The Israeli Military's Kosher MRE is BRUTAL
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- čas přidán 4. 06. 2024
- Lev breaks down the IDF's Kosher for Passover Military Rations. What's inside might surprise you.
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00:00 Intro
02:07 Peanuts
02:24 Fruit Cocktail
03:40 How to cook tuna in the field
05:36 Sweet Corn
06:11 Olives
07:25 Beans
08:17 Matza sandwich
10:04 Cacao Spread
12:41 Halva
14:45 Mix it Up
16:05 Sauces
17:40 More Matza Sandwiches
After this, I will never ever talk bad about my Swedish army MRE ever again.
What's in it?
Israeli MRE are not that bad😅
Kosher food is disgusting in general.. I live in Israel, food here is disgusting..
@@user-op1jq8bl7si live here also. We have everything and it is your choice what you should eat
Not everything is kosher and not everything kosher is disgusting
@@user-op1jq8bl7s youve clearly never been out of israel ive been all around the world including israel and yall have the best produce and amazing food EVERYWHERE on the street a largw variety of food everything is fresh in america all the produce lacks flavor and is artificially enlarged. People dont know how to season food so they use different types of sauce with EVERYTHING. Yall are the only country with that crack like pizza spice.
Don't diss the halva! Back in the late 80s, we survived for weeks at a time on halve, Turkish coffee and cigarettes.
Sounds like the Greek dessert ration.
As a homeless man with a cellphone, this made me laugh more than it should. I have also drank an entire bottle of 5 dollar wine
Hope the weather is treating you well! I wouldn't drink alcohol if I were you though. Save that energy for something more useful ❤️
Only one bottle ?
Come now bum drink up !
Sell your phone and stock up on wine trampy it's getting cold out there and you will have to keep warm my dear trampy .
Bless you! ❤
Whats your testimony of where you are now?
@@xaviercruz4763I hope He is eating Tuna with Matza and Peanuts right now
When your STARVING youll eat anything...😂😂😂
Jj. Food should be infused.
Fr. If I was in survival situation, I'd be grateful for anything better than nothing at all
But, they planned this.
Oh, there is an exception. The cheese and veggie omelette MRE. That was a crime against humanity.
If ptsd came in a box this is what it would look like
You have no clue
@@alexlew5039I think I may have a clew or 2
@@maxy6462 I can’t eat tuna to this day .
@@alexlew5039 nah bro don't hate on Yuna that was the only good thing of substance in the box the real devil is that nasty ass red tuna shit
@@maxy6462 you’re not wrong . Imma still skip on the tuna tho . The one thing I wish I could find in America is fungimon .
Gotta love a company with a good sense of humor! Amazing
Love the sandwich bread homily at 8:30
When soldiers snort energy powder, you know they're a force to be reckoned with. 😅
🇺🇸🇮🇱
our guys did that with bump energy until we had a safety brief about it😂
@@nathan-ls8yw
Lol that's crazy.
@@RicArmstrong 😏this is the way
Yeah till they shoot down your spy ship
I can snort some energy powder, eat peanuts, and pineapple and eat tuna sandwiches JS 💀
I really liked the IDF military rations. Especially the "luf" the Israeli version of spam. We used to poke holes in the cans and attach them to the transmission box of our M-113 of the APC's with string wire. After a long drive, it would get cooked pretty well from the heat.
Then, at lunchtime, we open the can and slice it like burgers.
A lot of guys didn't like the "luf" so the "luf" lovers traded one can of tuna for two cans of "luf" and good extra food,
which was great.
I remember that corn was really popular, but tuna was the most sought-after.
the sweet powder of the energy drink was also very popular, we didn't mix it with water, just ate the powder as it is.
Pineapple cans were also very popular. much more than the preserved peach halves.
Must be tough being the occupier !
@@benib3311
Palestine is the name the Roman’s created in 132-137 AD under Hadrian to erase Jewish history. The Jews are the real Palestinians.
Ask Saudi Arabia to give back Medina to the Jews.
Ask Egypt to give back the land to the Coptic Christians and real Egyptians.
Ask Syria and Iraq to give the land back to the Assyrians and former inhabitants.
We can go on all day long but this might be a shock to your small brain.
Sound like the usual military shenanigans for sure
The dude in the back, got the Time of his Life. 😂 He literally bathing in Food.
Anyone wants to bet he's of Russian origin?
@@AntonAdelsonon what we beting?
@@some_random_detective Hmm, Borscht?
@@AntonAdelsonbet
@@AntonAdelson
Jewish origin just cus someone was in diaspora in a country doesnt mean his ORIGIN is from there
I'm not Jewish, but fresh matze, heated a bit above a flame, with butter & brown sugar is really good.
Ohhh wow, interesting idea. Will try it next passover👍🫡
I highly recommend Geshmirta Matzah - butter, cream cheese, cinnamon and sugar - bake in the oven, makes a great breakfast
WAIT I HAVE TO TRY THIS
Hmmm never would’ve thought to try that. I just put cream cheese on it. Breaks apart but it’s delicious
My favourite…thick butter with honey.
So I’m currently sitting in my Heder Ochel , closing Shabbat , laughing my ass off in the corner .
Great video guys . Keep them coming .
Ps. I’m a lone Soldier from Ireland . I’m working towards being in a special unit. Some day I will wear the agilite gear !!
I'm closing shabbat and watching this too😂
Good luck with your aspiration much respect brother💪🏻
aw man please eat some room temperature hardboiled eggs and hamesh achuz on some stale bread heels forsaken by the rest of the brigade for me
i have experienced starvation. the MRE you showed is a feast!
@@titanmtfanavielshapiro2640 תודה אחי שבת שלום
After 16 years of Service, I have eaten more MREs than I care to remember. Semper Fi my fellow Warriors.
Same here - both in the IDF AND the USMC - 'Rawwww Devil Dog! The first ham I ever ate was in the 80s MREs... and... they may be part of the reason my home is Kosher now LOL I would trade everything for the peanut butter, those awesome big crackers... and (DON'T TELL MY RABBI) the dehydrated sausage patties (though after the first disastrous tasting of them HYDRATED, found them wonderfully tasty as a meat cracker and just ate them dry LOL
Definitely showing my age here... but in my day the most disgusting thing in that box was the can of "Luf" - processed meat that in a past life was dog food. No matter if it was fried or whatever the result was still unpalatable.
Plus, during basic training, we had precisely 7 minutes to collect our boxes of MREs, open them, share out the contents, eat it and clean up the mess. In this land of miracles, it was somehow possible.
Absolutely loved luv. Couldn’t get enough of it. Hot or cold.
Personally I loved the tuna salad 😂😂😂😂
Same same .. horror stories about the luf. In my base they would even use it as a protein source and cook it and feed it to us.
Strong and blessed. 😂
Luf is the Jewish version of Spam! It was awesome.
Love the IDF !!!
So you love satan.
👎👎
I just found your video on 2023/11/01. Laughed my ass off! brought back 50 year old memories. Things have changed since you made this!!! Keep your heads down and your powder dry! God bless you all and Israel! P.S. I also subscribed.
I served in IDF food branch many years ago.
I was one of the officers who tested and tasted the cans, audited manufacturers and oversaw assembly processes of these MREs. We packed luf back then and there were days that I personally had to inspect and taste up to 300 cans of luf. It was 30 years ago, but I clearly remember the taste and aroma until today.
Maybe it’s not the most delicious thing but it’s pretty good considering the limitations of nutritional values, shelf life, convenience in field conditions, kosher requirements and many more considerations…
Typically there are some additions provided, like bread/ mazza and vegetables /fruits.
This video is missing of course the infamous IDF Armoured corps' "Transmission LOOF" (canned meat loaf)
What we used to do was to put a can of loof inside the Merkava's transmission compartment in the begining of the training/ride and in the end it got all cooked and ready...with a slight diesel aroma...
Surely the ultimate tankers' treat...
Isn't the engine oil vegtable based and edible, it was that in the Shot-Merkava ?
By far, best video to date 😂
I got constipated just watching this
Your partner acts so funny.!! He just eats everything you give him in a desperate way as he would be starving😂😂😂😂❤❤❤
Back in the days we had the 5 MANOT KRAV (5 ppl. MRE's) and we had all kind of preserved meat such as GOULASH, LOOF (which is Meat-Loaf, I guess), BOOLE-BEEF and CORNED-BEEF.
We also had a flat can of Sardines or Mackerels, a tube of Plam jam, a sachet of drink powder (Lemon, Blackberry or Orange) a few tea bags and more
Loof was undeniably toxic and had some weird levitation/ antigravity properties. If you overate it, you'd find yourself in the early morning, some distance away from your tent, still laying on your mattress that had somehow inexplicably taken flight during the night. Then, you'd get up and go on to blow the latrine up with a great blast of overpressure.
In the early Nineties, we had an epic battle in the Gaza Strip, against a huge cloud of germ-carrying flies that was obscuring the Summer sun. The brigade's logistics had provided us with a ridiculous quantity of insecticide bait based on the now-banned Azamethiphos, in gaudily-dyed sugar grains. Since there was so little of it and so many flies, we naturally seeked to increase its attractiveness by putting slices of Loof underneath it: we actually saw the flies performing impressive aerobatics to get away from it! Not to mention that can of Loof that found its way into my backpack and which I tried to feed the cat with when I found it while unpacking at home: she gave it one sniff, turned around with her tail straight up and her asterisk flashing, and didn't talk to me for two weeks!
loaf is much better than that disgusting tuna.
we pried a rusty can of loof out of the desert soil once and ate it. it must've been from the 80s because the can and bit of label looked so different. it tasted just like regular loof. good 'ol loof, always there for ya and never changes
@@israteeg752שניהם איכסה עדיף היו שמים עוד איזה חמין תולשנט טבעוני וממרח תמרים לאנרגיות
I guess we are from the same time period in the military😊
While I do like matza, I can honestly say that an MRE version would be my nightmare scenario. 🤣
Back in the day in South Africa we had these interesting MRE's complete with corned beef or viennas in a can. Then there were two energy bars along with milkshake, porridge, biscuits, tea and coffee. Fuel tabs were in there with matches to heat it up. Plastic bags with little ears on the top served as containers for milkshake and your energy drink. It is nice.......the first week. Then you long for a nice cooked meal.
Pieter, n goeie ou ratpack. Maar na ek die Israeli weergawe gesien het, praat ek nooit weer sleg van n ratpack nie 😂😂😂
@@Ghost63123 Glad nie. Ons ratpacks was maar goor teen hulle sn.
Dude, so flippin funny 😁 K4P digestive advice: eat more olives, drink the olive juice lactic acid balances the concrete issues 😂 drink all juices they are electrolite too , and definitely eat the corn for ruffage .
As per matzah /hardtac, grind it into crumb to soak up with any liquid.
Add a few drops of water to choco and hawala stir to make more spreadable 😆 🤣 add crumbs add matzah becomes choco or Havana cookie balls 😅😊
As for sauces never thousand island ! Tabasco and shelf stable lemon juice added to tuna with oil at ambience temp. no cooking necessary😊 Tuna
Oil and lemon plus chick peas add corn bean or water for liquid smush,& walla hummus 😋😅. Hazak!
I’m a former US Marine and Iraq War veteran. I am laughing my @$$ off about the energy drink powder.
Any American veterans of the war on terror will recall the energy drink they gave us called Ripit. And not the knock off you can buy. I’m talking about the stuff in the little can with the generic label. I’m pretty sure it was liquid methamphetine.
Guys would suck those down, pack a fat lip of chew and get to work. Crazy stuff.
Ripits are the shit, they’re still out there overseas😎
I’m Aussie vet and I believe Ripit made me the man I am today. Type 2 Diabetic
@@guffmulderEOD3119 haha i didnt know you guys got those too! Cheers from the US brother
I think there were a bunch of ephedra-based "fitness supplements" in that stuff, at least until the FDA banned them for essentially being an unregulated form of steroids. There was all kinds of fun stuff floating around in the early 2000's before they got regulation happy. Remember salvia divinorum being legal? That was a mistake...
@@Raskolnikov70 you saying the army let yall do salvia ? lol
I remember when they had the mini Tabasco sauce bottles in the accessary packs in the American MREs. As a retired US Navy corpsman assigned to the US Marine infantry unit, I so get it.
Used to travel al lot between different bases in my service in the IDF. i can tell for sure that there were bases that I preferred MRE's uppon the meals they served in the dining room, but that was long time ago. I used to love to mix tuna with the corn and to cook the Luf with eggs.
Generally the bigger the base, fhe worse the food is. When you cook for thousands of people, it's an assembly line in the extreme. BAHADS are generally the worst, while company/battallion/regiment level can range from okay to amazing, depends on the cooks more than anything.
@@Michael-kd1ho I served in a tiny base... and 1 cook (Rubi) kept serving omelettes that were green- and not due to vegetables.
Loof and eggs, food of champions.
We used to LOVE Fridays, because mothers would come with pots of chicken soup, Tzimmes, Chulent, etc. for their kids and of course with enough extra for friends. G-d HELP you if you didn't share the best with your Rav Samal... My Great-Aunt found out one of the biggest mooch RS's I ever had loooooved Sfardic eggs, so this little Yiddish-speaking Auschwitz Survivor would spend 2 days making him 10 every week.
@@Andy-lp3eg Either he - or a clone - was one of our cooks!
To me it looks like someone went shopping in Aldi, threw in all kinds of stuff he found that were canned food, put it in a card board box and called it an MRE.
Basically my thought first time I had it
Passover is no doubt one of the hardest parts of the year in the idf
They defo pass over that 😂😂😂
@@moinmahmud6265😂😂😂
Yom Kippur rivals it
They need anti-diarrheal meds with those MRE packs.
The company medics always had Loperamide on hand. And Hartman's IV Solution if that wasn't enough.
Todays MRE's have changed so that one needs to become a mathematician and take a pencil and work it out. More than likely you need some of the old chocolate Exlax candy to get you going again or a gallon enema bags worth of flush to get one unplugged.
I Myself AM Here in Tucson, Arizona United States of America, on Saturday 26 August 2003AD, eating tuna, crackers and a jalapeño pepper, as I AM watching the Agilite 🦂 Kids eat an IDF MRE. Be Teavon, 🦂 Kids and Shalom Aleichem!!🇺🇸🇺🇲🇮🇱🇮🇱🧑🍳🍳🥞🌭🍔🍛🧈🍨🥛🍺❤️🥓🥦
When Satan packs your
Lunch.😂😂😂❤❤❤.
Halvah is a sesame seed paste, and it started in Eastern Europe. I grew up eating if.
So is it like Tahini? I think that is what tahini is basically made from seasme hulls, yet I could be wrong since I'm American.
It didn't start in Eastern Europe. It started in Persia (modern day Iran) in the 7th century. The first written halvah recipe was in Arabic from the 14th century. It spread to Europe from the Ottoman Empire.
@@dianapennepacker6854but it's sweet and eaten as a treat
My mother loves it, I think it’s disgusting 😝
In eastern Europe, they make it from sunflower seeds, not sesame seeds, and consider it the _real_ halva.
Old 11Bravo here...i can tell your INFANTRY my brother with that sense of humor 😅😅was trying to replicate that ration here in Arizona were I live. God bless you!
Chili con tuna from this MRE is the best: you take the empty peanut can, fill it with oil from a couple tuna cans and shove some TP there, punch a few holes in it and you have a burner. Mix tuna, beans and corn in a bigger tin and blast it all on the DIY burner, YUM!!!
Also the #1 way to cook Luf was on the engine of a patrol vehicle, just remember to punch a few holes in it and put it under the hood before leaving base.
Our squad rationed what we ate and when, so we made decent-ish sandwiches. The peanuts we always had for dinner just before the can of fruit. Only we didn't get the beans. We got halva and and extra can of peanuts.
That chocolate spread graphic scared the shit out of me.
When I was a soldier in the IDF 24 years ago, in battle rations there was loof (preserved meat in a can) on the surface it was not tasty, but if you put it in the fire it was edible. Loof with beans and chili was also good.
Of course there was tuna, but in 400g cans. There were also bags of ketchup/corn mustard in a can, peanuts and of course candy. But the candy we all fought over was a zip bag (mixture of sugar, citric acid, raspberry flavor)
During the Second Intifada, instead of Luff cans, the IDF put cans of ham or cholent in the battle rations. This didn't work so well either, until they thought of pushing American battle rations.
Over time because our soldiers are spoiled, the military removed the meat rations from the battle rations and pushed more battle rations as you are currently presenting.
I just saw one of the Israeli videos of war and I saw a green can with a spoon in it and thought it was beans, I looked up their mre and sure as hell it was beans 😂
I don’t know if Tabasco sauce is Kosher but we’ve been using it since Vietnam war with our C-rations and MRE’s.
The narrator has an excellent GI Humour about him.
Tabasco is Kosher :-)
@@efimiron3805 they make poblano where in my hometown
Lev is da man! Love the guys at Agilite
Also:
Halva is when you add sugar to tahini
What are you talking about, halva is amazing
No
No
You're absolutely right, but not this kind...
NO, halva not have human food, worst shit what human has made.
We used to call the matzot "dikt" - which means "plywood". It is workable much better as the more experienced of us knew, if you slightly and evenly wet the "plywood" with water, it doesn't crumble, and becomes more pliable. You can use multiple layers to increase the load bearing capacity and make more substantial sandwiches out of them and of course it doesn't turn into sawdust as you chew it.
Didn't Sharon use those "dikt" to cross the Suez Cannal with ?
Ah yes, "Tuna Mushenet". Probably have cancer from eating that in the field for weeks on end.
And I thought American MRE's were bad. That really is a Meal, Rejected by Ethopians. Tabasco makes anything taste better. Semper Fi.
This tuna is ready to eat 😆 no cooking needed. And halva is made of tahini and dates. A real halva (not canned) is delicious
I don't know if this lesson in world cultures came free with my purchases or my T&E membership but I dig it.
I never thought I'd hear myself say this, but that makes the old British Army 24 hour ration pack look good. 🇬🇧 🇮🇱👍
Would luv to send you my dinners for month…unfortunately frozen…wish I could …also make own bread…butter
When I went through AIT, we were given C-Rations & "K-Rations" interchangeably. Both the C & K rations had the best canned pears I have ever eaten. On our last day of training, we were given a "treat" - LRPs!! All in all, none of the rations were bad.
I bet if you had laid all that stuff out on a tray it would have looked nice!
It's a part of life if you are a soldier in war you are blessed if you have that kind of food
This video is funny as hell, loved the little notes during the video. :) thanks for the info.
Amazing video guys! 🦂
Id and F seems to have learned from ww2 and the treatment.
Food that contributes to survival. Not to fancy, but all ingredients together can lead to a decent meal. And it helps to remember it can be much worse.
Well done. 👍
LoL, Great video. Love your guys stuff.
Agilite, when I was basic training there it's the middle of the fucking Negev desert, we would poke holes in the tuna can , roll paper towels and stick it in the holes. Light the paper up and let it cook. 20-30 minutes later u have smoked tuna with a side of Alzheimer's 😆 omg that takes me back
i love MRE'S im a female retired soldier veteran, your Israel MRE'S In the can looks super delicious!!!!!!!
hahaha as a truck driver when i was in the army used to have some of those sometimes that burned tuna was coming in such a clutch reminded me good times (12years ago)and thanks for the simle i have cause of you made me laugh so good lol. Sending reinforcements love and joy to all his people Israel and their supporters in the world God will make everything good as Rabbi Nachman from uman said.
***and about the halva i wasn't even ready to try but trust me brother from another mother and same father you should try bamba halva
Too funny! You guys in the IDF, have my sympathy!
Meals Refusing to Exit 😅
I'm sorry guys, but MRE's unless they are from the Italian military from what I've tasted all taste like over salted freeze dried dirt. And those are the good ones!!
Agilite love your videos.
Steve 1989 might disagree with you
i love all of the meals inside there , its basically what i normally eat lol
JEW! AHHH! THEIF!
Psssspt, can you get me some diamonds for cheap or tell me when the stock market will crash so I can short some stocks?
Just playing. Yeah it isn't great yet I've seen worse.
LMAO couldnt be more clear on who you are , hey hows it going federal agent :) @@dianapennepacker6854
Lmfao the Mazta part had me dying 😂😂
It's amazing how bad stuff can bring back such a good nostalgy 😂😂♥♥
i love this thank you!
Anyone who has the displeasure of having tasted Luf knows that the Manot Krav is good for sustenance and thats it 🤣
Ty for the humor.
I heard crazy joke from a guy who said he was special forces....i asked *WHATS IN YOUR SURVIVAL BACKPACK?" He said ,"a folding shovel, military lighter or mini torch from hardware store,a spork,a high grade military fixed blad,a bottle of ketchup
And a army manual on cannabalism"
I said WHAT!! PLEASE EXPLAIN...
he said "well the ketchuo is to make the
Dead people taste better after you use the lighter to start small fire to cook them and the knife is to cut up your dinner,and the shovel to bury the bones!""( He said "we actually dont need the manual, because we read it already" AND then i Googled " Declassified Army manual on cannabalism"( No shit!! Its on Google)
Love your sense of humor 😅
I ate those rations for 22 years, as a combat soldier, we never complained showing you how spoiled you are, do not put down those rations, when you are in a war and there is nothing to it be thankful those rations are given to you.
Enjoyed your video. In the olden days before MRE's, American army C-rations and K-rations were similar with tins of various mysery substances but generally better than your kosher MRE. I remember tins, like tuna size, that had hardtac which was like a hard thick matzah that you had to soak in something in order not to break a tooth.
The can openers like that in some form have been around for what seems like forever.
lol this is the best review of an MRE I've ever watched
I think that you would love Finnish Defence Force`s MREs
This is the best bitch session I have ever seen.😂
THANKS
Thankyou
And they say food is essential to good morale...when the troops stop complaining, you're in real trouble.
This reminds me of the old US C rations (officially MCI, for Meal, Combat, Individual) right down to the can opener, called P-38 in the Army and John Wayne in the Marines (because we idolized the man). I still have the first one I picked up from 1975.
I picked up my P-38's in 1974-77 while I was in the Army, great to know another old timer stopped by. Welcome home. 💯
@@snowyowlz5992 👍And it still works! It rides on my keychain. 😎
Curious. Are those trousers and combat shirts available through Agilite?
We once had to eat this for a week ON BASE because the legistic idiots told the base we were going to be in the field all week and in the end we weren’t but because they had pulled all the MREs from storage they made us eat them anyways
Try the Hun MRE that is for one day per pack, with two HUGE one-pound food cans, but they don’t give you the fuel tabs to heat them because there was no order given to do so 😂
Major bowel block in the making! Great video!
I literally had an instant US style mre meal once during my entire service. 99.9% of field meals were the canned crap.
That would have been a C ration. The MREs have no cans at all and are actually pretty good now. When we first switdhed from C Rats to MREs our unit dog would not eat them
Hahaha, love this. Much love from Texas brotha 😎
Ah yes מנ״קיים. Been eating those all week…
Stay strong brother
The Passover Seder MRE in the 80's had gefilte fish which was a couple of carp steaks with a fish ball in the cavity it was totally puke inducing, a little pack of harosit which was supposed to beixed with the plastic bottle of yine patish ( hammer wine) matzo and kosher for Passover Loof which was Israels answer to Spam made from chicken ( kennel ration dog food) and the sucrose candy and halva
I only had to eat that one time and that was more then enough
"Avkat rabak"? I think you meant "Avkat sartan" (Cancer powder)
Halvah is delicious. What do you do if you can’t eat corn or beans on Pesach?
Now we know why IDF soldiers are so tough..
I ate South African Defence Force rat packs during my service. The worst, or most offensive, part was this ungodly tin of curried fish. I have never met anyone who ate a whole tin.
It smelled awful, but came in handy for pranks - you put a fuel tablet under the unopened tin, lit the tablet, and left the immediate area.
When the pressure built up inside that tin it would explode, leaving an unholy stink that lingered for days.
That was biological warfare right there!
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Of course apartheidists support apartheidists. 😂
@@qswe1387Shame on you, you don't even know me, but you attack me personally because you have a hateful heart...
You are the racist because you assume my white skin makes me a supporter of the Apartheid Regime... you assume that my serving in the SADF automatically makes me a hater, like you, too.
And yet you are wrong. As wrong as a spiteful bigot could be.
I took my stand against racism within my first 2 months of my National Service.
I received death threats and some physical abuse from a the Afrikaans nationalist zealots who were as bigotted as you are, until I was moved out of that squadron.
My stance got me into a lot of trouble, but I am still glad I honoured my personal beliefs and talked out against injustice.
That bullying continued from the late 80s until 1994, when my country had it's first free and fair elections.
I continued serving in the army until the early 2000s, after Apartheid was gone.
So if anyone is the racist or bigot, it's you.
Don't judge a book by it's cover. Open your eyes to the lies and hate coming out of your mouth.
Proove your point, make a valid argument, don't just make idiotic blanket statements... it makes you look lazy and incompetent.
This clip just epitomizes the saying "the stronger the army, the worse the food!"
Judging by the food, no wonder everybody in the IDF is constantly in a bad mood and wants to fight someone....
There is a story about a man from another Greek city that was once invited to dine with the Spartans and taster their "black broth" - blood soup with onions and bitters. Afterward he said he now understood why Spartans are so fearless in the face of death...
@@Michael-kd1ho
Just like a Nam era lighter I bought in Ho Chi Minh city (ex-Saigon): I fear no hell as I am already in it.
With that kind of food, death couldn't be that worse....
Grandmas in eastern Europe used to put noodle dough on the stove top and called that matza. Also bagels survived in eastern Europe as a church fare snack. Og halvah is nuts stuck together with sugar.
We cooked loof in the field with the propane gas baloon we made coffee with. It's not bad...but we prefered the tuna. And yea, the Pesach ones suck...
Halva is nice, its sweet and goes well with black coffee if you it, which you should.
I always liked the corn, and the cooked tuna. The pineapple juice was tasty, and some of these had dried fruit as well.
This actually made me hungry 😂 seriously. Stay safe out there.
Thank you for the great laugh
*I bet Israeli Military food, is way better than jail food.* 💯👀😋
May God bless you all.
What Milooim unit is this guy from?
Sometime I realy miss the manot or mre's.... Does anybody know where it is possible to buy some for a raisonnable price?
literally any makolet 🤣
@@princessglitterbutt5984 I look for kosher manot (israeli or mre's)
Amazing, great warriors
I loved the corn juice!