In the beginning, the guy was saying "European" not "Arabian."

Corey, you misunderstood and mistranslated the first guy, when he prononced "yooroobeean", it means European, not Arabian... because in arabic their is not "p" and it is prononced "b" while arabian, is prononced with a ayin in the beginning. Logically, when he said the north is rich and that european jews are good at making money, it is clear that he was saying european, because the financial ability is a well-known stereotype for European (aka Ashkenazi) jews, not for arab jews.

@barbatvs8959

8 жыл бұрын

+OKREDHOT Thanks for your comment. I should have questioned the interpretation given me.

@ignemuton5500

7 жыл бұрын

funny, in my Arabic classes we have to read texts and we always get confused between Europe and Arabia.

@davidcunetta4081

7 жыл бұрын

That is what I was thinking. It just seemed completely backwards. And the financial backing is not a sterotype, but a fact. Cold hard set in stone fact. Modern day banking, money creation, and insurance was in some sense invented or at least further developed and perfected by the Eastern Europeans.

@Rita1984

6 жыл бұрын

OKREDHOT so palestinians cannot pronounce what they call themselves, nice.

@PSNloversalu

6 жыл бұрын

they call themselves 'Falastin' actually not 'Palestine'

The first guy is obviously saying "European", not "Arabian".

I think this question would be a lot more applicable to be asked to Israeli Arabs who interact with both groups daily. I would be very interested to hear their responses.

@ammanite

2 жыл бұрын

I agree.

@tinalettieri

10 ай бұрын

The Arab citizens were less impacted by the racist policies of the Ashkenazim. The Palestinians were disinfranchized because Abdullah 1, current king's grandfather, wouldn't let them return to Jordan and the Ashkenazi establishment perpertrated the EUGENICS lie that they would outnumber Jews. Of course the Ashkenazim were in denial that it was their policies of only two children per family who were then raised in "children's houses" on the kibbutzim were to blame for the low Jewish birth rate. It was the Godless Bolshevik Ashkenazi establishment that created the problem. They also perpertrated the lie that Tel Aviv was a barren waste land. It was not but it wasn't an urban ghetto either. Arabs and Mizrachi/Sephardi Jews who had been here generations had an agricultural economy working side by side. I'm a Sephardi descendant living in Israel. My family is from SOUTHERN Italy/Sicily and agricultural. We understand the problem.

@Thebluewidesky

8 ай бұрын

​@tinalettieri wouldn't let them return to Jordan? You brainwashed your being to think that they came from Jordan and before that jersulem and places like Haifa, tulkurm, jenin, gaza, jaffa. And so on were empty? You mean he didint want them to get kicked from thier homes to Jordan.

@Thebluewidesky

8 ай бұрын

​@tinalettieri wouldn't let them return to Jordan? You brainwashed your being to think that they came from Jordan and before that jersulem and places like Haifa, tulkurm, jenin, gaza, jaffa. And so on were empty? You mean he didint want them to get kicked from thier homes to Jordan.

After watching many of your videos I have to say that the translators you are bringing are terrible at interpreting questions to Arabic in a correct manner that gets the same point of the original question in English across. They are also come across as to have this whatever mentality about making sure whether the other side really understood the question . For example the first guy whom you translates as saying "the Arabian jews" he actually was saying "the European Jews" What he was saying that Europeans ,Ashkenazis ,had a favorable status in society and more money ,especially earlier , now too even though not as prominently as before. Luckily I speak Arabic so I understand what they say, but for your other viewers they are getting the wrong answers on this and many other videos simply because the translators are not careful enough or their English isn't sophisticated enough, to the point where pose the questions in Arabic in a an awkward and vague manner. Like what happened with the young man who thought the point of the question if there was government bias between Ashkenazis and Mizrahis.. The translator even put him in a pincer at the end and told him choose one you have to choose which one would you prefer, so most of them feel like they cant take a neutral stance.

@joelhall5124

7 жыл бұрын

this guy is pretty biased to be honest, and hopes those watching can't understand Arabic or Hebrew.

@kivsa85

7 жыл бұрын

Joel Hall No, he's just a terrible interviewer. When he speak in Hebrew, he never know how to really ask the questions and ask the Same question in different variations with different people. It's really terrible to listen to.

@ropl3083

5 жыл бұрын

I think more than getting an accurate translation, the point of these interviews is to let Israelis and Palestinians to freely express themselves in their own words as much as possible, with the question topic serving as a general theme that respondents can interact with however they want. As a Hebrew speaker I can attest to the fact that Corey's Hebrew - and he insists on speaking Hebrew- as well as his translation skills are far from perfect.

@itsytyt5192

2 жыл бұрын

Gf

@tinalettieri

10 ай бұрын

Because to understand a language, you have to understand the culture and they obviously don't.

sorry coret but your translation is so wrong ! not only in this video but in a lot of yours videos .

there's a confusion around 4:00, the man in the green shirt is saying sephardic Jews are "great", not ashkenazi.

@AbB-nv2wk

7 жыл бұрын

maybe the reporter is trying to distort the truth

@gymrat5014

3 жыл бұрын

He was probably talking about moroccan jews that's what western jewstranslate to in arabic

@thunderbird4709

2 жыл бұрын

Sephardim and even most moroccan sephardim are very different than mizrahi m

@positiveforce470

2 ай бұрын

Ashkenazi are khazars

from the responses, some of these people seem to be confusing the meaning of the terms ashkenazi and misrachi.

@PhilRamRuns

10 жыл бұрын

I think so too

@yelihop9255

3 жыл бұрын

Because the interviewer are very confuse in the vast majority like the first two people they say mizrahi are better and he understands ashkenazi

So much wisdom in the words of the last guy

@dadasha

3 жыл бұрын

FOH!

@casey1571

3 жыл бұрын

Yess

@bunb8541

2 жыл бұрын

What? lmao he didn't say nothing

@eveali3177

8 ай бұрын

Yess he said y’all the same colonisers and oppressors

@bunb8541

7 ай бұрын

​@@eveali3177are you deaf?

The first guy said the Europeans not the Arabians are the leaders but now less and less ... Arab accent : Eurobeans lol...

@100500daniel

8 жыл бұрын

Why to laugh at his accent though?

@moussaemad

8 жыл бұрын

+Nana Chacha What's an Arabian? It's Arab...ARAB...Arabian means bedouin!

@Ooooiops

7 жыл бұрын

moussaemad Arab not bedouin !! Hello!! The Jews who were slaves in Egypt & lost as Bedouin in Sinai desert not Arab 😂 lol

@OpisCossack

6 жыл бұрын

You guys are idiots it depends on how you look at it the word arab comes from "those who wonder" and ancient arabic-speaking tribes had tribes that came from various places, even from ethiopia, anatolia, and settled in the arabian peninsula and talked arabic and "became" arabs. So maybe when the jews were lost through sinai they became arab in a way as well as hebrew.

@user-ui3pw1ys3k

5 жыл бұрын

@@moussaemad Arabian means someone from Gulf States .

there's actually a big confusion going on in the whole video. the translator keeps referring to Jews from the east and Jews from the west, respectively mizrahi and sephardic. ashkenazi are from the north, Europe.

the first guy confused between mizrahim and ashkenazi

@barbatvs8959

8 жыл бұрын

+Rock&Metal Lyrics OKREDHOT 1 year ago "Corey, you misunderstood and mistranslated the first guy, when he prononced "yooroobeean", it means European, not Arabian... because in arabic their is not "p" and it is prononced "b" while arabian, is prononced with a ayin in the beginning. Logically, when he said the north is rich and that european jews are good at making money, it is clear that he was saying european, because the financial ability is a well-known stereotype for European (aka Ashkenazi) jews, not for arab jews."

@oskaralegre5094

4 жыл бұрын

BARBATVS 89 europeans are the best at everything, even if they are atheist or christian or jews etc, etc

@aishaaisha6626

3 жыл бұрын

No the first guy didn't confuse but it was a translation was wrong

I do suspect Jesus looked like a Mizrahi and not a blue eyed & very light skinned Ashkenazi European.

@user-jw6zw9gv8p

3 жыл бұрын

I never saw a blue eyed ashkenazi

@aishaaisha6626

3 жыл бұрын

@@user-jw6zw9gv8p 😂

@georgyzhukov6409

3 жыл бұрын

aww someone is jealous of jews, and plenty of ashkenazim are darker than mizrahim. haters gunna hate

@moisuomi

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-jw6zw9gv8p There are some but not many

@moisuomi

2 жыл бұрын

@@aishaaisha6626 Lady, I live in Finland which is one of the most white places in the world. When I met a few Jews one day, they looked Middle Eastern and Semitic to me. They were Ashkenazi. THEY WOULD NEVER PASS AS A FINN

I think you're translating the first man's words incorrectly. He is talking about the European Jews, not Arabian Jews.

He says Eurobean (they don't have P), not Arabian 😂

@OKREDHOTS The socio-cultural information about the various ethnic/socio/political/cultural groups within Israel you provided was very informative. I am an American of S.E. Asian ancestry (parents came here in the 50s and 60s). I've always been fascinated about sociology, and subjects about cultural adaptation and assimilation.During my elementary school days in elementary Catholic school I had a school mate who was Jewish (Ashkenazi/Western European descent) she was blond, blue eyed, her best friend was this African-American girl. They were both into anything preppy. As a child growing up as a R. Catholic, my mom's good friend was a Palestinian lady who left Palestine/Israel in the early 50s, after her husband was killed in 1948. A lot of the students in my Catholic high school were Palestinian and Lebanese, Syrian. A teacher's aide at my old school who is still my dear friend till this day Lebanese (her grandparents Lebanon in the 1920s.) Traditionally, her family is Eastern Catholic. However, she herself is more Unitarian in her beliefs.My college professor in Asian art was this really cool dark haired Jewish lady. (Her family was from Russia/or Central Asia) She was very cosmopolitan and stylish. She had a batik print jacket that she loved to wear. She was very secular, ate bacon and shrimp and wore short skirts, whereas her sister who resides in Israel was very observant, wore long dresses, and observed dietary restrictions. Finally, a convert parishioner at my church originally immigrated from Iraq in the 1950s, as a young man. He is ethnically an Iraqi Jew, but converted to R. Catholicism a while back. His sister immigrated instead to Israel. (I guess I mentioned all these people of Arab/Jewish ancestry within the context of California/United States, because your discussion just triggered these need in me to share.)

@sereysothe.a

8 жыл бұрын

+Venabame b by se asian what country are you talking about

@venabameb3055

8 жыл бұрын

+namn the philippines

He was saying European not Arabian in the beginning

I find it interesting how much the opinions are confliting. It's almost a 50/50 split on whether they prefer Ashkenazis or Mizrahis

@nomylearnspalestine

Ай бұрын

Which one are you?

The old man (in the beginning) was saying European but pronouncing the "b" instead of the "p"

Why do you include the people names in the video? Do they know that you put it on the video or you just asked their names and put it inside the clip. Just wandering.

Fascinating. So Palestinians vary wildly in their views about Ashkenazim and Sephardim. I was confused by some of the answers, not enough context.

@pranavtiwari6772

6 жыл бұрын

Harry Underwood Actually this video is about Ashkanazi vs Mizrahi.... Not Sephardic. Arab Jews are called Mizrahi.

@dribbens91

2 жыл бұрын

@@pranavtiwari6772 Can you tell the difference between Mizrahi and Sephardic? in what way...

@pranavtiwari6772

2 жыл бұрын

@@dribbens91 Sephardic Jews belong to the group of Jews who trace their lineage to Iberian peninsula( Spain and Portugal). Mizrahi Jews belong to the group of Jews who always resided in the middle East/North Africa. After Iberian reconquista, the Christian kings of Iberia expelled the sephardics from Spain. Those Jews settled in other parts of the world, specially Arab speaking countries like Morocco, Algeria etc. As the time passed by, a lot of sephardics intermarried with mizrahis, due to the common religion, and they fused into a single group. That's why some people use the terms 'sephardic' and 'mizrahi' interchangeably. But in reality, these two groups are different.

@dribbens91

2 жыл бұрын

@@pranavtiwari6772 must say... It was an impressive comment..

@SL92018

8 ай бұрын

It may come down to the personal experiences of those individuals with the respective groups in question. Human nature I guess.

The last guy was the best and he presents the majority of Arabs and Muslims, we don't see any different between you.

@khalilmeddeb201

7 жыл бұрын

jew will still a jew

thank you!!

In most of your films, I believe Palestinians and Israelis have similar features in looks ,the only difference is religion and maybe language . What a shame that most Palestinians and Israelis can't coexist .

@vogelszijnlelijk

8 жыл бұрын

Not everything is about race, lol.

@tFighterPilot

8 жыл бұрын

Can you tell the difference between a French and a German?

@lateparadise8973

8 жыл бұрын

yes its religion and not atrocities that devided them... a bad tradesman blames his tools

@JuanIsHigh

7 жыл бұрын

you talk about mizrachi jews ashkenazi jews dont have any thing in common with the arabian muslims

@tFighterPilot

7 жыл бұрын

Nope. Ashkenazis are related as well.

Obviously pure original Hebrews looked more Semitic Middle Eastern then European

@anzhelamagdalene6472

4 жыл бұрын

@David Guez we are all from africa. Why like light skin so much?? Dark skin is exotic. Most levantine people have that. Dont be racist with arabs,you still related!!

and the guy with the green shirt at 3.32 was talking about european jews not ashkenazi at the end

the translator is very bad, lol. He asked the people about "eastern" and "western" instead of directly referring to Mizrahi and Ashkenazi so he had them mixed up.

This is all subjective. It just comes down to personal experience

hpw selective are you in chosing your interviewee or chosing out of them who would appear in the final video?

The three guys who disagreed among themselves were standing in front of a shop called "La novia." It means "the girlfriend" in Spanish. Are there many Spanish speakers in Hebron? The most interesting thing about this video, is that the Arabs don't seem to have a party line on the subject. Normally, Arabs all have the same opinion on everything.

@Ooooiops

9 жыл бұрын

I think they like how to say that word :) As me I don't speak Spanish but I like to say ciao :) am not sure it's Spanish or Italian

@JoePrzemyslany

9 жыл бұрын

***** Hamas = the superior claims of the Muslim Ummah to lands and the right of extermination of non-Muslim populations because Allah says so. Fatah = the superior claims of the Arab Race to lands and the right of extermination of non-Arab peoples, because Pure Aboriginal Arab Blood. How do you know if you have Pure Arab Aboriginal Blood? Do you speak Arabic, and are you 2) a Muslim. So you see, not so different. The Nazis used the same system; invented it. The real difference between Fatah and Hamas is abut which elite will rule. That disagreement can only be resolved by the deaths of one side or the other.

@anonymouspirate7051

8 жыл бұрын

Spanish/Hispanics are Sephardic Jews

of course there is a difference between Ashkenazi and Mizrahi, from the one hand Mizrahi jews r very similar by traditions and mentality to arabs but they r suffered in the arab world and during pogroms they lost everything there (In Morocco, Egypt, Libya, Syria, Yemen etc) the most important they lost their homes, where they lived for centuries... of course now arab world doesnt want to speak about what they did to jews, and in UNO they just care about Palestinian refugees who r not welcome in arab countries(they could give them citizenship) UNO must pay the same amount of money for all these years in total (around 80 y) to Mizrahi jewish refugees who were oppressed in the arab world and Mizrahi jewsih refugees were much more than palestinians... sorry for the truth...but people can not deny facts....

@PattavinaFragolina

5 жыл бұрын

Well said.

@0688miro

4 жыл бұрын

@zaxx19 no you were a citizen like other tunisians.. they choose to become muslims it is up to them. it is a point for Islam and muslims that they kept you till today on your religion. all this area was occupied by the byzantine empire before Arab muslims came. and you know what romans used to do.

@0688miro

4 жыл бұрын

all Arab leaders are cheaters. sending jews to the so called Israel is a means of support not a punishment. Abdulnaser was an oppressor, he did crimes in Egypt. so it is not new to him to oppress Jews and send them to the new zionist country. this can't satisfy God or any one who has a mind. Although many Egyptian Jews were unfaithful to Egypt and supported zionists by money and by beings spies but in my opinion only them should have been punished.On the other hand who buried the Egyptian soldiers who were captivated in 1967 alive. Does this even tend to humanity.This is a sign of cowardness.

@mohammedzayik7014

3 жыл бұрын

you are jew dont put muslim name

@TheRealNabil

3 жыл бұрын

Hopefully you’re aware that Zionists are actually the ones who attacked and bombed Arab Jews so they would be encouraged to move to Israel.

In spite of all of the anti-Semitic comments in this thread, this is an interesting topic. Ironic. In general, Palestinians seem to identify and feel more empathy from the more conservative group of Jews.

@SL92018

8 ай бұрын

Yes, because those following the Torah properly know they must not mistreat others :)

@screamtoasigh9984

2 ай бұрын

Fakestinians don't exist. They are Arabs

Hello from Mexico, I have a question, are the MIZRAHI jews the same group of jews who were still living in Israel 2000 years ago? How many of them do they still live in Israel or in the middle east? I guess they are a minority now compared to the Ashekenazi jews.

@Rocco_loco

8 жыл бұрын

mizrahi are the jews from the middle east ( iraq persia yemen egypt ). the term is relatively new to 2000 years ago. the jews that lived in the holy land in the ottomon era before the british occupation are called palestinian jews . they are the only group that stayed there from the biblical times

@LEGIONARIO1970

8 жыл бұрын

+Hamza Ben Ok, thanks for your answer, that makes sense now!

@digiart622

8 жыл бұрын

+Hamza Ben biblical times hhmm crusaders expelled or killed most in jerusalem at least there were no jews or muslims at those times. Statistics give the number zero (0) for jewish or muslim inhabitants of jerusalem in other places they were also killled or expelled mostly as far as i know

@LEGIONARIO1970

8 жыл бұрын

+digiart Hi, I've just watched a documentary where they explained that the jews who stayed in Israel or Palestine were forced to convert to Islam gradually. They also said that only the elite classes were exiled but the lower classes stayed in the holy land.

@digiart622

8 жыл бұрын

do you have a link or name of he docu.....sounds interesting. Thanks Even more so have you seen good mexican films lately......if you point them out to me i would appreciate it

So basically, it seems to come down to the personal experiences of those individuals with the respective groups in question. Human nature I guess.

I think the translation for the first interview mixes up Arabian with European

I find that mizrahi jews feel more negatively towards arabs then ashkenazi do lol. probably from past discrimination

@thunderbird4709

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely , especially poor treatment in morocco . Although im not justifying injustice from idf towards palestinians ot vice versa just explaining the root cause

@poorindiansanddogsarenotal1276

Жыл бұрын

@@thunderbird4709 the Muslims protected the jews stop lying

@thunderbird4709

Жыл бұрын

@@poorindiansanddogsarenotal1276 they were dhimmi and pan arab regimes stole their bank accounts. In the eyes of Arab supremacists, all jews in the world are responsible for violence perpetrated by the IDF/Israeli state. The only safe place for jews was Azores.

NOT ALL MIZRAHI JEWS ARE ARABIC, IRANIAN JEWS ARE NOT ARABIC ORIGIN JEWS, GET THIS CORRECTED COREY!

Do you read these comments? You never react to them

Can someone explain the difference between right wing and left wing? I did google it but it's a bit vague.

@tFighterPilot

8 жыл бұрын

No one knows, and it keeps changing.

@IliyanStoychev

8 жыл бұрын

+Mo. Nawaflih well left wing is liberal/socialist/social democracy/communist/anarchists - right wing is conservative/patriots/nationalists/fascists/national-socialists.[in israel its zionism] left wing in modern times is likely pro immigration and less religious , promoting welfare and low taxes. right wing in modern times is moderate pro immigration and more religious , discouraging welfare and low taxes in favour of medium taxes.

@tFighterPilot

8 жыл бұрын

+das fehler WHAT? No! Right wing want low taxes. Left wing want welfare. Do you know what welfare means? More taxes!

@IliyanStoychev

8 жыл бұрын

tFighterPilot true

@ammanite

2 жыл бұрын

The long answer below was good. I'll add some more clarification: Right wing are more towards conservatice ideas like: ethnonationalism, racism, more religious, fear and hatred of outsiders (xenophobia), glorification of the military and war, not wanting the state to help the poor, strongly capitalist. Left: more oriented toward peace, human and civil rights, equality, restorative justice (rather than just punishment), progressive/liberal values, more aligned toward democratic values, wants the state/society to take care of all its members and ensure all people live a good life, Worker rights, social services, etc. I will post out that not everyone on the left, especially not more mainstream/establishment/"moderate" liberal parties agree with everything above or at least act in accordance with those principles-especially not the Israeli ones since they're all still basically Zionists. Despite that some are decent people with good ideas/ideals.

Poor translation 😩

I’m Mizrahi (from uk) & have mostly Arab & Muslim friends. more than Jewish in fact. None of the Ashkenazi’s I know associates with anyone Arab or Muslim.

@ThatLondonLady

4 жыл бұрын

David Guez antisemitism is everywhere. But I only associate with people who are highly educated, respectful & kind 😊

@anzhelamagdalene6472

4 жыл бұрын

@@ThatLondonLady wise explanations

@thunderbird4709

3 жыл бұрын

Your experience is the oppisite of mine. Vast majority of the ashkenazi i know are more liberal/left leaning or centre/right and associate with middle eastern muslims, whereas my morrocan jewish friend is more right wing. When time he even made the point of asking "there are no middle eastern people living there, right?" when i referred him to an apartment vacancy ..... perhaps the ashkenazi you are referring to are orthodox and highly observant , they would be forbidden to eat food prepared by a muslim household or shop because kosher dietary rules is so much stricter than halal.

@adamh5466

Ай бұрын

@@thunderbird4709 I am not Jewish. But from what I have seen and heard you are absolutely right. It is funny, some Arab Muslims have an completely irrational hatred towards Askhenzi Jews. They talk about how great it would be if they left Israel, blah, blah, blah. If for, just the same of argument, all the usual boogeymen left, let's pretend that the Ashkenazim left en-masse. Let's also say that the arms agreement, with the United States was cancelled and Israel was left to buy their own weapons. Israel would go FAR to the right. They certainly wouldn't be sitting around talking talk while Hamas or Hezbollah sent in rockets. All the usual restraints on defending themselves from the United States, the usual organizations and people, the progressive voices in Israel would be gone. The gloves would be OFF. You would have a group of Jews, that have faced unbelievable and horrible oppression, unthinkable oppression for over 1,000 years at the hands of the Arab Muslims. Pogroms, mass rape, murder, threats, second class citizenship, discrimination, hate, you name it, they have been through it. They know who was planning and tried multiple times to wipe out not only them, but their entire communities, multiple times. They know who did it. You think they are going to play nice and go soft? No way... Any leader that gets elected would make Neteyenyahu look like a leftist...

4:45 let him elaborate on his point instead of straw-manning him. He gave a vague answer.

It is true. the Ashkenazi cannot deal with the Arabs, they negotiate as if the Arabs are Europeans. Due to background and knowledge, interaction with Arabs the Mizrahim and Maghrebim understand their mentality.

@Emsyaz

6 жыл бұрын

simon caymer correction, Mizrahi Jews are the true blue Yehudi. They are not Arabs.

@fuscinula

9 ай бұрын

@@Emsyaz Many of the Jewish Arab tribes that lived in what is current day Saudi Arabia left after the rise of islam, and they mostly went to Yemen and Iraq. So, many of them are indeed partly Arab.

@SL92018

8 ай бұрын

@@Emsyaz They are literally known as Arab Jews. Arab is a culture, not a race or ethnicity. Mizrahi is simply Mushreqi, it;s exactly what Arabs of the Middle East call themselves. It's not some special appelation for Jews.

@SL92018

8 ай бұрын

@bobrzycapola lol, you don't know what you are talking about (or in your case babbling).

@SL92018

8 ай бұрын

@bobrzycapola there are Arab Jews

the guy at 5:43 is very sexy. These videos are so interesting and addictive. I have my critiques but over all a great project.

The guy off camera shouts 'bastards'. I think that is you're genuine answer.

Whoever that girl is i hope she isn't translating for you anymore lol she butchered it.

Neither of palestinians and Israelis have semitic dna (especially mizrahi and séfaradi) but jews doesnt have natufeans dna (arabic) , but the major dna type is levantine dna (hebrews, phenicians etc..) and for jews a mesopotamian addition

The second guy with a green T shirt was saying that ashkenaz jews people whp apreciate life and understand people,but he didint say they r great at all so this was an addition from the translator and he also said that mizrahi jews were living a conservative life so they like to rule over others,he did not say that they were opressed in muslim countries..The female translator is doing a much better job.Actually the mizrahit jews were much more opressed by the ashkenaz jews as the third young man was trying to say...tHE SMARTEST ANSWER WAS FROM THE LAST GUY,,,

Get better interpreters. Interpretations did not make sense and we're probably inaccurate. Don't let just anyone interpret for you.

I can’t see any real difference between the two groups…maybe the foods they prefer but they are basically the same to me as an outsider.

of course there are differences,, many actually... ashkenazis look europeans, while moroccans yemenies, irakies look from middle east. also the way they live is different. mizrachi jews live like arabs while ashkenazi jews live like europeans, the way they think is different, they way they eat is different. judaism is a religion. is like u ask me being a christian do you see a difference between a chinese christian and an italian christian?

there is diffrence in the culture but we are all jews the mizrahi jews look like where their grandparents came from

@Ooooiops

7 жыл бұрын

Mta tel aviv one grand father

@freepalestine3990

3 жыл бұрын

From Europe..

@user-oq8gf3th5t

3 ай бұрын

Palestinenian state never existed ​@@freepalestine3990

lol the palestinians in this have got it so wrong... mizarhi were poorer not richer and are still way more right wing than the ashkenazim

@urielm774

7 жыл бұрын

Mizrachis were affluent before they migrated to Israel. In Iraq, Egypt, Syria, Turkey, Morocco, and Algeria, they constituted a large portion of the urban population (1/3 of Bagdad), and they were merchants and store owners. When they were forced to leave Muslim countries, they had to leave everything behind; so they came to Israel without money, they had to start fresh, whereas the Ashkenazim who have lived in the land for decades had accumulated some wealth and power. The wealth gap/inequality is diminishing, many Israelis are now mix Ashkenazi-Mizrahis, and Mizrahi Jews have their own political parties. The previous Israeli president, Katsav, was born in Iran.

@Ooooiops

7 жыл бұрын

trak rekkid he said in the past specially the Iraqi Jews were richer than others

@peglegbabydoll

7 жыл бұрын

yeah it's totally bizarre. Ashkenazi are more left wing. The Mizarhi more likely use the "God gave us the land" claim and far more right wing.

@gabbybonn2652

4 жыл бұрын

Imran Khan it’s because of past discrimination and persecution they faced in Arab countries and they were forced out from their homes and expelled from their countries

I suggest that this guy asks her to speak in hebrew instead of english then he retranslate into english because her english translation really sucks!

It's sad Palestinians and Israeli some of them, didn't even met each other...need dialogue between two people

@Eitanlevy36

5 ай бұрын

When 85% of Palestinians supported the October 7rh massacre, it’s not easy to have dialogue

As much hard the enemies of Israel are trying to divide the Jewish people, more the Jews become united. More than half of marriages today in Israel are Ashkenazi-Mizrahi, not "mixed" because Jews are one people. Never in history Jews were so much united as a nation, as today.

@SRBOMBONICA86

Жыл бұрын

Анти семитизам уједињује Јевреје да нема мржње према јеврејима ,Јевреји би престали да постоје

But you have a video that proves Mizrahi votes for right wing while Ashkenazis vote left wing which invalidates all the answers in this video.

the Ahmed from Hebron kinda looking like CR7

I think it was a mistranslation, European not Arabian

Terrible translations messages are all mixed up

The translator is very bad

Ashkenazims have lighter features ... Surprisingly these Palestinians can pass as southern Europeans

@pranavtiwari6772

6 жыл бұрын

Fi Findiel You've not seen southern europeans properly then. They look nothing like southern europeans.

@Emsyaz

6 жыл бұрын

Ashkenazim look like typical white people from europe. Nothing semetic about them. The mizrahi are the real jew because they share same facial features as levant arabs. Just fyi, levant "arabs" are descendants of ancient israelites who converted to Islam and christianity

@Mishkafofer

5 жыл бұрын

@@Emsyaz Arabs are not from Levant but from Saudi Arabia and Yemen.

@majdabohsen7197

5 жыл бұрын

Mishkafofer hhh really funny it looks like you never saw golf arab they looks really different they look like Indians

@Emsyaz

4 жыл бұрын

@محمد Probably you forgot that the Ashkenazim was the one who founded the movement of invading palestinian land and brainwashed other native jews of the middle east to hate arabs.

Why are you asking this question!? It is so unfair. No one should ever indulge stereotyping. No one should ever be judge by their race or religion. Not Jews or Muslims. My God, what in the hell are thinking?

بس الجوبات اللي حبت لهون من هدلاك من الخليل ( يعني مراد و احمد). بوفق اليهود الشرقيين لازم يراسو علی مصلحات السلام مع العرب اكتر من اليهود الاوروبيين لبعض لسبب .بس كلنا منعرف اللي فيه الناس كانو بدهمش مع بعض ولغيرو بدهم. فيه الناس منيح و الناس مش منيح.

@argadargad9128

5 жыл бұрын

همه أكثر ناس متعصبين ويكرهون العرب، خره بيهم ثنيناتهم. ياريت لو العرب عندهم ديمقراطيه وجيش قوي. حكومات تسمع لشعوبها ، مو دكتاتورية تأخذ أوامره من امريكا. بس شنكدر نسوي غير نكتب تعليقات

The first and third guys are being COMPLETELY misunderstood. What they were trying to convey was the exact opposite of what the translator said. They like arab jews.

The day of judgment will come and every soul will see the truth

It's obvious that this is before Ben Gvir

The street as Corey rcords is Afro asiatic, working class, Mizrahi looking .Threre are less, much less, whitmem from Europe Ashkanazi in these videos? Corey moves around occuppied Palastine with the rights of a gautlite. Is he a whiteman of European orgin or is he of Afro asiatic orgin.

I didn't get the first guy!

@aishaaisha6626

3 жыл бұрын

The first guy said European but corey translated it as Arabian

We just need DNA And see who you’re related to

@M4th3u54ndr4d3

5 жыл бұрын

but we have DNA tests. Just look GEDmatch, FamilyTree researches, MyHeritage, 23andMe, etc etc... Ashkenazis are related to Sephardic/Mizrahi comunities. the jewish comunities are also related to samaritans, palestinians, lebanese, italians, greek and all of them have a little mix (ashkenazi with eastern europe, mizrahi/sephardi with arabic countries).

@user-fm8fh2dd7g

4 жыл бұрын

Genetic tests proved that ashkenazi Jews share more genetic with Syrians and Lebanese than what the North African Jews share with Syrian and Lebanese. Most Jews share almost the same genetics with each other and the European one share almost nothing with the European countries they were born in but it only a tiny bit with Italy and France.

@yannismar

3 жыл бұрын

@@user-fm8fh2dd7g It’s because of the ottoman empire

@teelurizzo8542

2 жыл бұрын

What do you mean 'we need DNA'? DNA tests have show most modern Jews have Y DNA haplogroups, that is common male ancestors from the Bronze Age era Levant, J1, J2, G-M201, T-M70 and E3b, both the M78 and the Z830/M123/M34/M84 (these last being the modern male descendants of the original inhabitants, the proto Semitic, epi-palaeolithic Natufians who settled in the land circa 12,500 BCE).

Didn't save anyone on October 7.

@TrappedInTheNorth

7 ай бұрын

😂

It's difficult to watch this video, it's a mess!

You want to ask about racial profiling, and how entrenched this mentality is.Brown=Brown.

what we mizrachi jews knows from birth now europe start to learn co-exist with muslim arabs is impossible. be soft with them and they will use it against you. but if you think i'm racist than kurds are also racist, and druze are also racist, and some of the christian arabs are also racist and yazidis by the way even if shias are now our enemy... with them you can co-exist.. but not with sunnis.

3:36 that guy knows his shit..... last guy just embarrassed himself 8:29. You can see a clear difference between those who are able to critically think and those who are brainwashed or just plain ignorant. (example of ignorant comment: "I like the Mizrahim more because they look like us"). 7:07

@1q1q1q981

10 жыл бұрын

you don't know if I am African or not. this is a picture.

@1q1q1q981

10 жыл бұрын

was that all you had to say?

@1q1q1q981

10 жыл бұрын

LOL, no

@1q1q1q981

10 жыл бұрын

Are u

@Kangozion

10 жыл бұрын

sam fadi The african crisis is cooling down and everybody is getting settled in, jewish africans are becoming part of israeli society , and atleast we don't hang gays and crusify christans! +*Abraham Chairez* Zionism is the belief in a jewish homeland and the end of jewish persecution, Anti-Zionism is Anti-Jews, Anti-Jews=Nazism.

Mizrahi it is black skinned canaanites and ashkenazi white skinned canaanites? - thats the differents?

Sephardic Jews are from Europe: Spain! They are by far the greatest in numbers among the diaspora (it is estimated at least 25% in Spain and Spanish countries in America have Jewish blood, Sephardic of course that converted and don't know their Jewish roots). Mizrahis I believe are from the Arab world, they are not the same as the Sephardic.

@mizrahiwithattitude2733

Жыл бұрын

Sephardic Jews are also mostly from the arab world north africa they are also mizrahis

@vinskilindqvist4554

Жыл бұрын

Mizrahim and sfaradim are two different groups but mizrahim follow sephardic synagogue customs since they don't have a rabbinate of their own so it's not a wonder why ppl confuse them

@tinalettieri

10 ай бұрын

It's estimated that up to 80% of Southern Italians are of Jewish descent and that would be Sephardi. My maternal Grandmother was an "Arena" this is a Sephardi name and all Arena in Italy, no matter how scattered come from one family that fled the Inquisition and went to Sicily and points north. There were a few Ashkenazi communities on the Adriatic coast, mostly merchants, more than likely.

@grasmereguy5116

6 ай бұрын

Well, all of us, Ashkenazi, Sefaradim, and Mizrahim, ultimatly have roots in the Levant/Middle East, in the Land of Israel. However, both Ashkenazic and Sephardic culture developed in European lands, in the Germanic-speaking (and later, as Ashkenazic Jews migrated eastward, the Slavic regions) regions of the Rhineland, Central and Eastern Europe, and for Sephardic Jews in the Iberian Peninsula, Spain and Portugal. There is also a greater degree of historical overlap between Sephardic and Mizrahi Jews--after the expulsion of Jews from Spain in 1492, many Sephardic Jews settled in the Maghreb/North African Arabic countries (from which Jews probably first arrived in Spain) and in the Levant, notably in Syria and Lebanon, also Egypt and the Land of Israel. There they mixed and kmarried with Mizrahi Jews, often Mizrahi Jews in those countries adopted Sephardic customs and stared referring to themselves as Sephardic after several generations. Additionally, not all Mizrahim are from the Arab world, for insatnce, Persian, Indian and Georgian Jews are considered Mizrahim, these are not Arabic-speaking countries. Today, in modern Israel, all three groups marry among each other frequently, so it is becoming harder to find an Israeli of exclusively Ashkenazic or Mizrahi heritage, or even if you do, they will often have many other close relatives (niences, nephews, cousins) who are "mixed". So a lot of people like to fantasize that the "European Jews will go back to Europe", the "Middle Eastern Jews will goback to the Arab countries where their families are from" at this point, it won't happen, Israelois are all mixed.

I have not the pleasure of living in Israel or Palestine. But from the outside the family of my grandmother was sephardic who came from Lebanon and Syria into Mexico, my grandmother was not raised as a jewish woman strictly but in the community there's a trend to think ashkenazi are invading not only Israel but also causing conflict innecesary if they'd agreed to respect the borders already stablished, because in the past mizrachim and sepharadim jews lived in peace within muslims and christians of the Levant, and now ashkenazi are thought to be responsible of the zionist position of not respecting the borders.

@almoglevin3862

8 жыл бұрын

+Mikis Gaitan You're quite wrong. Jews in Muslim lands were massacred and expelled from countires (such as Islamic Spain, Morocco). It's also rather stereotypically said that Mizrahim/Sephardic Jews in Israel vote for right-winged parties and have right ideologies (which calls for one Jewish state, including the West Bank) and Ashkenazim vote left (which is merely the opposite, two state solution, harmony). You can read about it here; en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1033_Fez_massacre en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Jews_under_Muslim_rule en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Jews_in_Spain

@youngcitybandit

8 жыл бұрын

+Almog Levin If you want to go into number the christians have slaughtered A LOT more than any muslim/arab. they make the number look small actually

@hennessyblues4576

8 жыл бұрын

+Almog Levin You couldn't be more wrong about muslims killing jews in spain. Jews actually became allies with the muslims, and when the muslims lost. Spain would ban jews from their country. Its another reason why the inquisition was launched. There are areas still in spain that have old paintings showing the battlefield, one side has Christian crosses, the other has cresent moons, and about three jewish stars flying with them.

@hennessyblues4576

8 жыл бұрын

lu dae What does that have to do with what I just said?

@digiart622

8 жыл бұрын

you said : "" in islamic spain,Islamic Iran.anymore?"" Anymore what?" You might wanna finish your comment.

Are the ashkenazi related to the Palestinian peoples?

@georgyzhukov6409

3 жыл бұрын

well they both have a lot of middle eastern dna

@moisuomi

2 жыл бұрын

Distantly, but yes

Mizrahis are arabs like the drusen or am i wrong

These poor Palestinians are so mistaken. Here is the truth: Sephardim; Mostly rightwing, xenophobe, extremist. Most of them vote likud and shas. It seems the older generation more than often shows an inclination towards nostalgia about their lives in the Arab countries, they say it was better than how Israel is today, or that they are sorry they came to Israel in the first place and stuff. But the young ones are the skinheads of Israel. Ashkenazim: Mostly leftist liberal secularists. These came to establish Israel in the first place with their Kibbutzim where religion played no part. Only later when the Russian jews started to come, the amount of right wing Askenazi's started to grow. It doesnt mean there are no rightwing Ashkenazim or leftist Sephardim, I only am showing a general inclination in the groups.

@OKREDHOT

10 жыл бұрын

Indeed, it is not surprising and in fact, very-well documented in the Israeli sociology. To sum it up, as one guy said, the Western remains Western, the Eastern remains Eastern. European Jews lived under Haskalah (Enlightenment), Industrial Revolution, and Antisemitism. Their Zionism was built against Jewishness and their Diaspora condition, this concept is called SHLILAT HAGALUT (Negation of the Diaspora). In short, they internalized the European antisemitism and tried to overcome it. The whole Zionist goal was to create a New Jew (yehudi hakhadash). A "hyper-European" Jew, phyiscally proud and muscular, instead of the eternal bent and weak jew figure of the SHTETL, grounded in the soil (agriculture and patriot) instead of the urban cosmopolitan jew, socialist instead of the banker, trader, tax collector or accountant; and finally, atheist instead of the bearded religious man. This was the mindset of Ashkenazi Zionism and what Israeli culture meant. However, as time passes, European Jews splitted again in their old habits: an ultra-Orthodox segment emerged, keeping the whole Diaspora culture and even language (Yiddish) and on the other hand, a total reconstruction of the rootless, leftist and liberal, highly secular and educated, cosmopolitan Jew AS THEIR NORTH AMERICAN COUNTERPARTS (Seinfeld, Woody Allen, Steven Spielberg, Michael Bloomberg). On the other hand, Middle Eastern Jews did not experience Enlightenment, Industrial Revolution, and institutionalized antisemitism. Therefore, when they came to Israel, they had nothing to hate about their traditions and culture. They stayed conservative, traditional and hot-blooded as their Arab neighbours. The Russian Jews who came later, are mainly European Jews but they kept the very rude and racist culture of Russia, where being authoritarian is appreciated, so they formed, after the 1990s, the bulk of the secular Right (based upon the Jabotinsky's Revisionism).

@focusontheargument

10 жыл бұрын

OKREDHOT Well, thank u very very much for this enlightening reply. It is set apart by its eruditeness from most of the youtube replies we see daily. Have copy pasted it into a text file for further verification. Thnx again :) Shalom alekh.

@OKREDHOT

10 жыл бұрын

focusontheargument you are welcome. I can give you the reference of my book: Oz Almog - The Sabra: The Creation of the New Jew

@focusontheargument

10 жыл бұрын

OKREDHOT Ooo thank u very much! Added to my txt file. Thanks again!

@thefreeworldproject8742

10 жыл бұрын

OKREDHOT: you have a very interesting and informative view I must say. So why there is obvious anti-Arab views by Jews who are originally from Arab background? I would love to read your book.

Crazy Questions...

The jews from arab countries are like muslims similar culture

The first arab guy... everything he thought is like the opposite form reality, cool point of view tho.

@mamalop311

8 ай бұрын

It is not he said european but it is mistranslated because arabic language dont have p

Ashkenazi aren't Europeans! Ashkenazi was a descendent of Noah. Noah was born blonde and very white. The Ashkenazi Jews migrated in diaspora to Eastern Europe.

@lordfedjoe

8 ай бұрын

So Mark Zuckerberg is not White?

Of course they are going to say the mizrahim are superior and ashkenazim are inferior

Zan

Mizrahi and Ashkenazi are both fighting side to side the Palestinians with the same weapon ! me as a human being i dont see any difference..Peaceful people is the Exception Whether they are Mizrahi or Ashkenazi .

Palestinians and Israelis looked like same color only difference is the language

@7:33 - Genetics have shown that underneath the skin, Ashkenazim mostly descend from ancient Epipaleolithic, Neolithic, Chalcolithic and Bronze Age Levantine common ancestors. Like all Diaspora Jewish communities, they absorbed gentile converts from their host populations, to varying degrees. That's why Ashkenazim diverge in an European direction, because they absorbed gentile converts from Greece, Italy and to a lesser extent from Eastern European and Central European converts. But genetically speaking they are still closer to Sephardim and Mizrahim than to modern European Gentiles.

@shashow8596

2 жыл бұрын

I'm Syrian Jew. And my tall handsome wife is a lebanese Shiite with jewish roots. The Ashkenazi Jews are east Europeans. And their language is Yiddish which is extremely different from Hebrew. All of them learnt Hebrew after reaching Israel in 1948.

@teelurizzo8542

2 жыл бұрын

@@shashow8596 Not sure what your point is. Language and genetics don't always go together. The fact that Ashkenazim learned Hebrew after arriving in Israel after 1948 does not negate the scientific reality that they have roots in the Levant. Ashkenazim as 'Eastern Europeans' can only be correctly stated in the sense that the immediate ancestor of the modern Ashkenazim inhabited Eastern Europe from circa 1400 CE till the Holocaust. Before that they were mostly in the German Rheinlands (circa 1000 CE) Before that their ancestors were in Rome (circa 0CE to 70 CE) and before that they were in the Levant. Modern Ashkenazim 'Euro admixture' is essentially South European (Roman and Greek), showing only a minor element of East Euro/Central admixture. My point is: the fact that their ancestors lived in Europe does nothing to negate their ultimate and largely Levantine roots. All Jewish communities absorbed gentile converts from their host populations.

@shashow8596

2 жыл бұрын

@@teelurizzo8542 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Their culture is extremely different. And they don't follow the tradition of first paternal cousin marriage. And Yiddish is a European language.

@shashow8596

2 жыл бұрын

@@teelurizzo8542 there were many converts into Judaism.

@teelurizzo8542

2 жыл бұрын

@@shashow8596 Conversions happened early on in the Diaspora and overwhelmingly in South Europe - Italy and Greek, and basically on the maternal side. overwhelming majority of Paternal Ashkenazim Y DNA haplotypes are of Levantine, Middle East, West Asian origin, identical to other Jewish groups such as Sephardim, Mizrahim and also very similar to other non Jewish, gentile Middle Easterners.

Its a loaded question. Ashkenazim arent European stereotypes. Its a post holocaust lie, real ashkenazim were diverse, and had many different communities. Some are more german, in culture, and basically are just german. But theres different ones, and they have darker olive skin, with unique turkish eyes, and features, we dont look very white. And our culture is way more turkish than European. Its a lie to make you forget the least eurpeanized, and to whitewash us. Theres a difference between ashkenazim that were white and not, they are considered cigany compares to the pure german jews: that ppl mistake for ashkenazim.

the female translator having full conversations is annoying.

Ashkenzanim pretty much have all the power, politics, finance and large corporations and mizrahi jews are second class people for them and everybody knows that.

@moisuomi

2 жыл бұрын

I mean…. There is a full on Muslim Arab party in Israeli government…… sooooooo…… Also most Mizrahis HATE Palestinians even more than Ashkenazi’s. You are just plain wrong. The Ashkenazis have more power because they are the ones who founded Israel.

@user-zo1mn6wn1k

2 жыл бұрын

@@moisuomi im mizrahi and i can tell u that we get a lot of hate from ashkenazi jews too

@moisuomi

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-zo1mn6wn1k What kind of hate?

@user-zo1mn6wn1k

2 жыл бұрын

@@moisuomi as a kid i would be bullied for were i come from and my skin colour only because i wasnt like the ashkenazi jews

@user-zo1mn6wn1k

2 жыл бұрын

But not all ashkenazi jews are bad usualy its the religious ashkenazi jews who treat us differently

They are the same think themselves about others

Wrong Jesus looked dark skinned Yemeni Jee

Ashkenazi are white some of them are tipical Europeans, some are darker Europeans. Mizrahi are dark-skin, some of them looks like tipical Arabs, some less.

@Cocologs

3 жыл бұрын

I mean Levantine Arabs can look European. I’d argue that a Yemeni jew looks far more oriental than a Palestinian.

@user-zo1mn6wn1k

2 жыл бұрын

@@Cocologs im a yemenite jew and there are some of us that are lighter and some that are darker personally im darker but it can also depend on were your from

over 98% of Ashkenazi Jews DNA shows that they are from the Levant, so of course they would look middle eastern.

@Tamir-Barkahan

10 жыл бұрын

Yep, but stating facts is "racist", so I've been told... So too bad. You can't change people's minds, even with facts. It's a bit like expecting a creationist to consider evolution a scientifically established reality. In the same way, arabs will always believe ashkenazim are "eurotrash" (to quote one of the comments on this page), no matter how ridiculous this assertion sounds.

@snakey934Snakeybakey

10 жыл бұрын

אחיקם גדליהו ישעיהו בן הלל yeah. its amazing how people can believe their shit historical narratives.

@Tamir-Barkahan

10 жыл бұрын

"Recent genetic studies show that Ashkenazi Jews have over 80% European mtDNA." As I said, you should avoid addressing topics you do not understand. The Costa et al paper's own data contradicts this assertion, so you shouldn't exactly be surprised if actual PPNB mtDNA samples refute this funny theory (Fernandez et al. 2014). "they're definitely not like the sub-human Levantines" They actually are.

@ChechnyaIsntACountry

10 жыл бұрын

אחיקם גדליהו ישעיהו בן הלל "As I said, you should avoid addressing topics you do not understand. The Costa et al paper's own data contradicts this assertion, so you shouldn't exactly be surprised if actual PPNB mtDNA samples refute this funny theory (Fernandez et al. 2014)." Point out the contradiction in the Costa study. All Behar concluded was that the mtDNA was primary middle Eastern due to a high frequency of mtDNA K in the Levant. That's not a decisive conclusion, that's poor judgment. The paper you cited (Fernandez et al. 2014) is about a 10K year old Levantine cite that was found to have a high frequency of mtDNA K. It mentions that one of the K sub clades in PPNB constitutes 20% of modern Ashkenazim. However, it doesn't directly refute the paper and rather dismisses it: "According to [Costa et al. 2013] the majority of the Ashkenazi mtDNA lineages can be assigned to three major founders within haplogroup K (31% of their total lineages): K1a1b1a, K1a9 and K2a2. The absence of characteristic mutations within the control region in the PPNB K-haplotypes allow discarding them as members of either sub-clades K1a1b1a or K2a2, both representing a 79% of total Ashkenazi K lineages. However, without a high-resolution typing of the mtDNA coding region it cannot be excluded that the PPNB K lineages belong to the third sub-cluster K1a9 (20% of Askhenazi K lineages). Moreover, in the light of the evidence presented here of a loss of lineages in the Near East since Neolithic times, the absence of Ashkenazi mtDNA founder clades in the Near East should not be taken as a definitive argument for its absence in the past. " A big problem with these conclusions is that geneticists aren't historians. This can lead to conclusions that contradict the past. Haplotypes don't just disappear you know and the fact that the mtDNA of the Ashkenazim point to a prehistoric European origin doesn't directly contradict the Fernandez study. I'd also like to make note that Near Eastern ancestry does not equate to Levantine ancestry, so how conclusive can the y-DNA really be? Then again, why should I educate an Islamophobe such as yourself? That avatar is quite offensive. A frequent jihadwatch.org viewer I see. You're a disgrace to all the liberal Ashkenazim. "They actually are." Except without the sub-Saharan ancestry and the addition of European mtDNA and +115 IQ. Tell me, why are all the prosperous and innovative Jews in Israel Ashkenazim? It seems that Mizrahi and Sephardic are innovative as Arabs. How does it feel to know that the only people who are keeping this Jewish state prosperous happens to be a demographic minority?

@Daritto7117

10 жыл бұрын

I'd like to see where the sampled blood and DNA from 98% of Ashkenazi Jews? Oh how convenient, that's just Zionist propaganda.

I like how the last man responds in relatively good English and gives a good answer: for a Palestinian who has been relegated to second class in his own land by immigrant Jews, whether Ashkenazi or Sephardic or Mizrahi, this question is rather moot. It is only a serious question among Israelis. The interviewer obviously wants to deflect from the fact that this is an Israeli racism problem. Among the multiple racism problem Israel contains.

Les mizrahims et sépharades sont les plus complexes ..les plus extrémistes en général..il est fréquent en revanche de rencontrer des ashkénazes dans la volonté de comprendre de parvenir à des relations de qualité avec l'environnement palestinien et arabe ..les ashkénazes compte tenu de leur tragique sort en Europe ont une plus grande légitimité israélienne que les autres et ces autres nourrissent un complexe qui les rend plus extrémistes ...

The girl who translate is very bad