Name: Jung jewish man explaining his experience with palestinians
Uploaded: 2026-10-14T18:03:53.129892+00:00
Duration: 3 min 24 s
Channel: Brandon Concenciao
Description: The speaker opens by establishing his personal standpoint: he is Jewish, has visited more than 75 countries, and is offering his own experience rather than an abstract opinion. He describes travelling in the Palestinian territories, where he told people he was Jewish and was met with friendliness —

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The speaker opens by establishing his personal standpoint: he is Jewish, has visited more than 75 countries, and is offering his own experience rather than an abstract opinion. He describes travelling in the Palestinian territories, where he told people he was Jewish and was met with friendliness — people who did not care what he was and simply wanted to talk and show him around. He contrasts this with the treatment he witnessed of Palestinians entering Israel from Zone A to Zone C territory, where Israeli guards interrogated them in a way he describes as unfair. He also notes that when he talks to Israelis about Palestinians, they rarely have anything good to say. He recounts asking Jewish and Israeli acquaintances why the killing of Palestinian children in Gaza is treated as normal, and says the answer he consistently receives is that the children are trained to hate them, so they must be killed; he pushes back on this logic by asking how people could avoid hatred when their homes are bombed and their families killed. He goes further, arguing that it is in fact Jewish and Israeli children who are trained from a young age to hate Palestinians, reversing the claim he encountered. Asked whether what is happening amounts to genocide, he answers that it obviously is. He also describes a change he is observing in real life and online: Jewish people abandoning the Israeli identity altogether, questioning what they were taught, and turning to the Torah's instruction to love everybody and treat all as equals. He points out that the Torah is also the first testament of the Bible and shared with the Qur'an, describing them as essentially the same religion speaking of the same God, and argues that no one can claim supremacy over others. He concludes by saying he has never seen Jewish people abandon this ideology at such a rapid rate, that Netanyahu's actions put Jewish people in greater danger by fuelling antisemitism, and that a fringe group has hijacked the Jewish religion and is responsible for the decisions being made — not the common people.

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A Jewish man who has travelled to over 75 countries shares his firsthand observations of the Israel–Palestine situation, contrasting the warmth he experienced from Palestinians in the territories with the hostility and interrogations he witnessed from Israeli guards at checkpoints. He argues that what is happening in Gaza amounts to genocide and describes a growing wave of Jewish people abandoning the Israeli identity and the ideology they say they were raised with.

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The speaker identifies himself as Jewish and says he has visited over 75 countries, framing his account as personal observation rather than opinion.
He says that when he told Palestinians in the territories that he was Jewish, they were friendly and welcoming and did not care about his background.
He describes Israeli guards interrogating Palestinians crossing from Zone A to Zone C territory, which he calls unfair.
He says Israelis he spoke with justify killing Palestinian children in Gaza by claiming they are trained to hate Israelis, and he counters that bombing houses and killing families is what produces that hatred.
He argues the reverse is true — that Jewish and Israeli children are trained from a young age to hate Palestinians.
He states outright that what is happening is genocide, and dismisses those who deny it as influenced by Netanyahu.
He says he is seeing Jewish people abandon the Israeli identity at a rapid rate, rejecting the idea of being a superior race and returning to the Torah's teaching to love everybody and treat all as equals.
He points to the Torah as the first testament of the Bible and as shared with the Qur'an, describing them as essentially the same religion speaking of the same God, and says no human can claim supremacy.
He holds that Netanyahu's actions endanger Jewish people by fuelling antisemitism, and that a fringe group has hijacked the Jewish religion and is responsible for these decisions, not the common people.

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I'm 100% Jewish, and I've been to over 75 countries. I'm going to explain the Israel and Palestine situation from my point of view as someone who has been all over the world and is Jewish himself. Personally, when I went to Palestinian territories and spoke to people and told them I was Jewish, they were very friendly. They didn't care what I was. They wanted to talk, find out about me, and just showed me around.

Sounds like back in the 1930s, just before World War Two kicked off, there was the Haavara agreement, and the Palestinians welcomed Jews into their land. As a result, Israel was born. The Palestinians were completely unknowing that obviously the Rothschilds had this plan to take over their land. But during the Haavara agreement, they let these Jews into Palestine because it was a safeguard, because they didn't want them all to be killed in Germany. It's just an example of these people being super welcoming.

Now, when I watched it the other way around, when Palestinians went to Israel and crossed from a zone A to zone C territory, the Israeli guards were interrogating them. It wasn't fair in any type of way. And when you speak to an Israeli about Palestinians, they never have anything nice to say. Now, this is just from my personal point of view. This is not, you know, me and my opinions. This is just what I saw.

But besides that point, when I ask people that are Jewish or Israeli why it's normal that they're killing kids in Gaza, you know, Palestinian kids, their response is always the same: because they're trained to hate us, so we need to kill them. How can they not hate you when you bomb all of their houses and kill their family? How can they not hate you? And if you think about it, the truth is Jewish people and Israelis are the ones that are trained from a young age to hate Palestinians. It's kind of the other way around.

So is what's going on genocide? Obviously 100%. If you think it's not, then I don't know what's wrong with you. You're just part of the Netanyahu hypnotizing whatever. I think that the way I see it is something I saw with my personal lives. I'm not saying any opinions because I'm Jewish or anything. This is really what I saw, and this is the real situation.

I'm seeing comments on this video, and I'm talking to Jewish people in real life where they are abandoning the whole Israeli identity altogether because it doesn't make sense to them or to their religion. A lot of these people were brainwashed from a very young age to believe that Israel and the Israelis are just a superior race. But a lot of people that are Israeli are waking up to the fact that, okay, no, this is not true. This is just something we were fed, and that the Torah tells me to love everybody and that we're all equals.

Because guess what? The Torah is also the main book in Catholicism. It's the first testament of the Bible. It's the Quran as well. It's a shared book. These are all the same religion, essentially talking about the same God. And if you believe in a supreme power, you realize that he is the supreme. You can't be the supreme. You can be one with the Supreme, but you're not better than anybody else on this planet.

I have never seen so many people that are Jewish actually abandoning this ideology at such a rapid rate. And if you just go through the comment sections on a lot of these videos, you'll realize that Jewish people are waking up at a rapid rate and realizing that people like Netanyahu are putting their people in more danger by doing stuff like this, because then people turn to not liking Jewish people. When really, it's a crazy group within the Jewish religion that have really hijacked the Jewish religion that's in charge of all of these terrible decisions. It's not the common people that necessarily want this. And if they do, it's because they've been brainwashed and they need to come out from that. But this gentleman has come out from it and he's speaking out, and we need more of it.

Topics#Palestine#Gaza#Israel#Jewish testimony#genocide#occupation and checkpoints#antisemitism#Netanyahu

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0:00 I'm 100% Jewish, and I've been to over 75 countries.

0:03 And I'm going to explain to you that Israel and Palestine situation, from my point of view of someone that's been all over the world and is Jewish himself, personally, when I went to Palestinian territories and spoke to people and told them I was Jewish, they were very friendly.

0:16 They didn't care what I was.

0:17 They wanted to talk, find out about me, and just showed me around.

0:20 Sounds like back in the 1930s, just before World War Two kicked off, there was the Haavara agreement and the Palestinians welcomed Jews into their land.

0:29 As a result, Israel was born.

0:31 The Palestinians were completely unknowing that obviously the Rothschilds had this plan to take over their land.

0:37 But during the Haavara agreement, they let these Jews into Palestine because it was a safeguard, because they didn't want them all to be killed in Germany.

0:43 It's just an example of these people being super welcoming.

0:47 Now, when I watched it the other way around, when Palestinians went to Israel and crossed from a zone A to zone C territory, the Israeli guards were interrogating them.

0:56 It wasn't fair in any type of way.

0:58 And when you speak to an Israeli about Palestinians, they never have anything nice to say.

1:03 Now, this is just from my personal point of view.

1:05 This is not, you know, me and my opinions.

1:07 This is just what I saw.

1:08 But besides that point, when I ask people that are Jewish or Israeli why it's normal that they're killing kids in Gaza.

1:16 You know, Palestinian kids.

1:17 And their response is always the same because they're trained to hate us.

1:21 So we need to kill them.

1:22 How can they not hate you when you bomb all of their houses and kill their family, how can they not hate you?

1:28 And if you think about it, the truth is Jewish people and Israelis are the ones that are trained from a young age to hate Palestinians.

1:36 It's kind of the other way around.

1:38 So is what's going on with genocide.

1:40 Obviously 100%.

1:41 If you think it's not, then I don't know what's wrong with you.

1:43 You're just part of the Netanyahu hypnotizing whatever.

1:47 I think that the way I see it is something I saw with my personal lives.

1:51 I'm not saying any opinions because I'm Jewish or anything.

1:54 This is really what I saw and this is the real situation.

1:56 I'm seeing comments on this video, and I'm talking to Jewish people in real life where they are abandoning the whole Israeli identity altogether because it doesn't make sense to them or to their religion.

2:07 A lot of these people were brainwashed from a very young age to believe that Israel in the Israelis are just a superior race.

2:14 But a lot of people that are Israeli are waking up to the fact that, okay, no, this is not true.

2:18 This is just something we were fed and that the Torah tells me to love everybody and that we're all equals.

2:23 Because guess what?

2:24 The Torah is also this main book in Catholicism.

2:27 It's the first testament of the Bible.

2:29 It's the Quran as well.

2:30 It's it's a shared book.

2:31 These are all the same religion, essentially talking about the same God.

2:35 And if you believe in a supreme power, you realize that he is the supreme.

2:39 You can't be the supreme.

2:40 You can be one with the Supreme, but you're not better than anybody else on this planet.

2:44 I have never seen so many people that are Jewish, actually abandoning this ideology at such a rapid rate.

2:50 And if you just go through the comment sections on a lot of these videos, you'll realize that Jewish people are waking up at a rapid rate and realizing that people like Netanyahu are putting their people in more danger by doing stuff like this, because then people turn to not liking Jewish people, when really, it's a crazy group within the Jewish religion that have really hijacked the Jewish religion that's in charge of all of these terrible decisions.

3:13 It's not the common people that necessarily want this.

3:16 And if they do, it's because they've been brainwashed and they need to come out from that.

3:20 But this gentleman has come out from it and he's speaking out, and we need more of it.

Jung jewish man explaining his experience with palestinians

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