Comments by "Sim Ko" (@simko8665) on "Corey Gil-Shuster" channel.

  1. According to the Jewish law, if you are in danger, you can enter a Mosque. You are not allowed to enter a church. Anyway not to a Catholic one. Few yeas ago, in a Jewish Synagogue in an Israeli Airport, when it was empty, I saw some Muslims who prayed there. with no problem.
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  2. @@beautifulworld5025 That's the reason. No pictures and statues inside Synagogues and Mosques. On the other hand there are Protestant Churches which are also free of that.
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  3.  @poorindiansanddogsarenotal1276  Even the Quran says that the Land of Israel belongs to the Sons of Israel. 5;12.
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  4. Just for your poor knowledge. In the year 2000, PM Barak offered the Palestinians all the Terrirtoris back. In 2008 PM Olmert offered them the same. both times the Palestinians rejected Isreal offers. Why? You can hear the reason every day which says: From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free" Not just free, but free of Jews. Now ask the Palestinians what they are willing to give for peace.
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  5. How can they know their history? The so-called Palestinians were invented as a nation only at the time of the British, which means about 100 years. Till then they were Muslims who lived there along with others ones like Christians, Jews, Druze and others.
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  6. Give you back Palestine? To whom, there were never a state with this name and not Arabs by that names till about 90 years ago.
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  7. @@beautifulworld5025 That's right. Also for the Jews. Jesus was born a Jew, lived as a Jew and died as a Jew. No human being can be a God as the Christians believe. I do not argue with one who believes his faith is the right one. I also do not convince others to convert.
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  8.  @sammalama  Where did you take the idea that "the whole world is your slaves"? Where did you see it written? Hear it saying?
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  9.  methodius--9405  Wasn't he born a Jew? Just for your poor knowledge, he was born a Jew, lived as a Jew and died as a Jew. He never was a Christian. Christianity began only with Paulus. Ask your priest/Kadi.
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  10. Since there were no "Palestinians" at the time of the Torah, this question is irelevant. Try a better one.
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  11.  @iqclub.5555  Let's leave everyone with his faith and we will avoid wars in the world.
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  12. You made me laugh. Israelis and PA's meet every day. PA's are working in Israel and Israelis are buying in the PA's markets in the West Bank. This question shows how you are disconnected to daily life in this region.
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  13. Many of the East Jerusalem Arab people did it long time ago and have the right to vote.
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  14. The answer is very simple. According to the Jewish religion, a Jew is one who was born to a Jewish woman or was converted to Judaism.
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  15. You got all of this till 12.1987. Can you recall what had happened then? Why Israel had to deny Palestinians to arrive in Israel? I remember thousands of vehicles going out the Gaza strip taking workers to Israel. After the suicide bombers started their actions against Israelis, there was no choice but to block the roads to Israel. Till today. The walls decreased the numbers of killing innocents Israeli citizen.
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  16. In Haifa and Jaffa in 1948, some of the Arab residents were persuaded by their leaders to leave and did so, others were persuaded by the Jews there not to leave and remain in their homes to this day. I don't have much information about Haifa but the Arab residents of Jaffa continuously attacked the city of Tel Aviv and caused many casualties. In the war against Jaffa, the Israeli soldiers managed to break through the Arab lines there, and the Arab residents began to leave by ships. When the Israeli soldiers arrive the Port of Jaffa, they found there about 4,000 Arabs who waited for ships to arrive but the Israeli commanders there persuaded to go back and they did. They also live there till today and have good life. 1n 1967 not many left. I was there then and I can tell you that the locals were very happy to get rid of the corrupted They were very happy to get rid of the corrupt rule of the Jordanians who ruled there for 19 years.
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  17.  @mnljh711986  You had all of this in 1947 when you started war against Israel and lost. Now you are crying.
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  18. He had to ask Muslims of South Judea. There are many Muslims who claim having Jewish roots. They also have some Jewish traditions they do not know what are the sources of it. There is also a whole Bedouin Tribe who claim having Jewish roots. It's also reasonable since the Muslims who invaded this region about 1,400 years forced the local Jews to convert or be killed.
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  19. Few years ago, a group of Turkish Muslims arrived in the main Israeli airport. The time of prayer arrives and they went into the Synagugue there and pray. No one bothered them. They even used a Talith, a Jewish wearing when pray, as a praying carpet.
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  20. You are right. Surrender is a wrong word. The Arabs did not surrender, they just fled from the battle fields. Many of them even didn't see one Israeli soldiers.
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  21. Many of Eastern Jerusalem have Israeli citizenship, blue ID and Israeli passports.
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  22. You have to read the book The state of the Jews by Theodor Herzl. In that book there is a full cooperation between Jews and Arab who are benefiting each other. That what my ancestors hoped when they arrived there.
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  23. The last woman was asked the same questions as the others but answered what she was told automaticly to answer no matter what kind of a question it is.
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  24.  @aljazeelchannel  Why do you insist to show your ignorance in public? Read a book and see how wrong you are. For your information, most of the so-called Palestinians arrive in that land at the end of the 19th Century. The Jews arrrived there at the same time. .many of them were European but there were also many Yemen Jews and also from the Levant. When Israel was founded, most of the Jews of the Arab countries arrived in Israel as refugees. 900,000 of them. Now this number grew up to millions. Do you think that the Arab countries would let them in? Read a book.
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  25. The all Palestinians who live in Israel have an Israeli citizenship including an Israeli passport.
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  26.  @انتصارمحمد-ص1ف  How do you know that God said it? Where did you take that nonesens?
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  27. Surrender is a wrong word. The Arabs did not surrender, they just fled from the battle fields. Many of them even didn't see one Israeli soldiers.
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  28. Today there is almost no more problem of Ashkenazi and Mizrahi Jews. It still remains among ashkenazi ultra-Orthodox Jews.
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  29. The loyalty of the Arabs is given first to the close family. After that to the enlarged family. After to the Hamulah, families of the same ancestors. Then to the tribe and the country is coming at the end.
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  30.  @patriotsforisrael2025  Passover at Jesus time was a Jewish holiday. The Christian Passover started years after his time.
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  31. Russia. They are right. They do not need Nato on their border. Ukraine voted against Israel dozens of time in the UN. I can't forget what my mother told me about the Ukraines who voluntarily almost killed her and about other 7,000 Jews in a Dead Marsh who were not lucky as she was. I'm not talking about the Ukraine Jews.
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  32.  @rockypoonny243  It matters a lot. The Palestinians claim that they have lived in this area for thousands of years, while the Jews have lived there for a very short period of time, therefore this area belongs to the Palestinians. To this day, not even a single archaeological find has been found that can prove their claim, compared to a huge Jewish archaeological find.
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  33.  @alhalabi1  Their ancestors who arrived in this region in the 19th Century spoke an Egyptian accent. So are also the Syrians, Lebanese and more. Many are called Massry and many from Syria who are called Halabi, just like yourself.
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  34. To put an end to it, here are the true facts. Muslims live there for about 1,300 years. Most of them arrived from Arabia and were called Arabs. They arrived in the M.E and also to a region there called Palestina or Syria- Palestina, a name which the Romans gave to that region in about 135 AD after the last Jewish revolt against them. Jews also lived there for about 3,300 years. Some time they were the majority and sometime the minority but they lived there consecutively all those years. All that time there was no state names Palestina, and no Arabs called Palestinians till about the 30th of the 20th Century. At the 19th century this region, which was under Ottoman rule, underwent a transformation. Some European countries and also America gained a foothold there and opened diplomatic consulates there. Many Pilgrims and tourists started to arrive there and needed Accommodations. Many Churches started to be built and also monasteries and hospitals and other public buildings. All this needed skilled workers that the locals could not provide. This demand for skilled workers caused a certain migration from other Muslim countries who joined the local Arabs and after a while their families joined them as well making their numbers to start increasing. After those small waves of workers and builders making the Economy there better, many others started to follow as migrant workers. The main waves started to arrive in the last 150 – 100 years making them what is now known as "Palestinians". It's very easy to trace where they arrived from by their surenames, like Massarwa and El-Fayumh from Egypt, Bagdadi from Iraq, Halabi from Syria and many more. Just as the same time also waves of Jews started to arrive from Eastern Europe and from Yemen for their own reasons. They bought lands from the local Arab landlords and began to establish farms and small villages based on agriculture. For lack of agricultural knowledge, the Jews had to employ local Arabs which caused more Arab migrants to arrive and work in Jewish farms and the others Assimilated among the local Arab population.. After the British got the Mandat over Palestine, and after the Jews succeeded with agriculture and with light Industry, more Jews also continued to arrive and the land began to flourish and so the Economics. The local Arabs didn't like it and started riots against the Jews killing many of them. The Arabs also started a revolt against the British blaming them for letting Jews in. The leader of this revolt was Hag Amin El-Husseini who was the Mufti - their spiritual leader. He was the first to call this region Palestine as a state, and the local Arabs, Palestinians, in order to united them under a nationality of their own. This is the short history of the so-called Palestinians who claim living there for thousands of years.
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  35.  @Gabriel-dy6pm  Yes, you are right. there was no Jewish sovereignty from 63 BC when the Romans took over their land. You also are right saying that the two revolts against Rome prove it. How ever, many stayed there and also many Jews left to the Galilee mountains and existed since then till today, some time more and some time less, depends on the conqueror. The most of the so-called Palestinians arrived in this region only about 100-140 years ago as Migrant workers at the Ottoman time. No they claim living there for ages till the Canaanites time.
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  36. I can see that you know the Torah better then the Quran. 😂 What a bunch if nonsense.
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  37. True.
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  38.  @Whatever4867  Not in your life time, not in their life time as well. Israel is and will be the home of the Jews for ever.
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  39. Just look at the numbers of Christians who lived in Bethlehem twenty or thirty years ago and how many of them still live there. Bethlehem is under the rule of the Palestinians authority and not under Israel. Here are the numbers. From a majority of 60% then to only 20% now. Who rushed them out of town??
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  40. In 1948 about 700,000 Arabs became refugees and were put in refugee Camps, and they still live there hand folded and with no hope, and UNRWA encourage them to stay refugees for ages. In 1948 till 1950, about 900,000 Jews from Arab countries were expelled and went to Israel. Israel absorded these refugees and gave them housings and jobs even Israel had not enough money for itself at that time.
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  41. That's what they did in the first place. Unfortunately for them they lost. Now you want them to try again?
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  42. We, the Jews of Israel have a deal with our brothers American Jews. They live there and are sending money to Israel. In return the Jews of Israel give them the assurance that in times of need they will have a place to escape to.
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  43.  @poorindiansanddogsarenotal1276  This is the only case the Quran was right.... What about the refugee Jews who arrived from Arab countries ?
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  44. My family joined its family who lived in the Ottoman Empire for ages.
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  45.  @frankjames7272  Seven Arab Armies invaded Israel in order to defeat Israel and to throw the Jews into the sea as the Arab leaders announced many times. The poor plain soldiers didn't understand why they have to risk their lives for others and fled after a short time.
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  46. I watched it till about 8:00 and it was enough for me. 1. No body of them are a refugee. A refugee is one who were expelled from his land by force. They are too young to be refugees. Their parents certainly are. In that way I'm also a refugee since my ancestors were expelled by force from their land. 2. The guy at 8:00 was asked where his parents were born and he answered - deir Rafat. He also was asked where is it and answered that it is located north of Jerusalem. Well, this village is located South-West to Jerusalem. Further more, it still exists till today and its Arab citizens still live there. They and many other Arabs were convinced by Israel in 1948 not to leave among many other Arabs who still live peacefully in their original towns and villages. That's the reason that I stopped watching the rest of it. Enough lies for 8 minutes.
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  47. Surrender is a wrong word. The Arabs did not surrender, they just fled from the battle fields. Many of them even didn't see one Israeli soldiers.
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  48. Jews lived in this area for ages (the ones that the Muslims didn't kill). They lived in mixed villages and towns like Hebron, Sffad, Tiberias and most of them in Jerusalem where they were the majority at the beginning of the 20th Century according to the Ottoman Authorities. When the first Jews came out the walls of Jerusalem in about 140 years ago and start creating farms, they had no former experience of field works. They had to take the local Arabs to work and to show them what to do. When more and more farms where established, the demand for skilled workers grew up and many of them start to arrive from the areas around Israel. After that they also brought their family along and that's the way the Palestinian legend begun. Now they are claiming it for themselves. You can see many so called Palestinians with name which show where they arrived from. Massri from Egypt, Halabi fro Syria, Araqi fro Iraq. It's true that there are many who lived there since the Muslims took over this area. Now Israel took it over from them.
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  49. I want to go there for a visit as a tourist and not as a soldier who was there twice 40 years ago.
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  50. I'm a Jew and my own daughter was a secretary of a Palestinian constructor for three years. She even invited him and his family to a Bar Mitzva of one of her children and they arrived with no problem. They are in touch till now. Telephonic. Many settlers are in touch with Palestinians workers, who are building and reconstruct their houses. They are good workers and much cheaper of Jewish workers.
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