THIS IS LIFE IN ISRAEL: what you Shouldn't do, people, history, traditions, army ✡️🇮🇱

Get to know Israel: its geography, history, people, customs, traditions and much more.

[lf]

I'm from Greece. I visited last year. I loved the phone died and I could not get back to my hotel. I was walking and in tears as I left my wallet at the hotel. A religious man that worked or owned a shop asked me why I was crying. He closed his shop and drove me to the hotel. I was petrified I would be murdered but I felt I had no will never forget the man.
Bless Israel and its people.

[Takeko]

I have visited Israel in 2019/2020 from North to South in a rented car with a friend. We both felt very safe, unlike many countries we (2 women)have visited. I was mesmerized by the beauty, the people, the historic and religious very well preserved sites. As a Brazilian Christian I feel so thankful to the effort for keeping and guarding those wonderful sites. No country has left me with this amazing cultural impressions. Viva Israel ✨🇮🇱✨

[ceppmpackageb]

I had been to Israel in the year 2000 to study pressurized irrigation system. I was highly impressed of their courteousness, hospitality I wish them peace.

[mkboryz]

I have traveled to Israel twice to study Christian events and biblical events. I love Israel and the Jewish people. I pray for them and as a Christian I look forward to the return of Yeshua the Christ.

[TheBobbyel]

I have visited most countries and major cities of the world. Without doubt Jerusalem is the most incredible plave ever.

[pdchhjj]

I lived there for 14 months and I am not a jew. I found the Israeli the nicest most friendly people I have ever met. God bless Israel and I wish them good luck in everything they do 😊😊😊😊. Also after thinking about it I found the Muslims that lived there some of the most unfriendly violent seeming people I have met in my life.

[ottocarr]

I worked at Kibbutz Neve Eitan . I came to contribute and not travel or sight see. It was a wonderful experience and I am proud to have helped! Long live Israel!

[nsloane]

I’m Jewish & have been a Jewish educator for over 45 yrs, in Israel & the US. This video is ONE OF THE BEST, MOST ACCURATE ONES I’ve seen. It could be improved, however, by the speaker learning the correct pronunciation of many words. Overall it’s a pleasure to watch/listen to. Kol haKavod: good job!!🙂 A++ work!

[meeruisland]

Visited Israel many many tears ago for 5 days during my military career and 2 things stick in my mind, how beautiful the country was/is and how friendly the people in general are, from a shop keeper to a Police officer or military. Simple hello / goodbye in Hebrew goes along way

[SSO]

Love you all Israeli brother's and sisters and also salute IDF heroes.
God bless you 🙏, God protect you 🙏 and save all hostages. I support Israel.

[Arnolddemoiselle]

I’m sending the Jewish people, the apple of God’s eyes love from Nigeria 🇳🇬

[condovo]

Hebrew and Aramaic are read from right to left only, not up and down. Also, the notes in the Western Wall are brought to the Mount of Olives twice a year to be buried, not burned.

[thomfiel]

I was in Israel last month, and am glad that I visited when I did. Right now would be a bad time to go.

[ritamodak]

Great country, great people. May God bless them with peace and happiness

[latriciastraw]

Left a note at the Western Wall, floated in the Dead Sea, & snorkled in the Red Sea. Best bath complex & spa day. The Temple on the Mount is one of the most beautiful & peacefull place I've ever been!

[sbaa]

I’m frm malaysia and visited Israel in 2019 on a piligrimage visit.Its a beautiful country with so many historical places. I would like to visit there someday. God bless Israel and Jerusalem🙏

[sugarsauce]

What I would give to go visit Israel. Its always been a dream, I've always felt drawn to Israel and to New York. I dont know why, but every since I was a small child I've been so drawn to those places. Maybe some day I'll be blessed and I'll be able to go.

[jonathanbrennan]

This is one of the BEST presentations of Israel, their people, land, and culture that I have seen and heard. It is well worth the time to hear carefully, so we all will have a visual and better understanding of their life and culture. God's word carefully tells: Pslam 122. 6 "Pray for the peace of Jerusalem: May they prosper who love you." Jeremiah 29. 7 "And seek the peace of the city whither I have caused you to be carried away captives, and pray unto the LORD for it: for in the peace thereof shall ye have peace." THERE IS GREAT POWER IN YOUR WORDS OF FAITH BEFORE GOD!

[jamesheuer]

In 1977, when the plan was to travel overland to India, I got as far as Israel! Found work picking grapefruit and bananas on a kibbutz. When it was nearing the expiration of my 90 visa, I traveled to Tel Aviv to upgrade my visa to a one year working visa. On the way north by bus, back to my kibbutz, I stopped along the Mediterranean Sea to camp on the beach. Walking along the beach, looking north and south, nothing but sand dunes and water! After hiking for 45 minutes, I met a young girl, a photographer! We greeted each other and talked a bit and continued parting company. I went back to my campsite in the dunes, and in the morning walked back to the bus stop, back to Haifa, onward to Tiberias. Not knowing till couple days later, that last morning on the beach, a zodiac of terrorists came ashore and murder that photographer, Gail Rubin. The day of the Coastal Road Massacre!! I stayed and lived on Degania Aleph for 3 years.

[thebookwasbetter]

Fun fact - whatever you are drinking right now is kosher. It's really easy to certify liquids as kosher so most brands just do it for all their drinks. Look on your Pepsi bottle with a magnifing glass you will see a tiny K or something similar indicating it's kosher. (It's really tiny!)