Here are the timestamps. Please check out our sponsors to support this podcast. 0:00 - Introduction & sponsor mentions: - AG1: drinkag1.com/lex to get 1 month supply of fish oil - Shopify: shopify.com/lex to get $1 per month trial - Eight Sleep: eightsleep.com/lex to get special savings - LMNT: drinkLMNT.com/lex to get free sample pack 1:21 - Oct 7 31:49 - Two-state solution 47:28 - Holocaust 55:15 - 1948 1:04:07 - Egypt 1:18:29 - Jon Stewart 1:20:42 - Going viral during the Arab Spring 1:44:45 - Arabic vs English 1:57:08 - Sam Harris and Jihad 2:02:16 - Religion 2:21:28 - TikTok 2:26:00 - Joe Rogan 2:27:58 - Joe Biden 2:32:23 - Putin 2:34:11 - War 2:39:07 - Hope

@user-gk1lo6ni1b

Ай бұрын

stop Jeweish Terrorism , FREE PALESTINE

@user-gk1lo6ni1b

Ай бұрын

Jewish *

@MagnusGalactusOG

Ай бұрын

When will you have Gad Saad on?

@MagnusGalactusOG

Ай бұрын

We need Douglas Murray back on ASAP!

@Cbon-xh3ry

Ай бұрын

Thanks for giving the opportunity to this man to tell lie after lie with no objection …

As a young American Jewish man trying to navigate the current conflict in Israel/Palestine, this man has been a breath of fresh air and a source of hope and inspiration to me

@RoseReadings

Ай бұрын

U r delusional if he is your inspiration

@DK-nc9wr

Ай бұрын

Good on you OP. Ignore the person above lol

@solvingpolitics3172

Ай бұрын

@@RoseReadings Name one thing Palestinians have said that is not a lie?

@RoseReadings

Ай бұрын

@@solvingpolitics3172 i don't understand how your question relates to my answer above

@Ko-iu3jk

Ай бұрын

J*w boy...come to live with us in Israel, then you'll understand

I can’t imagine being so well spoken in a second language. This is powerful and necessary dialogue

@ch1caum

Ай бұрын

Bassem's vocabulary is more comprehensive than 95% of americans, dude uses "piecemeal", where does he get this stuff? Maybe that ancient technology called BOOKS?? word xD

@nicolenjoroge6357

Ай бұрын

Right? I'm learning Arabic and I can't wait to speak broken Arabic 😀

@angeloelimelech6346

Ай бұрын

He is a highly intelligent and skilled man. A Heart surgeon and a great comedian.

@KennyEvans-rr6we

Ай бұрын

you are a fool

@ahmedmaher1465

Ай бұрын

​@@nicolenjoroge6357 Arabic is one of the hardest languages ever So it is not fair to compare learning Arabic with any other language but may be Chinese I raised to speak classic Arabic and Egyptian Arabic If you need any help, please don't histate to ask me I will be more than glade to help anyone to learn Arabic ❤

Hearing Bassem speak his second language, English, so fluently inspires me as I learn my 4th language, Arabic. I can't wait to speak even broken Arabic. 😅

@Nostalgiabytes

Ай бұрын

❤

@0hhSly

Ай бұрын

You can do it 🤝🏽

@MsHilol92

Ай бұрын

I am also learning Arabic it would be my 6th language to learn

@nicolenjoroge6357

Ай бұрын

@@0hhSly Thank you for the vote of confidence 🙏 ❤️

@nicolenjoroge6357

Ай бұрын

@@MsHilol92 Impressive! All the best in your journey of learning.

Jew here. I love this man. Caring. Reasonable. Humorous.

@puranic1

Ай бұрын

Really? Check the interview with Konstantin Kisin, he is without mask there.

@yldrmcs

29 күн бұрын

we don't care if you are jew or not

@nickgardner1408

26 күн бұрын

As a person who wasn’t born yesterday, you really need to work on your astroturfing skills…

@OrangeJuicePapi

25 күн бұрын

@@puranic1 He absolutely destroyed that interview. His legendary patience was on display there and the body language of everyone at the table said it all.

@duncanlgeoghegan6333

25 күн бұрын

@@puranic1 Kisin has gone off the deep end mate... ever since that Zionist show they did with Brett and Harris justifying what we now know is genocide.. it's like... have even a smidgen of balance so called free thinker...

The story stuck with me; a Gazan mother who survived the bombardement and transferred to Egypt from Rafah border for medical treatment, tells a story to one of the UN members that she lost her all three children in the bombardement. She goes; Under the rubble one of her kids was screaming in pain, begging her to help stop the pain, daughters legs were shuttered, another one crying she’s stuck to her chest. A mother describes that she had to bear the her childrens crying voice and then to silence because they were slowly dying. She couldn’t move, she couldn’t help, she could do nothing. So eventually she’s rescued. She’s the only survivor. Yes she’s alive but she sure she’s dead inside. she says she hears her kids crying voice every day. There, I had to share the story I heard. I had to give the context of how horrific situation people of Gaza are going through to those who still defends Israel to this day.

@olgakanter5656

Ай бұрын

We very sorry it’s happening but the same way it’s happening in Ukraine for the 2 years non stop I can’t hear from you or like you or UN any condemnation Hippocrates all of you! Leave the Israel alone they didn’t start the war! Stop crying and get hostages out!!!

@cogirldlk3486

Ай бұрын

It will be the same in America if we don't get our shit together

@freewannabe

Ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing. Indeed heart breaking. Unfortunately there are 1000s of stories like this (in Gaza from just the past 6 months) each of which rival horror stories from holocaust

@bodasactra

Ай бұрын

Try the story of the modern history of Israel sticks with me. Against all odds, fresh from the camps in Europe, surrounded by hundreds of millions of fanatical enemies that hate them to the core, attacked by 5 armies on the day they became a nation, decades of invasions and terror attacks. They somehow won and became powerful yet kind. They let their defeated enemy refugees of these invasions stay only to have them create a false narrative that Israel was always a strong oppressor apartheid state for 80 years, ignoring the struggle Israel made to survive and become strong after nearly being wiped off the planet.

@BrHassan

Ай бұрын

@@lukehawkins48 And who said we need to support Hamas to make sure the two-state solution never happen? You know, this genocide did show us all how stupid people are.

Elham Farah, 84, had been sheltering inside the church for some time. On Sunday night she stepped outside the building to see if her house was still standing. She was shot in the leg and fell to the ground. People in the church were unable to rescue her, as each time they went out they came under fire. She lay in the street all night. On Monday morning it was reported that an Israeli tank ran over her body. Elham was a popular music teacher in Gaza, described as 'loving, calm and a true educator.' A devout Christian, she came from a strong Gazan Christian family. Her father Hanna Farah, was a well known Palestinian poet. She loved to travel to the West Bank when permission was given to the Gazan Christians to celebrate Christmas and Easter with the church there.

@azizaelamri

Ай бұрын

💔💔💔Free Free Palestine

@HassenLazghab

Ай бұрын

💔😭

@salwakadri9880

Ай бұрын

what do we do how can we help , my blood actually rushing to my brains right now

@f4wnz132

Ай бұрын

May Allah have mercy on her soul, and all the souls of the people who lost their lives in this genocide 😢

@davebrown386

Ай бұрын

Shady statement 1.7 million people don't belong in gaza they were pushed there. That process of thinking could lead to 30000 more babies dieing. Egypt thrives on there human shields in gaza.

Easily the most impressive KZread video I've ever watched. Bassem Youssef is one of the most unique humans "being" that I have ever encountered. Wise beyond belief, humble without using his humility as a rationale for considering himself better than another, and funnier than most comedians. They say that they funniest jokes are based upon real life…and that's the magic of his humor. I wish he could run for president…heck I'd be willing to fake a US Birth Certificate for him! Seriously he is precisely what Lex called him, a wonderful human being! We need one hundred more just like him!

@krisjones4051

25 күн бұрын

He’s an arrogant and delusional prick

@user-cg1qq2er8x

21 күн бұрын

Oh please, give me a break. Get a life if this is the best video you ever watched. Perhaps try porn or Gone with the Wind.

@farsalami8605

5 күн бұрын

get out of your house.... lol maybe you see a few people ad bassem will not be impressive

@user-cg1qq2er8x

5 күн бұрын

@@farsalami8605 I find him grossly unattractive for some reason and I have heard women describe him as handsome. I think he is proposing that Israel commit suicide and in so doing, Hamas will be in charge of the nukes. That is not in my book impressive. I watched a piece on a woman from Gaza relocated by American special forces with the cooperation of Egypt and Israel, they got her out. Although she blames the Israelis, she also said Hamas shows absolutely no concern for the people whatsoever. Thankfully, that woman is now with her sons in America and although she is not pro-Israel, she certainly tells it like it is regarding Hamas.

@ilan_NahshOn

10 сағат бұрын

20:00 Another lie of yr idol....Israel use special forces operations and not bombing the west bank. I can go on but FACTS don't matter

Being an immigrant is difficult no matter what the reason. I have get respect for Mr Youssef. 🌹🌹🌹❤️❤️❤️

I’m 70 now and definitely I have hope from the young. I’m getting my news from social media now and my eyes have been opened never to be closed again

@wconnar

Ай бұрын

Please do not get your news from social media. It is an entirely different type of echo chamber. Twitter and TikTok are in fact so much worse than mainstream media ever was. It is incredibly easy to manipulate people through social media.

@FreezVy

Ай бұрын

high intelligence in needed to be able to change your mind, more so at 70. much respect sir i hope i'll be like you someday.

@ChiragKestur

Ай бұрын

happy for you old man! hope we all build a better world together

@bagofrandom

Ай бұрын

social media is not news

@Whatever-mq7vy

Ай бұрын

I am amazed about the idea of hope exactly because of social media. What are you talking about exactly?

Thank you for inviting Bassem, Lex!

@abdelhaykabani8264

Ай бұрын

He has the honor of course

Douglas Murray should have a conversation with Bassem.

The stunning look on their faces when they ask Basssem what would you do if you were Israel " I would do exactly what Israel is doing, if you can get whatever I can without accountability " Absolute brilliance.

@st2rseeker

Ай бұрын

A brilliant evasion, I agree. Notice he didn't answer the question but shifted the discussion to "Israel's wrongdoings". He does that all the time.

@biochemistryproject

Ай бұрын

Yeah. A stunning admission on Bassems moral character.

@NeraBuffy

Ай бұрын

He actually thinks that's how it works, savage

@saetharion

Ай бұрын

@@biochemistryproject Homie, he's not saying that's what he believes is right to do. He's saying what would be his most practical plan to achieve their agenda, which is what they're already doing. How can you possibly believe that's what he believes is right when you listen to the context and every other thing he says in the interview.

@gherbihicham8506

Ай бұрын

@@st2rseeker Actually he didn't the evade the question, he answered it correctly, in the most real world no nonesense possible.

"Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man’s character, give him power". Abraham Lincoln

@ericstaples7220

Ай бұрын

What happens when you give power to people who want to holocaust the Israelis?

@mariotheguy123

Ай бұрын

Looks like Abe didn't actually say this, good quote though

@ericstaples7220

Ай бұрын

What do you think Palestine would do to Israel if they were given power?

@wasiahmed6176

Ай бұрын

@@ericstaples7220 we have an example in history for that. Multiple muslim Caliphates.

@mahakamal4924

Ай бұрын

@@ericstaples7220 Take them to court as they always have, but this time without US (or anyone else e.g. U.K.) blocking their international law based ambitions. The multipolar world is already emerging for over a decade and it will have to be based on the implementations of international laws on everyone

"I am worried that the end is going to be by someone who wants to meet God a little bit earlier" - Bassem Youssef

@jasminehouston-burns1691

Ай бұрын

"Immanenitize the eschaton." Which is to say, to make immanent the Day of Judgement. I learned that yesterday.

@vivekjain1948

Ай бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/nYiVp9SDc8ndk9o.html Speech by Gideon Levy that Bassem refers to

@mahafrieh874

Ай бұрын

⁠It is flabbergasting how a hypocrite who wouldn’t dare open his mouth in any country ,outside of the west,where he entertains such as the UAE since you can’t criticize the government or the monarchy - has the audacity to portray Israel as the oppressor! As a female who was born and raised in the same country as this comedian ( far from a truth teller much less an intellectual) I’m appalled by how much he brushes of the agenda of the entire Arab and Muslim world against Israel. The only reason Egypt agreed to sign a peace treaty with Israel was because it failed to eradicate it ( the original goal of the wars) or even win one battle against it. Israel has been fighting for its own survival since its inception thanks to its venal and openly anti semiotic neighbors. Despite all of that it succeeded to thrive and nurture a free society for its citizens Jews, Druz, Christians and Muslims in the only democracy in the Middle East. That doesn’t make it perfect. No nation is . However, it is worth mentioning that no female lives freely, with equal rights and with dignity in this region aside from the Israeli population. There has never been one peaceful movement or organization in a single Arab country via a vis the so called Palestinian cause.

@apemancommeth8087

Ай бұрын

Well when you tell people about all the virgins they’ll get, what do you expect!

@shadowsmith89123

Ай бұрын

@@apemancommeth8087 or the evanglics can bring their so called jesus by inviting world war 3

Couldn't stop myself from listening the whole podcast in one go. Bassem is an interesting man.

I have to say we should not be hopeless in the future of humanity the younger generation and people like Bassem Youssef. Lexfridman and Bassem hats off to you guys!

This felt like watching two friends have a conversation more than an interview. I mean, they could indeed be long-time friends for all I know.

@miguelcampillos

Ай бұрын

How do we incorporate that into the calculus?

@malaythakershi24

Ай бұрын

Felt exactly the same

@user-we5kd8im3z

Ай бұрын

What would be wrong with that, when it's giving clear truth to the lies we've been feed for year by our governments and those in power. Who in reality don't give 2 shits about its people or populations. Who hell bent on filling their pockets or egos up at any cost.

@90chestnut

17 күн бұрын

They are both very smart in understanding what the other ones motivations behind their statements are and engage positively over them. I don't know if they met for the first time or have met before, but it shows that they their social intelligence allows them to discuss like they have been lifelong friends.

There is a very short list of people I could legitimately listen to all day. Bassem is most definitely on the list. What an amazing human

@universoajedrez1118

Ай бұрын

Amazing human? Amazing liar

@goldeneagle256

Ай бұрын

@@universoajedrez1118 he definitively is what you can call a liar. the problem with this guy and others like him is that he is practically brainwashed to believe what he says, and I can understand why people wanna believe him, because he is what you can describe as likable and funny and so on, and people are of course sympathetic towards his cause. and thats one of the biggest issue in this conflict. people let the emotions control their feelings, and thats how we end up in a situation where you have gay people supporting Hamas ignorant of the fact hamas would kill them the first chance they get, and where you have woman organisations supporting hamas, ignoring the fact that hamas members would raped them if they get the chance. its mind-boggling how stupid and ignorant people get soon as israel is mention

@Rain-xe5vr

Ай бұрын

Praying for you.

@darrentaylordigital

Ай бұрын

@@universoajedrez1118 what did he lie about?

@MrMeidon

Ай бұрын

Oh his patience and diligence ❤

When I searched for "lex fridman bassem youssef" this video was nowhere to be found (only some clips on the second channel). I had to go manually to the "Video" section of this channel to whats this video.

@VagabondQ8

26 күн бұрын

zion cencorship is very advanced

@Benevolence_K

21 күн бұрын

I just did the same search to test your claim and this was the first video on the list of results.

@user-cg1qq2er8x

21 күн бұрын

I don't know why, this f---king annoying video comes up when I am asleep.

@Corvin666

11 күн бұрын

KZread lwas recommending it to me for days

@farsalami8605

5 күн бұрын

no i get it the whole time in my suggestions..... anti jewsish videos or comments will not be censored by youtube. Try saying something against Hamas or iran... youtube will ban you for 24 hours lol

I love the chemistry between them. This is when you discuss deep burning issues with some form of humour. I enjoyed the interview and got educated as well...

I was born and raised in Morocco. My father was a French colonial fundamentalist christian, a very fervent zionist. What I heard of Oct 7 sounded so familiar. I had heard the same hate, dehumanizing talk about the Arabs in my childhood 65 yrs prior... So I didn't believe it. But I couldn't say it publicly. Bassem is a beautiful human. ❤

@loubnataleb8972

Ай бұрын

So you were living in Morocco and hearing dehumanizing speech on the same people you were living with. Meanwhile living there now all we hear is tolerance and living together hhhh

@grammyyelog

Ай бұрын

@@loubnataleb8972 aww you just want to remain the "victim". Your antisemitic card is turned into ashes.

@loubnataleb8972

Ай бұрын

@@grammyyelog i'm not antisemitic to semites. And I'm just telling you the propaganda going on now in case you don't know. As for the vectim mentality, that's your preferred card so The pot is calling the kettle black

@LaurenceMartinSask

Ай бұрын

@@loubnataleb8972 I don't understand what you are trying to say.

@loungemonkey124

Ай бұрын

They stole sex slaves and still have them, they're monsters with a terrible culture

If Bassem wasn't forced to leave Egypt, we would have lost this great conversation. Its Lovely how universe put you in bad situation to come back with stronger role and mission.

@psosa26

Ай бұрын

Gods Will

@thmoeboa

Ай бұрын

Great point 💯

@titikyulianti2897

Ай бұрын

Remind me of prophet Yusuf A.S. if he is not kicked out from his home, Egypt will hard to survive a long drought. And the fact that his name is Bassem Youssef from Egypt make it more interesting.

@jocee2257

Ай бұрын

@@titikyulianti2897Must be a prophecy. Like the crusades that are about to happen

@howbani

Ай бұрын

As an arabic speaker, i really missed his jokes and stories in his show, when he was in Egypt.

Lex, you're doing an amazing job. No gimmicks, just great guests, and stimulating conversations. Thank you for the podcasts!

This man’s intelligence and memory to recall facts is remarkably!

@farsalami8605

5 күн бұрын

does he remember the fact that Gaza was lost to Israel by EGypt ( after they attacked israel to take it all) Nad that Egypt refuses to take Gaza back? And that they refuse to safe Gazans to let them in? Yes Bassem is remarkable lol "" They never gave land back" They gave a lot of land back.... and they did not take land they could take. Today israel can take jordan and syria and lebanon in 1 week..... not just take it... take it as empty lands. Yet they do not do it. They can have security.... 100% security. They can do it.... nobody can stop them. Nobody....

As a frequent viewer, I’ve never seen this guy laugh so much on the podcast. Bassem, u must be the funniest comedian to make this guy smile. Respectfully

@admiralhyperspace0015

Ай бұрын

Because on PBD he was getting questioned by an idiot and he was focusing on dismantling his gish galloping. Here he is enjoying himself.

@MoahGentle

Ай бұрын

He got a very sarcastic and dark sense of humour and pretty good delivery.

@Billian_Penguin

5 күн бұрын

@@MoahGentlethat too in a second language! Couldn’t ageee with you more..

I just love two people sitting having mutual respect and laughing together. I wish every single person in the world could do this regardless of their background, heritage and beliefs.

@IbtihalMahmood

Ай бұрын

Most people would have no problem doing that if those in charge brought down the fences.

@kindsofkinfs2346

Ай бұрын

This is not the solution The problem is varying agendas .

@GracePew-ek3rm

Ай бұрын

you should say that to the palestinians...

@dorotaborowczyk338

Ай бұрын

@@GracePew-ek3rm Or, lsraelits !

@Ra-mx4bo

Ай бұрын

tell Piers Morgan that! That racist & Islamophobic is incapable of having this type of conversation.

I've never watched Lex Fridman before. He really is holding on to that false equivalency and "both sides-erism." Impressed that Youssef could push back so delicately.

@muskulpeasent

18 күн бұрын

It's his whole schtick. Don't keep watching if you don't like centrism.

@possumface2425

14 күн бұрын

Can you give an example of this " false equivalence" ?

@cheretodd9949

13 күн бұрын

It seemed to me that he was using "both sides" as a rhetorical device to illustrate an oppositional position and tease out better explanations and deeper context...

@lb_anth0ny240

12 күн бұрын

Care to expand in better detail?

I already need a second round of Bassem and Lex talking to each others

After a long week of getting sucked into Twitter spats and losing faith in humanity - this is just what I needed to listen to. There is hope. These two have demonstrated how two people from such different backgrounds can have a civil discourse and retain mutual respect. Beautiful. Lex is a great interviewer and Bassem is multi-talented.

@k.butler8740

Ай бұрын

Magazines are better then Twitter.

@alexchow9629

Ай бұрын

Recommend getting off of Twitter. It will dramatically improve your mental health.

@FBUK

Ай бұрын

@alexchow9629 I might take that advice. Such a cesspit of a platform. Easy to get drawn into the chaos we're witnessing in current times.

@thomasjones4570

Ай бұрын

There is a ton of hope. Get off of social media. It does not represent reality and is twisting you as well as their views. ALL social media, not just Twitter.

@mahakasem810

Ай бұрын

​@@thomasjones4570 People need to just go back to real life, with their website, email, and maybe even RSS feeds being as far internet goes. But then again, we should also be thankful that we are much more aware than we were in the past.

In a crazy World we live in, where the TV screens are scarecrows, Lex Fridman Podcast is a therapy. From the bottom of my heart Thank you Lex.

@Hieye.

Ай бұрын

Agreed 💯

@iheomanwakpadolu2576

Ай бұрын

😅😅😅

@pinciata2

Ай бұрын

watch that ziofuq's interview with Netantyahu. He's deranged and biased.

@iheomanwakpadolu2576

Ай бұрын

How come I've laughing emoji under my name. Strange mistake.

@moa4381

Ай бұрын

Why thank lex when he clearly has a bias towards Israel that only continues the suffering? When he set up a debate between Shapiro and destiny he made destiny the Palestine side only to later make him on the Israel side for Norman’s debate. This man is nothing but a biased and disingenuous host hiding behind his “we are all part of humanity facade”. Shame on anyone for not being able to see lex for who he truly is

A meaningful and funny, courageous and humble conversation between friends. Thank you. I needed that.

Thank you very much for making this episode. I hope more people spend some time listening and understanding.

What Lex does really well is to ask questions without appearing to judge the guest. It really allows the guest to go deep in his response, which is how we can really understand their point of view. It's brilliant stuff.

@SuperEliasc

Ай бұрын

I think the opposite. Lex passivity in judgment provides a platform for misinformation. People can say whatever and they don't have to be accountable.

@andrehanderson

Ай бұрын

@SuperEliasc I feel like he brings on both sides and let's them speak at length. It's much better than the sound bytes and shouting over each other that most other shows provide when they have opposing guests on, or when they have their own agenda.

@blee04524

Ай бұрын

​@@SuperEliascand what counts as misinformation? The ones you don't like? as long as he's showing all sides then there shouldn't be any problem

@khaledeid260

Ай бұрын

​@@SuperEliasc I have to agree with you, the Netenyahou episode was full of sh*t yet lex allowed him to talk

@surge8619

Ай бұрын

Wrong lex is a shill look at the Kanye interview

every 5 words of this man can be made as a quote.....unbelievable speaking talent

@mymelodi123

Ай бұрын

bla bla bla

@Lalahlannd

Ай бұрын

Facts

@debraberg4513

Ай бұрын

@@mymelodi123 sorry can you explain? I'm not a huge fan of his comedy but I think he's pretty well spoken (nothing to do with English) and well meaning. He's like another Westerner to me imo.

@alizvondhordez4314

Ай бұрын

​@@debraberg4513nah westerner (now) speak and air no weight

@Camilaramos171

Ай бұрын

I wanna dance salsa with this man Forever 🇧🇷

May God bless you Bassem and bless Palestine and Palestinians ❤❤❤

Bassem Youssef ! You are more than a humoriste, you're humaniste and a kind of prophecy to this generation, thanks always

90% of relationships between Muslims and Jews is just like this, but those in power with clout have to create enemies. We're just people. We struggle. I look at both of these people and care about them. Nixon said it best, "Those who hate you don't win, until you hate them back, and then you destroy yourself" (before leaving the WH), and Bassem makes the point how we find scapegoats. The group is the problem. We're individuals who love things.

@ahmedzaki9434

Ай бұрын

I am Muslim and I love my Jewish brothers and sisters

@LoyalOpposition

Ай бұрын

@@ahmedzaki9434 Yes, there's no reason to hate anyone before knowing them.

@Somefregginguy

Ай бұрын

The prophet .married jews. Muslims who dislike jews or any generalize any group are total ignorants.​@ahmedzaki9434

@bernardhill1622

Ай бұрын

Yipp..sadly it's all created by greed for Power & Money..⁉️🇵🇸🍉🇿🇦🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@Tesla_Death_Ray

Ай бұрын

Hmm if it was 90% I'm not sure almost all jews had to evacuate muslim countries after the creation of Israel

As a dedicated fan of Bassem Youssef since his days in Egypt, I can attest to his unparalleled humor in Arabic, though he's gradually mastering English comedy. Following the military coup, he was misunderstood and criticized from all sides: Islamist supporters accused him of allying with the military, while the military labeled him a traitor. However, Bassem's comedy goes beyond political divisions; he is enlightened, mocking all sides with equal fervor. In the sole episode aired amidst the tense post-coup atmosphere, he brilliantly joked about his own fears, delivering what I believe to be one of the greatest jokes in the history of television. Despite having watched countless hours of comedy legends like George Carlin, Dave Chappelle, and Louis C.K., that episode stands out as a unique masterpiece of comedic artistry. The English-speaking world has yet to fully witness Bassem's comedic talent; he has only recently begun to grasp comedy in English. I am confident that in the future, he will reach the same level of acclaim.

@Mym794

Ай бұрын

اسلامست؟ ادعوا الله ان يكتب شهادتك في هذا الشهر ويسالك عنها. انا لست مصريا ولكني تابعت الثورة المصريه وقرأت تغريدات باسم أثناء مظاهرات فض رابعة و قبلها وهو يتهم الجماعة باستخدام المدنيين دروع بشريه وانه كان يشمت في قتلاهم وانه تعاون مع الانقلاب العسكري موقفه من غزة لا ينظف يده من دم المصريين والحساب عند الذي لا يظلم ولا ينسى

@tracyleighbasham

Ай бұрын

❤

@mrmasrawy92

Ай бұрын

As an Egyptian, I can attest to all that as well. I do think however that we in the arab world, starting with Egypt,, are yet to fully understand him, even more so than western audiences. That's how misunderstood he is here, and in the whole arab world. The reply in arabic above mine is an example of exactly that,, and it's unfortunately much worse than it seems. If he does rise to some sort of prominence, I'm sure there will be a lot of misunderstanding going around, from all sides.

@ilyagulag

Ай бұрын

How come this hilarious comic is not performing in your homeland,glorious and free?! Instead spewing hatred in western world. Must be because of his unparalleled bravery.

@mouradmhm3244

Ай бұрын

@@mrmasrawy92 Indeed, he embodies a free spirit, transcending tribal thinking. Individuals of his caliber are often misunderstood. It's likely that in the future, his western audience might turn against him because he refuses to embrace a tribal mentality.

Man, I’m so proud of Bassem. May Allah reward him greatly for speaking up in such a huge way. What a G.

As Stalin said, “If only one man dies of hunger, that is a tragedy. If millions die, that's only statistics.”

This should be GREAT! Both people have a love of humanity, and a love of humor!

@vivekjain1948

Ай бұрын

Lex is willfully blind to the pervasiveness of sociopathy by Zionists. He deliberately downplays the often stated goal of zionists to illegally expand territory through terrorism, war , and destabilization. Watch videos of zionist policymakers in which they refer to "Greater Israel".

@Hieye.

Ай бұрын

AMEN 🙏🏽♥️🙏🏽

This was incredibly refreshing in the sea of disinformation. Two men talking.

@puneetsharma1437

Ай бұрын

your name tell a lot

@MrJC-pl8mf

Ай бұрын

@@puneetsharma1437 my name is not that deep lol

@TheCountOfTuscany1318

Ай бұрын

too bad Bassam is often the guy spreading propaganda

As an Iranian in exile, I totally agree with Lex and Bassem that our hearts are with Iranians not with the regime.

@MattMajcan

27 күн бұрын

that doesnt make sense, the vast majority of iranians support the regime, most iranians are very proud of the regime after their recent actions.

@doderiolarkisso4038

26 күн бұрын

@@MattMajcan that's what the media is telling you, and you ate it up.

@residentgrey

24 күн бұрын

​@@doderiolarkisso4038The populace can tell you. Try asking.

@majidger

23 күн бұрын

@@MattMajcan @residentgrey It's true that recent events can stir up patriotic feelings. Iranians are definitely proud of their country's resilience. However, it's important to consider different viewpoints within Iran. The strike on the Damascus embassy was seen as an attack on Iranian soil, and the counterattack a form of retaliation. This might make some Iranians feel more supportive of the regime right now. But there are many Iranians, myself included, who disagree with the regime's policies. We can love our country and be critical of its leadership.

This was one of the most beautiful conversations you've had. Amazing guy and I love the fact that he has faith in young people, so do I. That's where the answer is.

@user-cg1qq2er8x

21 күн бұрын

I have no faith in Hamasnicks AKA the young generation.

Wow Bassem Youssef is so much more intelligent, generally well-read, and well-versed in history than I'd ever imagined! Thanks

@Flow-rs1qg

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂

@endoritoo

Ай бұрын

You mean the heart surgeon is smarter than you thought?

@HumanBeingsRThinkingBeings

Ай бұрын

Mind Begs the Question: - If policies of Starvation,Death Camps,Gas Chambers/White Phosphorus,Pogroms,Ethnic Cleansing,etc are repeated - Doesn't amount to Holocaust?

@worsethanjoerogan8061

Ай бұрын

Bassem is a charismatic guy but his understanding of history is, shall we say, selective.

@legendofthefall7082

Ай бұрын

@@worsethanjoerogan8061it’s not selective at all. You just have a poor understanding of history.

As far as I am aware, Bassem is the first Egyptian ever to be hosted by Lex, and what an introduction to this hilariously obnoxious breed of humans. Over their long history, Egyptians have fought injustice and oppression with laughing and sarcasm over their own misery and plights. Mix that with light hearted kindness, genuine humbleness, natural aversion to violence, millennia of bitter wisdom and weird love of life. Bassem's humour is an embodiment of these chatacters, sharpened by the untold sorrows of post failed revolution Egyptian intelligentsia. This comes from an Egyptian doctor and a big fan of these 2 gentlemen.

@mohmedhassan6875

Ай бұрын

Yoo thanks ❤

@basitshabbir1100

Ай бұрын

Cool but me being an international student in Europe, Egyptians are rudest and most ignorant people I've met in my life

@pizzaman9110

Ай бұрын

Wow

@adolforangel1236

Ай бұрын

Professional Glazer

@sohaelsayed8253

Ай бұрын

Characterising the entire Egyptian people in such a fashion jsut shows the decrepit nature of Israel’s genocidal supporters - this is what they do to Palestinians aswell

Israel is committing genocide for decades, support for Gaza and West bank people from Serbia

@user-cg1qq2er8x

22 күн бұрын

Learn what genocide is. The population in Gaza has increased exponentially over the last few decades. Learn to count and learn to think critically and then be honest.

@nemanjamicic7389

21 күн бұрын

@@user-cg1qq2er8x How many kids your country killed in a last decade. What hitler did to your people in WW2, you are doing to the Palestinians. Restricting water to gaza, what is that, if not genocidy, crime against specific people due to the religion, nationality.

@k1n1ami18

2 күн бұрын

@@user-cg1qq2er8x yes, look at the numbers, the numbers has increased due to migration since they are stealing their homes from their land and send them to what is left, not due to birth

As a Muslim I approve Bassem to speak on behalf of us ❤

As an Israeli Jewish citizen who has embraced Islam, I extend my gratitude to you, Bassem, for shedding light on truths often obscured by conventional narratives. Your courage in challenging established norms is commendable. The dissonance between what we were taught and the realities we now confront is indeed disheartening. It prompts a profound sense of disillusionment and, at times, shame. Nonetheless, I remain hopeful that our collective pursuit of understanding and reconciliation will lead us to a future where coexistence and mutual respect prevail.

@Hieye.

Ай бұрын

Couldn't agree more. 💯

@Madonnalitta1

Ай бұрын

So Jewish by birth but a Muslim. That sounds like a dangerous thing in your neck of the woods. Be careful.

@Nuksukow

Ай бұрын

Shedding light on truths? This man presents soem good stuff and factual good information then proceeds to be a professional liar. Please get yourself a brain.

@eslam6052

Ай бұрын

@@Nuksukow How about you leave the animal kingdom antics behind and embrace a bit of humanity for a change?

@dani-ks9cg

Ай бұрын

If after all the rockets fired from Gaza at your house you stand with those people your stupidity is skyrocketing 🤣🤣

40 years ago I took a summer youth employment program which had us enroll and take six weeks of basic, militia training. In my platoon, there was an Iraqi, and an Iranian. Both were name Rafi, althoughbit was pronounced differently in each case. At the start, both hated each other and would not talk to one another. After a couple of weeks, being the only "brown" guys, they began to bond. Several weeks later, they were inseperable, and we would overhear them telling stories about how many similarities their families had regarding beliefs, customs, meals, occupations, etc, at which point they both realized just how ridiculous their "learned" behaviors and hatreds actually were. If you could get the youth to talk and hang out, free of the influence of media, family, school, and outside influences, they could change all this hatred.

@Bettybaminjerusalem

Ай бұрын

As an Israeli I can say that that is the main problem with the yonger generation of both Israelies and Palestinians, after the second intifada the Israeli goverment built the separation wall that seperated us, before the borders were open and we saw more one another and it is harder to hate someone you know, and many of us Israelies are arab jews and have a lot od similarities and look very much a like... When I was young we had many peace groups of Israelies and Palestinian from school, but now things are escalating and people from both sides are more radical and that is too bad. But we have to keep beliving and do whatever we can to bring peace between us. Betty from Israel.

@tattooman3603

Ай бұрын

@@Bettybaminjerusalem thank you so much for your reply. I had a friend years ago, from Israel, that said he worked daily with Palestinians at his job, and after a few months of working together, most Palestinians and Israelis, whether of Jewish or Arabic descent, would become friends, cohorts, oft times lovers, and it was simply that they discovered just how many similarities they (and all humans) have and how few differences. We all seek love, friendship, happiness, meaning in our lives, comfort (if possible) security for our families, and an ability to raise our children to become productive, contributing members of society and community. We all want to better our world for the future. When people boil things down to the basics, like children do, we ALL get along because we all are the same. It's when you bring in external things like ideology, religion, power, politics, and greed that things turn to hatred, envy, and a desire to hurt. Again, thank you so much for your feedback. All the best wishes to you and yours. Stay happy, healthy, and safe.

@defaultgate

Ай бұрын

​@@Bettybaminjerusalemyou know who had tried really hard to make peace with "pleshtin"? Nova music festival. Left leaning villages that got hit on Oct7. How did that work for them exactly?

@Bettybaminjerusalem

Ай бұрын

@@defaultgate I am with you belive me, my eyes are ipened ever since October 7th,and I am not naive, I have investegated the subject deeply from all possible angles and will start making videos, but at the same time I will allways belive peace is the only solution, it has to be with deradicalization of the Palestinians but you have to stay optimistic, (not blind of course but optimistic), when ww2 ended do you think any body thought that they deradicalized natzi Germany, but they did. Do you think people thought it is possible to deradiculize Japan, and to be in good relations with the US?, nobody thought it's possible but it happened. Did Israelies in the 50's though there will be cold peace with Eygept, Jordan, Turkey, UAE etc.? , we have to keep beliving and hoping for the best.

@defaultgate

Ай бұрын

@@Bettybaminjerusalem sorry to say that but you are naive. The reasons for this happening is not a separating “wall” as another commentator said, or “impassion” but the inevitable result of societal “evolution”. I could make an argument of the “religious war” and how the situation worsened gradually since early 90s when Gazans were allowed in israel to work, travel with no check posts, special permits and the situation was under *control* (what they call “the occupation” today!) as IDF would routinely eradicate the “radicalized” - what they would call “kidnap” today! - but that allowed Gazans to earn their living honorably, not to live on UN handouts, full access (albeit perhaps not perfect but reasonably established) to health and other services. Ever since Oslo and IDF/insraeli administration leaving the area, the radicals under corrupt PLO (themselves terrorists with history of coup attempts in Jordan and Lebanon) escalated the situation (suicidal bombers on Israeli streets) and the border were sealed. Now you have a hungry mob fed with propaganda blaming israel for everything. This entire argument of “decadent powerful society slowly letting go of the power and giving in to the barbarians” is supported by ancient history lessons and modern examples of regional conflicts. There is no “vacuum of power”, it does not exists in nature

Bernie Sanders said at the beginning that Israel has a right to defend itself Richard does not under international law because it is an occupier

Lex summed it up by saying "You're a beautiful human being!" Thanks for bringing Bassem on your show!

@user-cg1qq2er8x

21 күн бұрын

Lex can't shut his face about love and beauty. He throws these words around like others take a leak. They have in my view, become meaningless. Lex refuses to grow up. He wants to have five kids, has he even had one yet? It's fine to dream but he is an influencer today that frankly, would probably give Hitler a forum and find beauty in him too. Not buying it. Not saying Lex is a phony, but not buying his innocent child routine either.

Lex is the definition of the center. Dude refuses to give up his actual political leanings. And, if any of his opinions are clear, it is that: - He promotes Free Speech - He promotes diversity of thought - He promotes discussion - He promotes debate This was what the Ancient Greeks knew was the foundation of Democracy. All ideas were promoted, and disagreement was encouraged. That is how they built the greatest generation of thinkers to this day, and it all happened in just a few hundred years. And, judging by the view count, long form discussions are winning out over the 15 second mindless garbage that is everywhere else. I am not sure what this means for the next generation, but all I know is what Lex is doing is invaluable to the world. “I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it.” - More of this today would be good.

@AntoniosMegalos

Ай бұрын

Anyone who hates Lex needs to reevaluate things. You are just making an anti-free speech argument, because all Lex does is platform opinions. OPINIONS ARE GOOD!

@philliesphillies1560

Ай бұрын

Totally agree. People that are against speech just want tyranny, but in their way. It's not left or right, but we'll pretend it is anyway.

@triplea7536

Ай бұрын

In all fairness, the belief in those ideas you listed there is not "politically neutral", it's just the political beliefs that are the foundation of western democracy as you mentioned, which is taking a political stance, just a (hopefully) largely agreed upon one.

@AlexandrosMikhailov

Ай бұрын

@@triplea7536 Sure, but opposition to those ideas exist on both sides, so I would say they are neutral in that sense. Censorship is not exclusive to left and right governments.

@kundaigotore992

Ай бұрын

He’s complicit in genocide, it’s a one sided conflict.

From Algeria 🇩🇿 thank you 3 hrs went like 5 min thank you sooo much

@allibaba3886

Ай бұрын

Algerians and their flags... LOL Moroccan

Lex you just gained a new follower coz of hosting bassem Youssef..

Its a small planet, very small, we need to stop the slaughter.....

Never listened to over 2 hours debate that I did not want to miss a second of it, amazing

@MendyMentz

Ай бұрын

This is not a debate. This is an interview

@Nal3s

Ай бұрын

Not a debate..

@rt2018

Күн бұрын

Yes, an interview. I think Lex was extremely weak in this interview. Totally unprepared, not worse than topic easily accepting. I’ll try to lies, falls and misleading information by interviewee. These steps of interviews do a lot more damage than good in terms of promoting a real conversation and mutual understanding. Very disappointed in Lex.

Wow lex actually let’s him speak and respected him how refreshing.

@mortimersmithsr2522

Ай бұрын

Lex is a listener, a very good one.

@darthshima820

Ай бұрын

Are you saying lex doesn't do this with every other guest?

@New.Beginnings88

Ай бұрын

@@darthshima820 go watch other pro Israeli people speak with pro Palestinians and see the difference in interviews for yourself

@yendevus1747

Ай бұрын

He is not a Muslim that's why

@ameerkherbawi8466

Ай бұрын

He meant that lex always does this with other guests, its not something new here in this channel.@@New.Beginnings88

Baseem: This is how Israel operates Lex: but it's not that bad Baseem: But it is here is data Lex: but it's not everyone, maybe a limited few Baseem: actually it is the majority, here is more data Lex: But that's what all people and all cultures do globally Baseem: Actually no, this is a unique instance in history Lex: I'm not so sure I agree with that.

He's so vulnerable, intelligent, and handsome. Really enjoyed this interview. Thanks algorithm bc I had no idea who anyone was in this video but I do now.

@rivkajaneevenhaor5707

Ай бұрын

You feel that him being handsome is pertinent?

@walaaya2223

Ай бұрын

@@rivkajaneevenhaor5707😂😂😂

Bassem is a great communicator and I hope he continues to speak to westerners about this. He may have started in comedy but he is perfect for this.

Bassem Yousef seems like a man that has a good hart without being naive

@bardarians

Ай бұрын

He has a crook heart he knows Saudi behind all this and will not speak about it. snake tongue

That's the 1st time in my life to watch a 3 hour interview without feeling bored, Bassem is a great story teller and 1st time seeing Lex and by far the best interviewer ever, he gives all the space to the guest to speak his mind and ideas without judgment or interruption with a strange great sense of humor❤❤ Loved it ❤️❤️

what a conversation you guys look best friends the chemistry is amazing ❤

Bassem has truely become a treasure to all of us.

@vivekjain1948

Ай бұрын

also worthwhile documentary "The Occupation Of The American Mind " kzread.info/dash/bejne/im2rlMezmajbl6w.html

@BattleBladeWarrior

29 күн бұрын

His laughter is very infectious

@user-cg1qq2er8x

21 күн бұрын

Not for me, I think he is both dishonest and creepy.

OMG 🎉 Bassem and Lex! How come? Great duo! wanna see Bassem more often in international podcasts 😊

This guy is so expressive…he has the best hand gestures and body language …just watch…..

@user-cg1qq2er8x

21 күн бұрын

I find him grotesque to look at. Glad you can get past that.

Thank you Lex...you have the most amazing guests and conversations. It was a pleasure listening to 2, amazing human beings and gentlemen on the day of Eid. Love and peace from South Africa.

Holy smokes, what a beautiful person. I don't think I'd survive his comedy show, he had me rolling with laughter with this conversation!

@The_Mosaic

Ай бұрын

Cant tell if u are being serious

@issamayyadi4706

Ай бұрын

He is talking about people being oppressed and you talk about comedy

@karalaur2393

Ай бұрын

​@@issamayyadi4706yes but he does it through the lens of comedy

I used to watch Bassem's shows as a new student in Jordan, they were some of the most hilarious stuff I've seen. This interview introduces you to the actual human behind it. Thank you Lex, You my good sir can bring out the calm, reflective, and even beautiful side of people. Keep building bridges please, and thank you again.

This man is a man of integrity. Thank you for helping him to expose Netanyahu’s right wing governments dangerous lies

Very humbling, well there was a time when Amir Abdel Kader Al Jazairi in the 1860s, fought on behalf of Christians to protect them & choosing to stand for humanity.

Thanks for having Bassem on. One of the most effective voices for Palestinian rights.

@The-Rest-of-Us

Ай бұрын

Thank you for admitting that he is just a Palestinian mouth piece. I’m perplexed by the people in the comments who seem under the impression that he is some sort of bridge builder. He’s not.

@anasalazzawi3957

Ай бұрын

@@The-Rest-of-Us not the first time ive seen israeli supporters like you resort to ignoring the facts and attacking the person instead

@haydencarn8737

Ай бұрын

@@The-Rest-of-Us ...Ahh yes, someone saying that an almost fully one-sided genocide is wrong and immoral is a "mouthpiece". You know, whenever I wonder how something like Nazi German, Mao China, and so on could have happened, I remember comments like this and think "Oh, yeah, like that.".

@khaledeid260

Ай бұрын

​@@The-Rest-of-Us Thank you for admitting Pro-Israelis don't know the difference between an effective voice and a "mouth piece", to them all they know is bombing chi|dren

@legendofthefall7082

Ай бұрын

@@The-Rest-of-Us Acknowledging the reality of a completely one-sided decades long ethnic cleansing and land theft perpetrated by Israel is not being a “Palestinian mouthpiece”. It’s simply understanding history and recognizing that indigenous Palestinians have the right to fight for the land that was illegally and forcefully taken from them.

This podcast will be viewed by millions soon. Mark my words.

@teachernisrinezenati5488

Ай бұрын

Hope so!

@MowSow

Ай бұрын

It’s been 5 plus hours now and it’s at almost 200,000 views .. so YES this podcast will be in the millions in no time, I predict it to be the most viewed podcast of Lex EVER People love to hear ALL the FACTS unhindered, uncontrolled by mass media

@mohmedhassan6875

Ай бұрын

​@@MowSow i hope you're right ❤

@williemasterofdestruction5339

Ай бұрын

Lex doesn't usually interest me but the algorithm knows if I see bassem, I click!

@williemasterofdestruction5339

Ай бұрын

I'll assume the heightened views are here for bassem. He is great for a bit of humor after listening to atrocities and mainstream lies all day. Often have to take breaks and listen to gardening and comedy podcasts for my sanity. But my mind often won't allow me to rest. We shouldn't allow ourselves to be comfortable. Don't feel peace. Happiness? Not likely. ✌️💚🍉

The mutual respect between Lex and Bassem is amazing. Could listen to both for hours. Love from South Africa 😍

It took Fridman 6 months and ~40k dead to get Bassem on - the most vocal and clear voice in solidarity with the Gazans. For this channel the conflict began with the Kushner interview. Yes, I know that the interview came before the Oct 7 attack, but it's just so telling that this is the sort of a person Fridman has a closer relationship with - a nepotism appointee under Trump, who oversaw elevation of Netanyahu, the move of the embassy ot Jerusalem, etc. Centrism is spineless.

@MattMajcan

27 күн бұрын

this isnt centrism, dont be daft, lex is a typical red piller, who pretends to be moderate to attract a wider audience

@user-cg1qq2er8x

21 күн бұрын

You know there are 40,000 dead how? None are terrorists? How about Hamas stop hiding behind other people's children and there would be a lot less dead. How about they stop their terrorism.

Lex Friedman always bridges the gap between two opposing views. Keep up the good work, man.

@gagestandingready1472

Ай бұрын

Agreed!

@user-gk1lo6ni1b

Ай бұрын

he always bridges the gap between his pay to his bank account . love lex, x

@gagestandingready1472

Ай бұрын

@@user-gk1lo6ni1b are you OK?

@B01

Ай бұрын

He should have The Green Prince on his show if he wants to really bridge the gap

@gagestandingready1472

Ай бұрын

@@B01why not get Santa Claus on his show too?

Power to the people. F all corrupt "leaders" and war mongering

@Ponchov009

Ай бұрын

The people are corrupt and war mongering too. "Leaders" are not a different kind, they are people and they do what most people will do if given the oportunity.

@rahelkamber4839

Ай бұрын

Yes I believe the solution must come from regular citizens. I hope for citizens to build little communities of peace, link up and connect with communities of peace in the other country.

@thicccorgi6187

Ай бұрын

@@rahelkamber4839 As long as there are people that KNOWINGLY support Muslim Bans, Transgender Bans, Immigrant Bans, Abortion Bans, Labeling Black Civil Rights groups as terrorist organizations, burying college students in debt, destroying Unions and workers rights, flooding the world with guns, standing in the way of raising the minimum wage, standing in the way of universal healthcare, making it harder to protest, making it harder to vote, and militarizing the police all so we can give more tax cuts to the rich, deregulate predatory lenders, and make corporations less liable for polluting our air and water then WE ARE F#CKED!!!!!

@mikeymike1981

Ай бұрын

People are dumb and blindly follow

@intelligentbodywork

Ай бұрын

​@@rahelkamber4839It has already been uncovered Israel supplied Hamas to start a "conflict" too give IDF a reason to invade, complete takeover...why? Palestine/Gaza is sitting on top of a half trilliion dollars of oil/natural gas. Israel wants it. It's genocide for greed.

He's such a great guy! I liked his explanation a lot about the rhythm, when he was listening to an american comedian and he didn't understand the context, but he followed the rhythm of his speech. So inspiring. Thank you Lex Fridman for this guest. And also that he was choosing the hardest way. It's contradictory to what you can usually hear about the way of living, smth like follow your gut, but maybe this was the way of him following it. So cool!

this guy is so amazing and yet he still humble.

Hearing Bassem is the best therapy in this madness!

@mohmedhassan6875

Ай бұрын

fr

@booz394

Ай бұрын

Bassem is the banality of evil. Speaking with a forked tongue… by therapy … you mean suicide

@ronin1648

Ай бұрын

if you find comfort in lies..

@jcpt8365

Ай бұрын

@@ronin1648 He did not lie.

@booz394

Ай бұрын

@@jcpt8365yes he did, outright lies.

Thank you Lex, for bringing Bassem on!

Lex insisting on qualifying Bassem statement on whether he is speaking about the Israeli people or Israeli government may come from a good place (it’s never a good idea to generalize) but it’s also an ignorant objection since polls conducted after Oct. 7th have shown that only TWO PERCENT of Israeli society thinks the firepower used by Israel is excessive. TWO PERCENT. So no it’s not just the people in power, according to the polls, it’s a pretty darn large part of Israeli society that’s gone fascist. Lex, please look these things up next time. Thank you.

@Bettybaminjerusalem

Ай бұрын

Most of his arguments are about taking something realy small that happened with extreem minority and present a twisted picture about the majority of Israeli society. When I saw the Pires Morgan interview I was so insulted as Israeli about the way he presented us as being happy when Palestinians die (he gave 2 examples that every Israeli will tell you is very wrong and don't agree woth, wedding of hate, and sderot cinema, that were happy about the iron dome, told people google it (to see I am telking the truth),and than said that this is the way they feel, rhat Israelies are celebrating their death, which is so untrue. This was insulting because as oppose to them we never celebrate Palestinians death, definetly not giving candies after Israelies die and celebrate like they do. They can watch "To die in jerusalem" documentary to see the truth.

A very wonderful interview, thank you! This is something incredible, a doctor, a very famous comedian, a salsa teacher. By the way, please invite ivanna sakhno, a very interesting actress who has come a long way. Thank you!!

Thank you Lex for inviting Yusef Bassem

Lex and Bassem : THANKYOU🙏🏿 From Istanbul.

@circuitbreaker8314

Ай бұрын

Thanks from Morocco. Bassem is such an enlighting figure. Gives hope

Thanks Lex for mentioning Buddhism and Jainism. A true teaching of life and conscious creatures which has potential to end all suffering without any violence.

This is a cloud meeting for me and I am very happy with it Thanks and Love You Both

Lol, for Arabic as being so diverse, I can attest to this even as an American. I was friendly with a Palestinian guy in Asia who had a restaurant with cooks, and one of his cooks was Moroccan, and I got a call from the Palestinian guy saying, "Come down and talk to this chef I got from Morocco. He'll make you a tagine, but he's super lonely and can't talk to anyone," 'cause he couldn't speak the local language or English, and the Palestinian guy said, yeah, his Arabic communication with the other Arabs in the kitchen is not easy. Well, I studied in France and speak French fluently, and given Morocco's history, he could speak French, and we sat and had a talk, and he just had so much to talk about, it was like a relief valve of months of him basically isolated in this foreign country. He was so happy just to have a conversation for a while (and he was a good chef, haha).

@twistedoperator4422

Ай бұрын

Good on you. That's story was quite uplifting 😊

@smiechu47

Ай бұрын

Now try going to Morocco with your wife your girlfriend, see what reactions she'll get.

@mohmedhassan6875

Ай бұрын

​@@smiechu47 tf weirdo ?

@lb_anth0ny240

12 күн бұрын

​​@@mohmedhassan6875 It's not a weird comment, all he's saying is that it's good and all that you have a very nice arab friend but that doesn't prove much in face of an entire population with a certain culture. I also have good arab friends here in Canada, but it is purely anecdotal evidence. Sure we can't say that all arabs are "evil", that is wrong, but we can't completely negate the existance of a culture.

Hind Rajab don’t forget her please. She was a six year old girl murdered by the IDF along with her three cousins, aunt and uncle. While she waited for her rescuers inside a car with the dead body’s of her family members. Unfortunately the IDF gunned her down after she was used for bait. The ambulance sent to rescue her was found less than 20 yards away from her. Only the remains of two medical assistants were found.

@humamumtaz2719

Ай бұрын

The most heartbreaking story.

@Fouloul.

Ай бұрын

And we listened to her voice when she called the rescuers on the phone while waiting, in a car filled with the corpses of her family !

@mazharul

Ай бұрын

Fills me with rage

@nmyers8771

Ай бұрын

I appreciate the conversation… But 3 times Lex tried to equate the two sides, saying “they both do this, they both do this…” does he not understand or learn anything? Bassam very calm and respectful in shutting that nonsense down. There is NO comparison that can ever equate the oppressor to the oppressed. It is a distraction and a way to shift the blame from the oppressor. The oppressor is always to blame and to blame for everything. Listen to interviews with Nurit Peled the Israeli professor, who wrote an important book explaining how israHELL teaches children to “hate Arabs” through Israeli school books. Her daughter was killed by a suicide bomber and she herself puts ALL the blame on the BRUTAL israHELL OCCUPATION. Defund and dismantle the brutal Z1*NIST apartheid terror regime. FREE PALESTINE ❤️🕊️💚

@Ccats231

Ай бұрын

@@nmyers8771 definitely, Bassam gives so much history and thoughtful analysis, but Lex just keeps going back to “both sides” and “what hope is there.” What a superficial and dense “thinker.” I honestly don’t get all the praise. I guess we have such low expectations for interviews of non-Zionist voices that so many are satisfied with Lex letting Bassem speak with few interruptions and without frequent requests to condemn hummus 🙃

Great episode! I also love the fact that you got Dimebags guitar in the background , major respect!

First time getting introduced to you Lex, loved how you handled the interview; loved how you were very open to Bassem's responses. Not a big fan of Bassem, but he's definitely worth a round of applause. Well done, Lex. Thank you!

I've followed Bassem first at 2010 and since I saw him growing. I love and proud of you

lex i really hope you read this. i have complained for years about the state of the media and over entitled "journalists" shouting at there guests and dumbing down scenarios to simple statements, asking there guests to say yes or no. thank you for making this channel

@mannyperez4010

Ай бұрын

Litteraly piers morgan, which is why I hate watching it unless it's someone I'm interested in watching

Lex, you are a beautiful human being ❤Thank you for a great podcast with the amazing Bassem, who makes me proud ❤

New sub Lex, I was one of your followers in linked-in and now, I will watch all of your podcasts because you bring treasures not guests. Thank u again❤

Bassem Youssef is the truth❤❤❤

I want to encourage high school students to do stand up comedy because nothing builds up your self awareness more than standing up trying to entertain the crowds

This thoughtful debate is truly remarkable; the world would benefit from more discussions of this philosophical nature.