Israelis: Do you listen to modern Arabic music?
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Legend says that they're still asking them to film further away from the yeshiva to this day.
😄
I’m Israeli and I love Arabic music. I also study Arabic. ❤️
Good luck with your studying ❤️
Thank you! 😊
We don't give a F
no one care
That is marvelous and brings peace between Jewes and Arabs.
I'm as a israeli jew thinks that the traditional arab music and scales is gift to the world. And it's not connected to your ethnic or religious identify
I like israelis i know how much you are persecuted because of your religion. And now we are fighting against our stupid religion islam which has destroyed generations.
@@ExposingIslamDefenders Salvation* can be found in no other name under Heaven other than THE NAME of Jesus THE CHRIST/BSHEM *YESHUA* HA MASHIACH. for HE alone IS THE ONLY WAY THE ONLY TRUTH and THE ONLY WAY to Eternal life and no one gets to HASHEM/GOD ecept through HIM. so i only ask all who are here if not already to please choose this day to trust in YESHUA HA MASHIACH that HE died in your place to make atonement for your sins that was seperating you from GOD so that by believing this and trusting in HIM that HE rose from the grave that you too by believing in HIM will one day rise from the dead and have eternal life and be saved from The Terrifying Wrath of HASHEM that is to come to all who reject YESHUA as THE MESSIAH of Israel and SAVIOR of The Whole World that HE rightly, truly IS. i ask please do this so that even today will be your *Day of Salvation*
@@jasonkemmerer5654 Calm down Jason
@@ExposingIslamDefenders ❤
@@jasonkemmerer5654 It does'nt mean i am jew . I am ex muslim athiest and i will never accept religion because its religions
The guy told you 3 times already that he speaks arabic and listens to the music and it's obvious that he loves it and you still ask him again and again if he understands the lyrics and if he likes the music *facepalm*
I'm not Israeli nor Arabian. But I love to listen to both Israeli and Arab music ❤
Lesh inti bt7ebi elmusiqa ta3na?
My father was born in Tunis and my mother was born in Morocco. To this day she speaks Moroccan and Tunisian at home and listens to music in Arabic,
They remember everything from North Africa and the cultures in their home it is the heritage, it is part of them and they are not ashamed of it, there are other Israelis who have forgotten their roots and it is sad,
כל הכבוד 🦋
They’re from morocco and tunis yet they live more freely and rightfully than palestinians how
@@jaser324 Salvation* can be found in no other name under Heaven other than THE NAME of Jesus THE CHRIST/BSHEM *YESHUA* HA MASHIACH. for HE alone IS THE ONLY WAY THE ONLY TRUTH and THE ONLY WAY to Eternal life and no one gets to HASHEM/GOD ecept through HIM. so i only ask all who are here if not already to please choose this day to trust in YESHUA HA MASHIACH that HE died in your place to make atonement for your sins that was seperating you from GOD so that by believing this and trusting in HIM that HE rose from the grave that you too by believing in HIM will one day rise from the dead and have eternal life and be saved from The Terrifying Wrath of HASHEM that is to come to all who reject YESHUA as THE MESSIAH of Israel and SAVIOR of The Whole World that HE rightly, truly IS. i ask please do this so that even today will be your *Day of Salvation*
@@jasonkemmerer5654 the hell u talking about dude😂
@@jaser324 my dude, i'm talking about The One and Only Truth that can set you (and everybody) free from the many lies of this world
I'm Israeli Jew, I have been in many gatherings where we all sing Arabic music while playing musical instruments. Some of them in the group being Ashkenazi too. It doesn't matter, the labels. Music is international language.
The reason why I like Balkan Beat Box so much is because they infuse all the different music of diaspora Jewish communities. I am a Canadian of Southern German and Polish heritage so Klezmer music is just in my DNA.
How come a country for its citizens is too hard for a Israeli Zio to understand?
@@chugalongway01 Is the "Zio" Declaration of Independence difficult for you to understand? I quote:
"[Israel] will foster the development of the country for the benefit of all its inhabitants ...will ensure complete equality of social and political rights to *all its inhabitants* irrespective of religion, race or sex; it will guarantee freedom of religion, conscience, language, education and culture; it will safeguard the Holy Places of all religions."
Signed by all the "Zio" leaders. Don't believe me? This is who signed this foundation for our country:
David Ben-Gurion
Daniel Auster
Mordekhai Bentov
Yitzchak Ben Zvi
Eliyahu Berligne
Fritz Bernstein
Rabbi Wolf Gold
Meir Grabovsky
Yitzchak Gruenbaum
Dr. Abraham Granovsky
Eliyahu Dobkin
Meir Wilner-Kovner
Zerach Wahrhaftig
Herzl Vardi Rachel Cohen
Rabbi Kalman Kahana
Saadia Kobashi
Rabbi Yitzchak Meir Levin
Meir David Loewenstein
Zvi Luria
Golda Myerson
Nachum Nir
Zvi Segal
Rabbi Yehuda Leib Hacohen Fishman
David Zvi Pinkas
Aharon Zisling
Moshe Kolodny
Eliezer Kaplan
Abraham Katznelson
Felix Rosenblueth
David Remez
Berl Repetur
Mordekhai Shattner
Ben Zion Sternberg
Bekhor Shitreet
Moshe Shapira
Moshe Shertok
@@interestingyoutubechannel1 Did you see what those crazy Zionist are doing to the non Jewish locals in Palestine. It literally like a Nazi in Poland . You are a liar and you a ZioNazi shill
@@chugalongway01 Nothing is like the Nazis in Poland. Don't be disrespectful.
Because of this video, I start listen umm kulthum songs. I am muslim indonesian
I think that she is Egyptian and not Arab
@@avi3860 egyptians are arab
@@prajodcp7145 EgYPtiAN are ArABS😂😂😂
Arabs assimilated their culture by slaughtering the coptics
@@servantofjesuschrist839 lmfaoo yeah thats what happened to the entire middle east dumbass, they assimilated into arab culture over a thousand years ago. The same can be side for most of asia, and the world for that matter. Egyptians today are arabs.
@@interestingyoutubechannel1 in general the concept of nation state is a bit flawed. rarely across the world do borders line up well with nations, ethnic groups etc
I'm an Israeli jew of Soviet (ukrainian) origin, so-called "Ashkenazi" (all my family until 2 generations ago spoke Yiddish), and I listen to Arabic music at least a few times a week.
From Lebanon: Wadi3 a-safi, Fairuz, Samira tawfiq, Saba7, Mel7em barakat, 3isam raji and so on.
From Iraq: Nazam el-3'azali, Salima murad, The brothers El-kuweyti and more.
From Egypt: Abed el-7alim 7afez, Farid and the melodies of Mu7amad abed el-wahab.
From Saudi Arabia: Talal mada7, Mu7amad abdu.
From my area (Israel/PA): Mu7amad 3saf, Naser el-fares and many other singers and songs that You-Tube ofers me. Dabke, Da7iye, 7aflat, kul-shi. Everything.
I also very much love the Arabic language, so the music helps to learn it and improve the level.
You have a great taste🤍
Listen to Rashid Al-Majed, the song “Wahshtini” and “The Traveler” will appeal to you. There are many Gulf singers, including Abdul Majeed Abdullah Ya Tayeb Al Qalb, Abdullah Al-Rushaid and Abdul Qader Karim
They sure love the number 7 huh
@@Ghada-xb7dk Thank you for the recommendations :-) I will listen to them.
@@maxsimes
Yes, it's because there are no parallel letters and phonemes in English and other European-Western languages.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arabic_chat_alphabet
Just think how lucky we are with CZcams and all the world's music for free.
yes! even tho i pay to youtube cuz i dont like the adds but fuck yeah haha
@@fishfeelpain5748 Oh yeah, I forgot the ads that can interrupt the most beautiful music - classical, jazz, pop, folk .. Oh well, there's never a free lunch in life, is there?
@@joesiciliano2063 don't forget hip hop
It is very impressive to find someone who knows the "maqam" in music, this guy dug very deep.
Since the most popular musicians in Israel these days are influenced by Arabic music culture, the general public gets to hear the term "maqam" in interviews on TV & Radio quite frequently, It's not an unknown reference.
@@JBugz777 actually maqam system is traditionally used in Jewish practices, on Jewish scripture. We have been in Israel, Egypt, Syria, Iraq etc for thousands of years. Maqam is Arab, it is also Jewish, it is also Kurd etc. it's middle eastern system of expression.
Maybe almost a million Jews in Israel will still sing prayers in Maqam scale. Mostly Iraqi Jews. Yemenite Jews never used it.
Below is example.
czcams.com/video/ulEoW5eCNOU/video.html
I'm from predominantly muslim country and i don't like arabic or anything about arabs
I'm a jew from Brazil and I love and listen to arabic music, even if I can't understand erveything.
Interesting, don't you think to move to "Israel"??
@@bilalbataineh8367 Or, maybe, to "Fallastyn"?
@@bilalbataineh8367
He will not
Actually zionists thinks about leaving Israel these days
@@nashmi-8609 yes I heard about a such problem , even they're discussing this issue and trying to solve it out ! .بالنهاية لا يصح اللا الصحيح
@@bilalbataineh8367 This "Palestine"- hysteria is very unnerving and starts showing pathological traits.
Hi! Israeli here. I really like and really recommend these modern Arabic musicians: Arnabeat, Mashrou Leila, Autostrad, A-WA, Luna Abu-Nassar, Souad Massi, Cairokee, DAM, Meen, Yasmin Hamdan, 47 Soul, Hello Psychaleppo, Disco Misr, Soapkills, Karim Medhat, Blues O Bantaloon, System Ali, Ghazall, Tarabband, Elyanna, Eftekasat, TootArd, Ibrahim Maalouf, Bint El Funk, Trio Abozekrys, Apo & The Apolstles, Almultahiat
Enjoy :)
(some are actually Arabic-singing Israeli bands but I don't think it matters that much)
@@syoels Salvation* can be found in no other name under Heaven other than THE NAME of Jesus THE CHRIST/BSHEM *YESHUA* HA MASHIACH. for HE alone IS THE ONLY WAY THE ONLY TRUTH and THE ONLY WAY to Eternal life and no one gets to HASHEM/GOD ecept through HIM. so i only ask all who are here if not already to please choose this day to trust in YESHUA HA MASHIACH that HE died in your place to make atonement for your sins that was seperating you from GOD so that by believing this and trusting in HIM that HE rose from the grave that you too by believing in HIM will one day rise from the dead and have eternal life and be saved from The Terrifying Wrath of HASHEM that is to come to all who reject YESHUA as THE MESSIAH of Israel and SAVIOR of The Whole World that HE rightly, truly IS. i ask please do this so that even today will be your *Day of Salvation*
You mentioned Souad Massi and Yasmine Hamdan \m/
@@jacobsoto7228 yup :) They are both great! You like them?
I forgot to add: Rouba Shamsoum, Jadal, Amir Eid, Dareen, Xena Elshazlii, George Samaan, Lina Makoul, Shkoon
@@syoels Yes they are my favorites.
To be honest, a lot of Israeli pop sounds like Arabic music, especially Mizrahi tunes. I know I'm going to get a lot of angry flamers on my ass for this comment but as a Westerner, I really couldn't tell the difference between many Arabic and Israeli songs if they are instrumental.
That's because all the eastern music use the same musical scale. So, there is no such a thing as "arab music" or "arab scale", because several other peoples and nations use the same type of musical tone, which is native to all Semitic peoples. It's not exclusive to the Arabs.
@@skzero777 Makes sense.
@محايد قدر المستطاع It is obvious that they are not identical, but the origin, style and even the scale used are the same. Just see the scale, so don't talk nonsense. And no, this isn't fake news, it's music theory, it's in literature and it's something very old and well known in the music world.
@@skzero777 lol,, now now someone is denying arab music!! Sooo funny!!
@@skzero777 you've just in another comment said that you listen to "arab music" 🎶🤣🤣🤣
I'm answering as an Israeli:
Nancy Ajram, Elissa, Haifa Wehbe, Mohamed Hamaki, Amr Diab.
Great singers!
They distorted the Arabic music. Nightclubs are the best place for them.
@Joav these are mostly religious people of course they won't like it, haifa wehbe isn't what a devout religious would listen to, no disrespect, just being honest and truthful
@@damxcv i'm not religious but haifa is not like amr diab lol
haifa wehbe is a ghaba as an israeli im saying it
In Mizrahi Synagogues many Shabbat prayers are chanted to the tunes of Arabic music. Syrian Jews are very particular about using the proper Maqam to reflect the mood or circumstance of the week's Perasha. In general, the first Perasha of one of the Five Books calls for Maqam "Rast" which means "Head". During Shabbat Chayeh Sarah - the Perasha that mentions the passing of Sarah - the Maqam is Hijaz (Saudi Arabia), which is considered sad music; same Maqam for Perashat Hukkat, that mentions the passing of Aharon and Miriam; Siga is an uplifting Maqam and is always used for the Torah reading. The various Maqamat (plural) are applied only to the other parts of the Shabbat services. Examples of music borrowed from the Arabic songbook: Ya Awazel Falfilu (Farid el Atrache); Ya Msafer Wahdak (Muhammad Abd el Wahab); Ghannili Shway Shway (Umm Kulthum); Al Kamh Al Leila (Muhammad Abd El Wahab); Tal'aa min beit Abouha, a traditional, bawdy, Iraqi traditional song; songs by a contemporary singer, Ana wa Habibi fi Jneina, and Ya Mal il Sham: (Sabah Fakhri). There is a march borrowed from the military repertoire, honoring King Farouk of Egypt, with Hebrew Lyrics of course, like all of the above songs. It is chanted while the Torah scroll is taken from the Ark to the Bima, for subsequent ritual reading. International tunes are also adapted to Hebrew for Shabbat Services: Besame Mucho; Concierto de Aranjuez; O Sole Mio; My Way (Frank Sinatra); even Santa Lucia (!!)
I want to thank all my Jewish Brothers who listen to Um Kultoum ❤️
i guess its hard for anyone to be prejudiced when it comes to good music that comes from the deepest caves of the human soul. and i say that as an israeli ❤️
Nah bro abdel halim hafez is so much better
@@rainbenkennaz6173 Salvation* can be found in no other name under Heaven other than THE NAME of Jesus THE CHRIST/BSHEM *YESHUA* HA MASHIACH. for HE alone IS THE ONLY WAY THE ONLY TRUTH and THE ONLY WAY to Eternal life and no one gets to HASHEM/GOD ecept through HIM. so i only ask all who are here if not already to please choose this day to trust in YESHUA HA MASHIACH that HE died in your place to make atonement for your sins that was seperating you from GOD so that by believing this and trusting in HIM that HE rose from the grave that you too by believing in HIM will one day rise from the dead and have eternal life and be saved from The Terrifying Wrath of HASHEM that is to come to all who reject YESHUA as THE MESSIAH of Israel and SAVIOR of The Whole World that HE rightly, truly IS. i ask please do this so that even today will be your *Day of Salvation*
I am israeli and um kultoum is my dad's phone ringtone since he has a phone😂😂
@@ilbiap4862
You obviously haven't watched the video he did with Arabs in J & S where he asked them the same question in regard to Arab music.
Good question!
super awesome question
I heard some Turkish instrumental music recently and thought it was Arabic. It sounded very melancholic and sweet. Also, I don't think one needs to understand the lyrics of Arabic music to enjoy it. In fact, I've been enjoying Israeli music for decades without understanding much beyond the song-titles and the occasional word here or there. Same goes for Arabic music except that there's less of it around.
I find all middle eastern music be it Israeli, Arab, Turkish, Kurdish, Georgian, Persian has similar undertones.
For Turkish I like Mabel Matiz, Fairuz and Mabel Matiz, Mosh Ben Ari, A-wa and Balkan Beat Box for Israeli and Helly Luv for Kurdish.
@@loveandmercy9664 Israeli music is far more eclectic and Westernised than the others.
@@joesiciliano2063 Israeli is culture is Shakshuka. Its immigrant country like my own country Canada and everyone has brought a piece of their culture. So you get Mosh Ben Ari who infuses music from his Miriazhi/Yemenite heritage with Reggae to Jane Bordeauz who infuses indie-folk with beautiful Hebrew melodies. Lebanese music tends to be more westernized.
@@hilalxxx4071 When I lived in Turkey ask yok and Sultan Sulyman were my jamz. Still are.
@@loveandmercy9664 You're telling me. I was there when Leonard Cohen visited in '73.
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Im Saudi and I love mizrahi music
Ilove
I love you, because you are Saudi and you feel and inyoy Jewish misrahi musuc. I studied
Islam under the dominian of Sheikh Abdul Basis Ben Bas, blessed he's remembrance. the Mufti 1982. He's whose blind and I leeded him him to the Jumma prayer in Riadh, my hand in he's Hand. What a love, he's hand in mine, me a jewish Muslim. He also took me out of jail, in Jeddah, because he saw my clean heart. SALAM ALAYQU, SHALOM ALECHIM.,
I became a Sufi. Today I'm against Zionist Israel, like many religios Jews.
Lol
I'm MOSTLY listen to the Arab music.. Because I'm belly dancing as a hobby and I think it's a beautiful music. Mostly I listen the clasic stuff and folklore but I like the modern as well. Today on my way to work I listened to the radio Ramallah 😄. They play a good music. And by the way I'm Jewish Israeli and I was born in Ukraine.
You have no nation because israel dissapeared and you havent J dna haplogroup to calling yourself jewish
You are person without any nation
how is it you suddenly you are "jewish israeli"
@@hilalxxx4071 I listen to him as well
@@Ermek57 You're talking bullshit. Genetic research surtanly saying Jewish people are nation and I'm not interesting even to talk with someone so stupid and full of hatred that she must to invent theories that match for her hatred. Go tell us what nationality are you so we can tell you that it doesn't exist.
I am not arab, also love arabic music 🥰
@@caetanas1783 so you come from Ukraine in the name of religion to steal Palestine land
Very interesting question
This language is so beautiful
Hebrew or Arabic?
I love Om Kalthoum and all the classic Arab singers. George Ouassouf, Abdel Halim Hafeth, etc. I don’t understand the words, but they take me to heaven…
traditional arabic music is a bless, there’s a lot of abdel halim hafiz songs that made me cry cause the lyrics is so well put together and sad. If you need help with translating any song, hit me up I am arab.
GREAT VIDEO!!! I TEACH MY SON TO LISTEN TO JEWISH MUSIC ,, LEARNING FROM TEMPLE AND WEDDINGS BAR MITZ..., AND ALL MUSIC HE LIKE .. WE ARE JEWISH AND ARABIC MUSIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ARE GREAT!!! SHALOM ,, TODAH!!!!
We run a channel that discusses these issues. Open to all.
As kids, we heard Fairuz (Lebanon) in the house on tape. "Maqam" in Arabic means "maqom" in Hebrew, referring to "places" on a musical scale. Different scales reflect different moods. I teach Jewish high school kids, mostly Mizrahi, in Jerusalem, & every day during breaks they put on both Arabic (like Eyad Tanooys, Moein Al-A'sam, Alaa Aker & many others) & Mizrahi (like Adam 'Omer & many others) music at very loud volumes & start dancing around the room. There are a LOT of new, young, very talented Mizrahi singers who become stars overnight with their youtube hits.
A lot of Mizrahi songs use Turkish melodies.
The most serious maqam in liturgy today is R. Moshe Habusha, youtube him. He was R. 'Ovadiyah Yosef's favourite.
Nice to see free people listening to all kinds of music…
corey topics of his questions did not end
im half lebanese christian half kurdish jew born and raised in israel.
my Favorite arabic song of all time is "Sidi Mansour" by Saber.
i also listen to Fairuz and Fareed al atrash A lot
You are from the South Lebanon Army?
@@iciici2859 no I’m from Israel I served in the Israeli army never been to Lebanon before.
Why?
Is your mother christian and father jewish? Is that why you said youre half / and half?
@@jx2729 yep exactly that
@@ethan8445 Just to know, because I'm Lebanese Christian too.
Could I ask you how your father is Lebanese Christian? Did he move to Israel or was he born there?
I have relatives in Israel that are also Lebanese Christians. I just want to know if your father has a similar story than my relatives.
As a Jew from Germany I used to listen a lot to arabic music. Especially Munir Bashir, Rachid Taha and Amr Diab. Today I have a lot of arab friends in Germany and Beirut who produce techno and house music.
The next question should include modern music made by arabs because in a globalized world the borders of music are vanishing.
Wow, if you look at the medias propaganda, they make it sounds like Jewish and Arabs in France and Germany are always at each others throat. I guess that's another lie from the media. I don't even know why I still watch news on the TV. So the situation isn't always bad between Jews and Arabs in Germany, interesting.
@@Goldenskies__ Who says such a thing?
@@biroonghiyamate Just google anti-semitism in Germany/France. They make it sounds like you guys are stabbing each other all the time. I'm not even kidding. They talked about Syrians attacking Jews etc. I always knew the media liked to blow things out of proportion, so I'm not even surprised tbh. I'm pretty sure you can find a good amount of videos on CZcams too. They make it sounds like there's a war going on in Central Europe. Medias being medias I guess. I'm happy to know the medias are just lying as always, at least this time.
@@biroonghiyamate Salvation* can be found in no other name under Heaven other than THE NAME of Jesus THE CHRIST/BSHEM *YESHUA* HA MASHIACH. for HE alone IS THE ONLY WAY THE ONLY TRUTH and THE ONLY WAY to Eternal life and no one gets to HASHEM/GOD ecept through HIM. so i only ask all who are here if not already to please choose this day to trust in YESHUA HA MASHIACH that HE died in your place to make atonement for your sins that was seperating you from GOD so that by believing this and trusting in HIM that HE rose from the grave that you too by believing in HIM will one day rise from the dead and have eternal life and be saved from The Terrifying Wrath of HASHEM that is to come to all who reject YESHUA as THE MESSIAH of Israel and SAVIOR of The Whole World that HE rightly, truly IS. i ask please do this so that even today will be your *Day of Salvation*
It's Arab music you can't disconnect the music from our culture it's part and parcell. I have seen many Jews say you can't call Arabic music Arabic because it's universal I call it BS you can't love our culture and food and not want to attribute them to us 😏😏
Lol. You said 'Jesus Christ' at 6:15. That made me laugh
6:01 he doesn't say "sephardic", he says "mizrahim", why do you use "sephardic" in the english subtittle?
Most people don’t have a problem not understanding the words as 50% of music on Israeli radio is English.
Shocked that religious men admitted they listen to Umm Kulthum.
Asking Ethiopians if they listen to Arabic music. What could go wrong lol..
They didn't want you to film near the building?
What is the difference between Mizrahi, Askhenazi and Sephardic music? Which one is closer to Arab music?
Mizrahi is closer to Arabic music. Sephardi is like a mix between North African and Latin music. Ashkenazi is a mix between middle eastern music and European instruments
@@danielski1415 Thanks :) I think, i get it :)
In the other video (asking Palestinians if they listen to Israeli music), when they'd say no, this interviewer pressed them and would ask "Why not?" -- yet.... in this video -- he doesn't ask why Israelis don't listen to Palestinian music... "Fairness"
they dont listen to palestinian music but that wasnt what he asked he said arabic music
Guy at 0:55 says he can’t listen to music if he doesn’t understand the words. What a sorry mindset. Songs can be enjoyed despite not understanding the language, and even because of that (just enjoying how it sounds).
Does A-wa and Ofra Haza count as Arabic music? I do like Mashrou Lelia. I find all middle eastern music has similar undertones be it Israeli, Arab, Turkish, Kurdish, Persian and even Georgian.
Ofra Haza has been dead for 20 odd years.
@@marksimons8861 Yes! I am aware of that. Very tragic.
@@loveandmercy9664 Salvation* can be found in no other name under Heaven other than THE NAME of Jesus THE CHRIST/BSHEM *YESHUA* HA MASHIACH. for HE alone IS THE ONLY WAY THE ONLY TRUTH and THE ONLY WAY to Eternal life and no one gets to HASHEM/GOD ecept through HIM. so i only ask all who are here if not already to please choose this day to trust in YESHUA HA MASHIACH that HE died in your place to make atonement for your sins that was seperating you from GOD so that by believing this and trusting in HIM that HE rose from the grave that you too by believing in HIM will one day rise from the dead and have eternal life and be saved from The Terrifying Wrath of HASHEM that is to come to all who reject YESHUA as THE MESSIAH of Israel and SAVIOR of The Whole World that HE rightly, truly IS. i ask please do this so that even today will be your *Day of Salvation*
@@jasonkemmerer5654 I am Christian. Romans 11:26
@@loveandmercy9664 praise THE LORD! glad to hear it brother
2:50 lol he was listing Persian musicians
Moeen has the most beautiful voice ever
He sings in persian and most of his music are very sad
I love listening to Persian music. When I was on a boat in Thailand in 2017 I saw these persian family dancing and twirling their heads against each other. 2 grow men! It was the funniest thing I have ever seen!
Next interesting project would be.....Do religious Jews listen to recitation of Qur'an ? What's their favorite Qur'an reciter ?
The sound quality is awful !
Music brings people together. Only Moroccan jews listens to Farid Atrash and Um kaltoum. I personally listen to English,Arabic and Edin bin Zakin..Sarit Haddad.
Many Yemeni singers too
I find all Mid-East music to have similar undertones be it Israeli, Arab, Turkish, Persian, Kurdish and even Georgian.
For Israeli I love A-Wa, Mosh Ben Ari, Balkan Beat Box, and Arab Mashrou Lelia, Fairuz, Yasmine Hadanm, Mabel Matiz for Turkish, and Helly Luv for Kurdish.
@@Ash_tommo I like Ofra Haza and A-wa.
I'm not Moroccan and I listen to Farid and to Umm Kulthum. Just an Israeli Jew. We have this music appreciation in commonality with Arabs. You should check out Ziv Yehezkel, he does beautiful singing of the classical Greats. He's of Iraqi Jewish roots.
I'm ashkenazi and I love Arabic music including Um Kaltoum. It's a bit of a myth that only Moroccan or Mizrahi jews like Arabic music or speak Arabic.
Many European Jews especially in Haifa speak Arabic and love Arabic music.
03:37 to this man who has never heard about Palestinian music, here are some modernized songs czcams.com/video/NKxf7B2owV8/video.html
He definitely heard and knew about it . He just acting dumb
*I'm Vietnamese...* and I *listen to both Arabic and Jewish music:* though I *prefer North African tunes* that even my Algerian girlfriend doesn't know, be it *electro-pop raï* (but not the hip-hop style) or *Sepherdic jazz* from the 1940s-1960's!
I like Souad Massi, Yasmine Hamdan, and Indila but she sings in French but she is Arab and Indian. I also like Zaeed Hamadan.
I think I’m the only Saudi who really loves and listen to Israeli music all the day. 😂
Israeli music? And it exist? are you not afraid to become a Canaanite by listening to the Canaanite language ??
you will become an ignorant evil satanist because their language is one of the demonic languages
You are only who listening to this
I find all mid-east music be it Israeli, Arab, Persian, Turkish, Kurdish, Georgian etc.... has similar undertones. For modern Israeli I love A-wa and Arab Marshou Lelia.
@@loveandmercy9664
What language spoked Adam and Eve?
Why are they just a Middle Eastern or mediterranean or whoelse there
@@Ermek57
Adam and eve are fictional figures.
I would say yes since my friend sent me 🎶 tie the izar 🎵 song
my Mideast playlist:
1.Mosh Ben Ari Jah is one live version Israel
2. A-Wa Hana mash hu al yaman Israel
3. Mashru Lelia Roman Israel
5. Fairuz flower of cities Lebanon
6. Mabel Matiz Ask yok Turkey
7. Yasmine Hamdan Beirut Lebanon
8. Helly Luv risk it all Kurdistan Iraq
9. Jane Bordeux ma aglim Israel
10. Katie Melua nine million bicycles England/Georgia
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Lot of moroccan people in israel
I would like to learn Hebrew
Lol, have to love that interjection of Jesus Christ! in front of a yeshiva speaking to religious Jews. 😁
@Yoel Cohen Who is "we". I'm atheist Israeli Jew, and fully approve of Corey's behavior. He is not disrespectful to orthodox Jews, he asks questions in a civilized way. and nobody is forced to answer.
2:10 יוו איזה מלך
why there is alot of marrocoan there?
New video : Israelis: you are an ancient semitic israelite or a european converted to judaism ? what about that ?
That is a myth. No Europeans converted
Anyone here that u think looks Swedish or German?
@danielski1415 Any braincells left in your brain?
I swear there’s many Yemeni and Moroccan more than any other ethnicity lol
i'm pretty sure the moroccan govt made a deal with israel ~50 yrs ago to make a lot of their jewish population emigrate to israel
Yemeni better than everything
Moroccan Jews make up the single biggest group in Israel. There are a lot of Yemenite Jews too but I think they're just more salient because a lot of Yemenite Jews have gone on to be quite famous
@@bramvanderwoerdt7186 It wasn't really a deal. Most "Israelis" are Moroccan Jewish origin so naturally most Moroccan Jews left
@@zoharhakadosh5957 lol you wish
אני ערבייה וגם "מרצועת עזה" ואני אוהבת לשמוע מוזיקה עברית ואני לומדת עברית ומרגישה שאני כל כך מתקדמת .. ביי 😇😇
Zio-troll
It's really baffling how you feel some people being offended at the question! Music is an international language with many dialects, you might like some and dislike others, but refraining from listening to something just by virtue of its origin is very dumb and immature. I understand those who said they don't understand the lyrics because they might listen to something against their beliefs without knowing, but other than that, it's just music at the end of the day...
"You feel" is a kayword
In Israel lately a lot of songs have been released in Arabic or mixed Hebrew and Arabic together and it turns out amazing..also in TV singing competitions there are many charming mixed performances, such powerful languages and it gives real hope for a normal life together! A few examples:
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By "Latin music", what do they mean? I rarely listen to modern Latin music, mostly because its vulgar and noisy (especially Regaeton).
Just to tell you... French Jews like me LOVE NORTH AFRICAN ARABIC MUSIC 👌👌❤️🇫🇷🇲🇦🇩🇿🇪🇬🇮🇱
Mimichkouri
No, we don't.
@@Tamir-Barkahan bah si moi j'en ecoute hein
@@Alex-yr8wt Prends pas ton cas pour une généralité.
0:50 there i am!
I think Mizrahi music is more leaning to the Greek style rather than Arabic. And Israeli music especially the techno or edm is a new creation in its own right; I wouldn’t call it descendant of Arabic influence.
Not really I have listened to both and Mizrahi is pretty much Arabic music but in hebrew. Major hits of them are also hebrew translated Arabic songs or using Arabic beats to hit the vibe. Btw Greek songs also tend to be very Arabic influenced and even use Arabic songs and translate them into greek. Personally I dont really think there is something like an Israeli style music it might be me but Israeli music is just modern music but copying beats and the normal stuf but then in Hebrew it aint bad but it aint special.
@@morocco_020fc7 Greek and Mizrahi harmonics are rich in transposition and isn’t influenced by Arabic maqam that is homophonic and rigid.
The Hebrew and Arabic translated hit songs aren’t the real depiction of Mizrahi or Greek music.
Meanwhile Israeli trance is a Mizrahit fusion of Goa trance from India.
@@EAlyahya Then I dont know which Arabic music you have been listening to. Maqam isn't perse an part of all Arabic music that's just such an weird thing to say. Also its traditional music, we are talking abt modern music. I can put an Moroccan song up and an mizrahi song and you'd think they are covers.
It is the depiction of Mizrahi music it's not like they have any traditional music or any specialties to all do respect. The whole concept of Mizrahi is Middle eastern Jews which have middle eastern/Arab culture. As for Greek they do in fact have traditionally music but we are talking fully abt modern music and Arabic music has influenced their music industry.
Also let's not kid ourselves to concert music🤣🤣🤣
@@morocco_020fc7 Arabic is just a subset of middle eastern culture and music and while Mizrahit is partly influenced by Arabic, it is still more leaning towards either Greek, Georgian or Turkish.
What is yeshiva?
Jewish school
Arabic music is just like „omri, hayati, habibti ya hasiniiiiii „ but dabke is awesome!
I'm Israeli and I listen to Fairouz and Luna Abu Nasser
0:06 im amazed marital relations are even possible between these two in Israel.
my girlfriend is Colombian and I'm white from Australia. Do you believe that's possible?
@@jettawayadventures1081do you live in israhell?
1:50 this is the man
No such thing as filming on public sidewalks?
The principal of the religious school was talking to them, not the police.
@@judahdaneshtaol either way, its public property, so how can anyone say move along. Unless there are loitering laws in Israel.
@@thehuguenot5615 They moved out of respect, they could have told him to kiss his ass. Plus the boys look like they were students in the religious school so they would listen to him regardless.
Would be nice to see Palestinian s Jews live together in harmony like they did in north Africa when the Jews were persecuted in Europe
Dhimmi slavery isnt harmony
@@dogbert52 same goes with the Arabs too
I do
I want to learn arabic ..
What is 'makam'? Is that the equivalent of Indian Ragas?
yes
Yes, middle eastern version of Indian ragas, used by Jews, Arabs, Kurds, and other middle eastern peoples. Love to India, from Israel
I'm reading the comments below , i'm Arab and i'm like :" what's the hell?! ", how these Israeli know Arab singers ; some of them said I like :"Samira Saïd" other said :"Saber Rebaï , Muhammed Assaf , Mustapha Hagag , and Mashrou3 Leila ...etc .Ok i can understand for "Um Kaalthoum" , "Fayruz" , "Farid al Atrash" but how they know the others and the new ones ?! And some of them talk even about the "maqams" ?!!! . This is intriguing me ! We don't participate as Arabs (by choice) on Eurovision and there is no mutual festival between as ! How come ?!!!
As one can see in many of the videos on this channel, the majority of Israelis are descendants of refugees who fled to Israel from Arab countries. Some grew up hearing the older singers in their homes and for them and others and there's radio, TV, internet, music apps & social media to share.
@@ef2718 We also use maqam in our prayers and reading of weekly Torah portion. We use different maqam for Shabbat services for different Shabbatot, this was tradition especially for Levantine Jews but also other Mizrahim as well.
They have internet. You too.
@@yahudi9936 r u Sephardi or mizrahi? And are you Syrian jew?
Moein is Persian not Arabic
what i did ask in my life if you knew what the blaspehmie was
7:43 hahahahahaha
i mean i knew there was moroccans in isreal but i didnt know there was this many
Are you Palestinian?
@@Ermek57 haha no, why?
@@LeFleur80
Because i meted a guy here who wroted such as you why you writing "isreal" instead of Israel
@@Ermek57 what?
@@muhammadbenjelloun2598
She is the second person i meted here who is writing "isreal", instead of "Israel"
How’s a Yahudi saying “Jesus Christ” lmaooo I’m baffled 6:14
Seems almost like everyone is Moroccan in Israel.😂
Me: Alaa Wardi, Chantal Bittar and Nina. 🇾🇪+🇲🇦+🇷🇴 =🇮🇱
@Sa Why?
@Sa LoL... This is about me and my ancestry.
I would STRONGLY STRONGLYY recommend Israelis to listen to Algerian music ! To me it's the best...!
What's some good Algerian music?
@@markmcelroy1872 Alright!
My first favorite that I would recommend is "Bladi hiya el djazair" by Cheb Mami. It's just... so Algerian! (If you do listen to it, tell me what you think!:)
Other than that:
"Adbelkader" by Khaled,Faudel, Rachid Taha,
"Ya Rayah" Rachid Taha,
anything by Dahmane el Harrachi,
"Zina" Babylone (this one"s well known!)
"Algérie mi amor" - l'Algérino
"Mon Bled" Rohff, Mohamed Lamine
Salim Halali was also a famous Jewish algerian singer, so any songs by him
Those are a few of many but I believe they capture the Algerian Aura perfectly.
I hope you enjoy these songs, do tell me which one was your favorite!
Algerians don't like Jews . Why would Jews listen to their music ?
@@sarahbouyaiche4139 Thanks btw, I listened to a bunch of these and liked them.
@@joaoribeiro5938 That's absolutely not true!
No
The funny thing we Arab don't like anything comes from Israel even arabic songs though they have good world class Arabic songs like ishtar or Ofra Haza😅 and they feel the same even they like arabic songs 🎵 or food they saying no they don't
Maroccan Jews like it
becoz i am the pritiest boy in histroy of human kind lions bears nfl how cruel people are to each others
Check out Shabjdeed
or the holly ghost
Dear Corey ask how do the Israelis feel that the world perceives them rich and entrepreneurial while only just a handful of Jewish are successful. How they feel they work day to day in such an expensive country like Israel while only very few Jews (mostly abroad) handle billions and billions of dollars... thanks 😊
I mean who does listen to ^Modern^ arabic crappy music? We just go with the old music.
What is the yeshiva? Nuke reactor?
Hahaha. No, it's a religious school.
they are all moroccans lol
You can easily tell who is an Arab Jew and who is European Jew lol
Not always. Most are mixed now, and the boundaries are vanishing. Also, there are plenty of more dark Ashkenazim and light Sephardim
Israel is a very mixed country. Lots of marriages between Mizrahi (Arab) and Ashkenazi
There is no Arab Jew
Corey using Muslim and Arab interchangeably as usual
here arabs are identified with muslims,and frankly there is no arab country that has non muslim majority...
@@user-we4ih1tp7n your missing the point. The irony in this particular subject is that a great deal of the singers in the Arab world are actually Christians. Also, with respect to Palestinians, I would estimate 20% of them worldwide are non-Muslim.
@@2ruehenderson and 2 things about the local christians.
1)quite few of them in israel register as syriacs or arameans and their liturgic and ancestral language is assyriac/aramaic.
2) i guess there are few "real arab"(from arabia) christians in israel ,like the haddadians who built ramallah(if they didnt convert to islam in the meantimes). but we dont have clash with any particular christian community in israel,they almost never appear on the news for good or bad. so arabs in the israeli street slangs almost always refer to muslims(non arab groups who speak arabic and we dont have good relationship with,like the bosniaks-busnaks and the africans in jerusalem old city-also call themselves arabs and we refer to them as arabs). many druze in israel dont refer to themselves as arabs so this concept was more enforced in the israeli public.
maybe the more accurate term would be "non jewish singers who sing in arabic",he just used the common perception in israel.
@Red Fox cool and not all jews believe"god promised them the land" and are more than willing to split the land in a way that will allow israel to keep its safety.people use gross generalization. and sadly most of our confrontation are with people who are either of muslims (religious) or of muslim background(can be atheist but of muslim background). as i say we have very little problem with the christian (and people from christian background)here and almost no problem with druze arabs(or people of druze origin). and frankly not many people of muslim background dare to say they are atheists in israel,but of course it happens.
you can see it in the way arab leaders speak"jews are the enemy of the arab nation"-while in reality it happened mostly with arab muslim nations/pan arab nations.we had good relationship with the christians in lebanon (and with most our christians here as i said).so in the israeli slang we call christians(either arabic speaking or really arabs,ethnically) just "christians" or "from christian background".