Transcript [00:00] According to the Quran, nation states [00:01] are haram. [00:02] So, first and foremost [00:05] Israel wanting to expand into [00:08] uh greater Israel is a very Quranic [00:11] concept because it's actually [00:14] a I I out of the [00:16] that Allah promises in the Quran is not [00:18] limited to the modern borders of the [00:20] nation state of Israel today. [00:22] It probably it probably is in reference [00:24] to a larger portion of land. So, that's [00:26] not even that's very Quranic. Actually, [00:28] you going against that is a little bit [00:31] kafir-ish. [00:32] >> Hello Talal, how are you? [00:34] >> Hello Yamin, how are you? [00:36] >> You I'm good, man. How are you? [00:38] >> Alhamdulillah. [00:40] >> That's very well. [00:41] Uh you challenged another guy that was [00:43] here before [00:44] >> Yes. [00:44] >> to bring you an Arab army, current or [00:47] previous, that has warned [00:49] people before boom booming them, right? [00:51] >> Yes. [00:52] >> Yes, and I will [00:53] uh bring you one. The Syrian army [00:56] under uh President Bashar al-Assad [00:57] actually did that during the battle in [01:00] uh with the Kurds in January this year. [01:03] They posted graphics that are very [01:05] similar to the ones the IDF posts where [01:08] they pointed out these neighborhoods [01:10] are about to be boom boom. You should be [01:13] You should empty these neighborhoods [01:14] because we're going to boom them. [01:16] >> Beautiful. [01:16] >> they have I think I think they hired the [01:18] same graphics guy that the IDF hired, [01:20] maybe, cuz it looked eerily similar. [01:21] >> Alhamdulillah. And where where where do [01:23] you think they got inspiration to do [01:24] that from? [01:25] >> I think it might have been you guys. Who [01:27] knows? [01:30] >> So, there you go. That's that's the [01:31] whole idea of being a We have a concept [01:33] in Hebrew saying "Le'iyot or lagoyim." [01:35] You know, being a light upon the [01:36] nations. That's the perfect example. [01:39] You know? [01:39] >> Yes, yes. [01:40] >> God bless. [01:41] >> Yeah. [01:42] But uh [01:43] >> I'm happy to hear, you know, I'm I'm [01:45] happy to hear that, actually. It's good. [01:47] I'm not happy that you guys are bombing [01:48] the Kurds, but I'm happy that you're [01:50] warning people, at least. [01:51] >> Man, it was a counter-terrorism, you [01:54] know? We had to take out the team groups [01:56] that were terrorizing a lot of [01:59] It was about the Kurds. [02:02] >> Got you. [02:03] >> What do you think about Ahmed Shara? [02:05] >> Uh I I you know I [02:08] I I'm not a huge fan of what I've seen [02:10] him do to the minorities in Syria. [02:13] >> [snorts] [02:13] >> I also acknowledge we may be stuck with [02:15] him for a while, so I don't want to talk [02:16] too much cuz I'd like to visit [02:18] Syria one day. [02:19] But uh [02:21] you know, I'm as skeptical as everyone [02:23] is. He's He's a former Al-Qaeda [02:26] or ISIS terrorist. It's It's scary. [02:29] >> And we had the same situation with [02:30] Israel, right? When Menachem Begin took [02:32] power and he was a former Lehi terrorist [02:34] and you didn't have a don't have a [02:35] problem with that, so [02:37] you bring the same energy to Ahmed [02:38] Shara. [02:39] >> Yeah. Yeah, it's a definitely a [02:41] definitely the same equivalent, yeah, [02:42] brother. [02:43] >> All right. [02:44] >> [laughter] [02:44] >> Yeah, you're right. [02:45] >> They're very very ideologically aligned. [02:47] >> Begin Begin was also [02:48] >> Menachem Begin was yelling like God is [02:50] the greatest as he was killing people [02:52] and he really like believed in the [02:53] ideals of uh [02:55] you know, jihadism or Islamism or [02:57] Talmudism, is what you want to call it. [02:59] He was really like [03:01] you know, uh [03:01] >> No, but he was a revisionist Zionist, [03:03] which is the like it's very similar to [03:05] Islamic jihadism. [03:06] >> a What was the religion of Zionist? [03:09] >> He was a revisionist Zionist. [03:10] >> A revisionist Zionist. Well, explain to [03:12] me how he was a revisionist Zionist. [03:15] >> Like he wanted greater He wanted to [03:17] expand Israel's borders to include [03:19] Jordan and [03:20] >> That's not necessarily a bad thing, by [03:21] the way. [03:23] In the right In the right context, the [03:25] nation states of all according to the [03:27] Quran, you should be aware of this. [03:28] According to the Quran, nation states [03:30] are harams. [03:31] So, first and foremost, [03:34] Israel wanting to expand into [03:37] uh greater Israel is a very Quranic [03:40] concept because it's actually [03:42] a I I out of the Mukaddasah that that [03:45] Allah promises in the Quran is not [03:47] limited to the modern borders of the [03:49] nation state of Israel today. [03:51] It probably It probably is in reference [03:53] to a larger portion of land. So, that's [03:55] not even That's very Quranic. Actually, [03:57] you going against that is a little bit [04:00] >> Kaffirish. [04:01] >> That's not revisionist. That's religious [04:02] Zionism. [04:04] No, it's called revisionist Zionism. The [04:07] thing you think that the Quran says [04:10] The Quran is talking about Bene Israel. [04:12] >> Yeah. [04:14] >> And Bene Israel and the Jewish people [04:15] are not the same thing. [04:17] >> When did they stop being the same thing? [04:21] >> Mhm. Probably when the the Torah [04:24] happened, like the first [04:26] exodus of Jews from the Roman Empire. [04:29] >> Probably. Do you have definitive proof [04:31] when they stopped being the same people? [04:36] >> I mean, from what I understand, the [04:39] Jewish people who left the Roman Empire [04:41] immediately started mixing with the [04:42] populations of Southern Europe. [04:44] >> Uh-huh. [04:46] >> Like when Southern Europe was still [04:48] pagan. [04:50] So, the [04:51] like intermixing of the Jews happened [04:53] pretty quickly, actually, but [04:55] >> And what about the ones who lived What [04:56] about the ones who never left the Middle [04:58] East, like my family, for example, who [04:59] were in Antioch for 2,500 years? [05:04] >> I'm curious to to know if they mixed [05:06] with the locals as well, with the local [05:08] Arabs. [05:08] >> I told you I did a DNA test and I have [05:10] no mixing? I'm 100% Levantine [05:13] in my DNA. 100%. [05:15] >> And then? [05:17] >> It's good, right? It's also It's also [05:20] pretty accurate for for for about [05:23] 150,000 or 150,000 [05:26] descendants of 150,000 Iraqi Jews who [05:28] live in Israel today, [05:30] plus many more from Yemen, from Morocco. [05:38] >> Yeah, I mean, but with most Ashkenazim, [05:40] you'll see that they have like [05:42] >> Okay, but I'm not talking I'm not [05:42] talking to you about Ashkenazim. I'm not [05:44] talking to you about Ashkenazim. I'm not [05:45] talking about Ashkenazim. Ashkenazim are [05:47] are a minority in Israel, too, so it [05:49] doesn't even really matter. It's not [05:50] relevant. [05:52] Ashkenazim only make up between like 20% [05:54] to 30% of Israel. [05:56] Ashkenazim only make up about 25% to 30% [05:59] of Israel out of And that's an [06:00] exaggeration. [06:01] >> You guys are obsessed with us. [06:03] >> But they're obsessed, but I'm not they [06:05] have to bring up Ashkenazim cuz they [06:06] can't handle me. They have to throw you [06:08] guys under the bus because they can't [06:09] handle what they did to us. It's always [06:11] the same thing. [06:11] >> aren't you supposed to be [06:13] No, no, I'm talking to you about [06:14] Mizrahim. [06:15] >> I'm not talking about Mizrahim. I'm [06:16] talking about the Arab Jews. [06:17] >> The ones who lived in the Middle East [06:19] for this whole time who never left. Not [06:21] Ashkenazis. I have nothing to do with [06:22] Ashkenazis. I've got no Ashkenazi blood. [06:25] You're not talking to Ashkenazi. I'm not [06:26] well versed on Ashkenazi history. You [06:28] talk to Ashkenazis about Ashkenazi. I'm [06:30] talking to you about Mizrahi Jewish [06:31] history. [06:32] >> No, but we got into this conversation [06:33] because we were discussing Bene Israel [06:35] and the Jewish people. [06:37] >> Yeah, but then you brought up But so are [06:38] you telling me that the Jews in the [06:39] Middle East who never left the Middle [06:41] East, they also were intermixing with [06:43] Europeans and that's what made them stop [06:45] being Bene Israel? Or are the Jews Are [06:47] the Jews of the Middle East actually [06:48] Bene Israel? [06:50] >> No, I think that Bene Israel is a mix of [06:54] Christian Palestinians, Muslim [06:55] Palestinians, and the Jews of the Middle [06:57] East. [06:58] >> And the Jews of the Middle East. [07:00] >> Yes. [07:01] >> So I'm native to I'm native to this [07:02] land. [07:04] >> Um yeah, definitely yes. I think [07:07] Mizrahim and the [07:08] >> And if if 70% of the state of Israel is [07:10] made up of Mizrahim, which it is, 70% of [07:13] the state of Israel is Mizrahi Jews, [07:16] would that make that 70% of the Jews of [07:18] Israel are native? [07:20] >> wish I wish that was true. We I think [07:22] we'd have we'd get along great. [07:24] >> But it is true. [07:25] >> true. [07:27] You guys are great, man. [07:28] >> Why? Habibi, Habibi, let me ask you a [07:30] question. Why do you think that that [07:32] would make you guys get along great with [07:34] us? [07:35] Did you guys treat Mizrahi Jews well? [07:40] Do you think because [07:41] >> if you [07:42] watch the bubble [07:44] Because we were somehow Mizrahi, it [07:46] makes you guys treat us better? [07:50] I mean [07:52] like if you look at the Spanish [07:53] Inquisition for example [07:55] No, no. [07:56] >> The Jews of Spain [07:57] >> Stop stop bringing up Europe. I'm [07:59] talking to you about you guys. Don't [08:01] don't compare it to Europe. Do you think [08:02] that you would treat us well if we were [08:04] Mizrahi Jews? Like is that you guys [08:06] treated us well [08:08] in your countries? [08:12] >> I mean I think I think you wouldn't be [08:15] treated as well as Christians are today. [08:18] >> Huh? [08:21] >> Picking up Yemen. [08:26] And that's that's [08:27] Allah doesn't want you to keep lying. [08:29] >> Yeah, Allah doesn't want him to leave [08:31] that. [08:32] >> They are so freaking obsessed with us. [08:34] My goodness. Also, all their cause are [08:37] debunked. [08:39] Arabs literally took Jews without their [08:41] consent and forcibly mixed. So I don't [08:44] understand what the your argument [08:46] is. [08:47] Our people are not based on DNA. [08:49] >> That's why I keep saying that Mizrahi [08:51] Jewish perspective is so [08:52] powerful. They don't know what to do [08:55] with it. You bring it up and they have [08:56] to run. Their only two options are [08:58] Ashkenazis or women and children. That's [09:01] it. [09:01] >> they should kiss our Ashkenazi asses for [09:03] all the land they have today because if [09:05] it was up to all Mizrahi Jews who [09:07] actually have experience [clears throat] [09:08] living in Arab countries [09:10] >> Uh [09:10] >> they wouldn't even be there today. [09:12] >> If it was up to if it was up to animals [09:14] like me and people like Abraham Hamra, [09:17] yeah, I lay what [09:19] why why why what would happen to the [09:21] Palestinians? Should the Palestinians [09:23] should be the number they should be a [09:25] they the Palestinians should be [09:26] advocating for ethnically cleansing the [09:29] Mizrahi Jews and bringing more Ashkenazi [09:31] Jews. [09:31] >> I think they would get everything they [09:33] wanted. [09:34] >> get everything [laughter] they wanted. [09:35] If they if oh Elohim Shma if it was us [09:38] all [09:38] >> After after 10 7 I don't know as much [09:40] but yeah. [09:41] >> that was different. Now they really [09:42] up with everyone. Now everyone is [09:45] now no one wants to work with them but [09:46] oh my god if it was up to me alone oh my [09:49] god.
