Hava Nagila - Hebrew Folk Song - Best Version

Hava Nagila is a Hebrew folk song composed in 1918 in celeberation of the Balfour Declaration and the victory of the British over the Ottomans in the region. The song has went on to become a classic celebration song for Israeli events such as in weddings.

I do not take any sides in the conflict and the video is made for purely entertainment purposes, as I am a personal fan of the melody. Political comments are not appreciated, please keep the comments free of any fight.

I do not know what song to do next, so if any of you have any ideas feel free to recommend in the comments, also another history video will come soon whenever I can get rid of my laziness and also the cringe I feel upon hearing my own voice, as the artwork is already done. Remember to check it out when it comes!

[SnipesMcGee]

The last thing heard before thousands of pagers rang at the same time

[kxvinns]

what iran president hear before the crash

[majsivic]

guys yall see the second guy in the bottom left corner?

[NatushVain]

Hanniyah in Iran: “Why do I hear a final boss theme?”

[ronsu]

Mossad when they found Hamas leaders hideout:

[Tommy_Orca]

this had played on my head for 3 days now

[luigimrlgaming]

POV: Everyone keeps talking about Israel but you swear you’ve heard this song in some Bollywood or Disney movie set in Arabia.

[handlesareanunfortunatefeature]

This is what has been playing over Gaza 24/7 since October 7th.

[umcmedic]

The song when kayne enters the final boss room

[natashaweeland]

Sinwar has to listen to this for eternity

[lucioweht]

When you have beef with 3 different guys at school :

[lebleu]

I love how every comment is either an anti-semetic joke or a evangelical-protestant simp

[Rianggr]

imagine being a syrian tanker and you hear this from distance

[miguepapeador]

Motorola's devices if they've had a song

[SOUFIANEEL-ABOUBI]

Shalom, I can't stop listening to this wonderful music.

[RetiredAccount]

POV: You are a bag of money being pushed on a cart to be deposited into the banks vault

[fpostolache]

Probably the most known hebrew song.
A hebrew friend told me once that it's a song for kids.
Touching anyhow.

[ShadowZE]

imagine a scene you hear this song while thousands of pagers explode .

[kathleenahearn]

My husband and I used to play and sing this song. Such a joy to hear it

[fabrimed]

Hava nagila,
Hava nagila,
Hava nagila,
Venis mecha.
Hava nagila,
Hava nagila,
Hava nagila,
Venis mecha.
Hava neranena,
Hava neranena,
Hava neranena,
Venis mecha.
Hava neranena,
Hava neranena,
Hava neranena,
Venis mecha.
Uru, Uru achim,
Uru achim belev sameach,
Uru achim belev sameach,
Uru achim belev sameach,
Uru achim
Uru achim
Belev sameach.