethnicity) they answer specifically, the country of origin, Ashkenazis tend to say “Ashkenazi”!and usually get specific after been asked to,....some have said that “Ashkenazis see themselves as Israelis, and Mizrahi as Hyphenated Israeli

    • @LeeLe412
      @LeeLe412 Před 3 lety +2

      many Ashkenazi don't even remember the countries because it was so long ago, like the woman who is 9th generation. My ex was 7th generation.

    • @Asf-bj4rw
      @Asf-bj4rw Před 2 lety +1

      Thing is, most Ashkenazis are a mix of different Ashkenazis from different countries, but in all the countries Ashkenazis lived they were all culturally close and very connected. Ashkenazis from Germany for example are the same as Ashkenazis from Poland or Russia etc…

    • @y.l7455
      @y.l7455 Před 11 měsíci +1

      Eda is not ethnicity, all the Jews are the same ethnicity - Jewish. Eda is the diaspora country.

  • @SexyBabyHotStuff13
    @SexyBabyHotStuff13 Před 5 lety +2

    this video legitmatlely made me cry as an atheithistic german, the concept of an entire country being meticulous meanwhile being self destructive is a sad state to be certain. it makes me much less hopeful for the future as we certainly dont have the means of production to have a sovereign state

  • @user-nq6rx9te8r
    @user-nq6rx9te8r Před 6 lety +2

    the girl at 2:35 is damn good

  • @user-of4dd2oh4e
    @user-of4dd2oh4e Před 7 lety +19

    Polish , Germans , Eastern europeans.. are they middle easterns?

    • @Someone-bz3el
      @Someone-bz3el Před 7 lety +15

      YES, are the arabs living now in europe still middle eastern?
      or if i live in africa i become black, jews are middle eastern, more specificlly, levantine, nation, and we are one, those of europe, asia, america, like other peoples(armenians for exp) who are spread worldwide

    • @marokaisrael
      @marokaisrael Před 7 lety +7

      60% of us are from arab countries
      40% from europe
      :) jews you know

    • @ivcretivs891
      @ivcretivs891 Před 7 lety

      Inon Dukhan assyrians sometimes,copts? hell no!
      But Samaritans.

    • @user-of4dd2oh4e
      @user-of4dd2oh4e Před 7 lety

      No they r not ...

    • @user-of4dd2oh4e
      @user-of4dd2oh4e Před 7 lety +1

      NO they don't look like coptic egyptians, maronic christians, assyrians ...they r khazars

  • @onlinesweatyoutube
    @onlinesweatyoutube Před 7 lety +14

    Haha that Ashkenazi and son were hostile lol

    • @M4th3u54ndr4d3
      @M4th3u54ndr4d3 Před 5 lety +1

      Yes, there is a lot of people like this in Israel. They are so mean.

    • @M4th3u54ndr4d3
      @M4th3u54ndr4d3 Před 5 lety +7

      @@mmdavisjr1 ashkenazis ARE jews. We have a lot of genetical researches showing the link between ashkenazic and sephardic communities. Ashkenazis are closer to samaritan, sephardic, mizrahi and palestinian than to east european countries. Here is the NY times scientific research: www.nytimes.com/2010/06/10/science/10jews.html

    • @shaykmn1092
      @shaykmn1092 Před 4 lety +4

      @@M4th3u54ndr4d3 people in Israel are not mean. This son and father are very mad about the past. I can totally understand them, who would want to talk or have connection to a country that wants to kill people who are same as you and your family?
      Why isn't it legitimate for Jews to feel angry about Germany? All Ashkenazi Jews have at least one person who have survived the holocaust. Like my grandmother.
      How can you look at their eyes and tell them about Germany.

    • @mmdavisjr1
      @mmdavisjr1 Před 4 lety

      No More bs I read many of books, I advise you to definitely do the same. Because y’all time is winding down, and you laughing now but you will definitely be crying later.🤷🏿‍♂️

    • @nomorebs3626
      @nomorebs3626 Před 4 lety

      @@mmdavisjr1 🤣

  • @mathai2kochi
    @mathai2kochi Před 6 lety +1

    @3:32 sebastian vettels big brother!!

  • @ethan8445
    @ethan8445 Před 4 lety +1

    im actually curious to see you in a suit of chungus

  • @nebraska22
    @nebraska22 Před 7 lety +8

    Its kind of sad to see the people who lost their culture. Sure they had a very difficult past but its still part of their identity

    • @Asf-bj4rw
      @Asf-bj4rw Před 2 lety +3

      They didnt really lose their culture because their culture wasnt german more ashkenazi culture which they brought to and still use in israel.

    • @benmatlock5746
      @benmatlock5746 Před 2 lety

      Theyre culture was not German but Ashkenazi Jewish. Jews in Poland mostly didn't even spoke Polish. They had their own language.

    • @mehmetdereroberer5553
      @mehmetdereroberer5553 Před 11 měsíci

      ​@@benmatlock5746they spoke jiddish

  • @paulbauer6353
    @paulbauer6353 Před 6 lety +4

    2:18 Why the hell has she a german passport? Thats one of the Problems we have as germany that we dont define us as a group. So everybody can have that passport? Thats just crazy.

    • @kusimashelachem7197
      @kusimashelachem7197 Před 5 lety +1

      Well, she has a passport becauae she is part German. She had a family that was living in Germany before the war. And was deported cause of persecution, that's why.

    • @SepticFuddy
      @SepticFuddy Před 5 lety

      Most developed countries offer citizenship to people born there and their children.

    • @idontspeakminecraft1475
      @idontspeakminecraft1475 Před 3 lety

      What do you want ginger

    • @mehmetdereroberer5553
      @mehmetdereroberer5553 Před 11 měsíci

      Was ist los mit dir? Heutzutage bekommt man in 3 Jahren den deutschen Pass. Er wird bald umsonst verschenkt, jeder kann sich bewerben.😊

    • @liqiz1755
      @liqiz1755 Před 9 měsíci

      @@idontspeakminecraft1475don’t talk, give this country back.

  • @haudraufundschluss1972
    @haudraufundschluss1972 Před 5 lety +1

    Schnitzel and Strudel are Austrian Foods not German and for education porposes, this are 2 different Countries ;-)

    • @mutabore7
      @mutabore7 Před 5 lety +1

      Atelier Flausensausen, 2 different countries, same Jewish culture. Even the German Jews would be eating chicken scnitzels and not pork sausages ;)

    • @liqiz1755
      @liqiz1755 Před 9 měsíci +1

      It’s German dish too, Bavarian for example.
      Not originally from Austria, it’s even in Czech Cuisine.

    • @liqiz1755
      @liqiz1755 Před 9 měsíci

      And even Schuschnigg called Austrians back then his people as Germans.

  • @eurobubble7068
    @eurobubble7068 Před 6 měsíci

    schlafstunde, haha, shout out from vienna.

  • @nenoyumeji
    @nenoyumeji Před 7 lety +14

    i love your videos i am from brazil i love israel i support you from here

  • @TheEndOfMadness
    @TheEndOfMadness Před 5 lety +3

    "No, German roots don't impact me at all, but i just started an application to get my German passport".....WTF ??

    • @barbarathomas9534
      @barbarathomas9534 Před 5 lety +2

      WTF? What's wrong with you? His grandparents were German and survived the Holocaust. The German government gives the grandchildren German passports to make that right. He grew up in Israel and his parents were Israeli, so he doesn't have any German acculturation.

    • @germanlanguage5696
      @germanlanguage5696 Před 2 lety

      @@barbarathomas9534 I personally think it is worthwhile to ask someone why he would want to have a German passport when their family members went through the Holocaust and do not want to be connected to Germany. I have a cousin who grew up in Canada and has a German mum and her grandparents live in Germany. Her sister was born in Germany and both girls have the German passport. One of the girls is studying in Germany. Both of them have strong ties to Germany, so it makes sense to me that they have a German passport. I am just trying to put myself in the shoes of an Israeli who receives our passport. If I would be him, I would find it difficult to have a passport of a country I have absolutely no ties to it anymore. I mean, modern Germany is so different from Germany 75 years ago and the people who are growing up in Germany have a completely different mentality than an Israeli. So unless I do not plan to move to Germany because I feel an affinity towards the culture or because I want to work there, I have no Idea why someone would do that, especially when the wounds of the Holocaust are still so present in their life. Just curiosity. But maybe these people still do feel somehow connected to Germany? I dont know, I have no Idea how much German they feel. But I would love to see more Israelis actually move to Germany instead of only getting the passport, I think that would be amazing.

    • @barbarathomas9534
      @barbarathomas9534 Před 2 lety

      @@germanlanguage5696 I can help you answer that. Germany, before Hitler, was a place where Jews did well. Then Hitler came along. There are some people who reason that Hitler divested the Jews of their German citizenship and it is spitting in his face when Jews take that citizenship back and become equal citizens in Germany. Like, "hahahaha Hitler you are a loser and look we're back!!!!!!!" That is like spitting on Hitler's grave. Which it is. Other Jews say that the society in Germany is not a Nazi society and modern day Germany has nothing to do with present day Germany and they take the citizenship because they can work in the EU. Others refuse German citizen on the grounds of the history between the people's.

    • @germanlanguage5696
      @germanlanguage5696 Před 2 lety

      ​@@barbarathomas9534 Got it, I hope these people find a bit of justice and peace of mind when receiving the citizenship but of course it would also be great if people would do it in order to make peace with the country itself and not only out of revenge.

    • @MOAMDV-ku5ke
      @MOAMDV-ku5ke Před 22 dny +1

      @@barbarathomas9534propaganda you are a liar !!!!!! German hate race mixing with other ethnicity and race mixing ! A true German are white Christian ! The destruction of the white race is an obsession Jews ☝🏼☝🏼☝🏼

  • @glennpritchard274
    @glennpritchard274 Před 6 lety +1

    518, born in Uruguay, father from Germany. Hmmmm, The Boys from Brazil......

    • @mrspotato20
      @mrspotato20 Před 6 lety +2

      Glenn Pritchard
      There were Jews who were fleeying germany and other parts of Europe, and went to Latin America.

  • @funkyyaya
    @funkyyaya Před 6 lety +1

    Ask that same question to the Arabs.......find the balance.