以色列文化：猶太人的飲食禁忌，以及3個旅行時絕對不能踩的地雷！ 

没有兴趣，乱七八糟一大堆条件，老妈子会把我踢出去。机票有折扣吗？

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耶稣又叫众人来，对他们说：「你们都要听我的话，也要明白。 从外面进去的不能污秽人，惟有从里面出来的乃能污秽人。」 耶稣离开众人，进了屋子，门徒就问他这比喻的意思。 耶稣对他们说：「你们也是这样不明白吗？岂不晓得凡从外面进入的，不能污秽人， 因为不是入他的心，乃是入他的肚腹，又落到茅厕里（这是说，各样的食物都是洁净的）」； 因为从里面，就是从人心里，发出恶念、苟合、 偷盗、凶杀、奸淫、贪婪、邪恶、诡诈、淫荡、嫉妒、谤、骄傲、狂妄。 这一切的恶都是从里面出来，且能污秽人。」 马可福音 7:14‭-‬15‭, ‬17‭-‬19‭, ‬21‭-‬23 CUNPSS-神 bible.com/zh-CN/bible/48/mrk.7.14-23.CUNPSS-神

我活了 70岁. 经常上网看裸体女人. 与世无争.

請問，安息日可不可以打仗，殺人

问得好！！！

猶太教與基督教的不同

以色列人连人都敢杀，这些居然不能吃！ 搞笑吧！

謝謝新粉絲 💪 以色列很適合妳耶，在台灣要避免這些食材真的不容易啊！！ 疫情穩定下來，趕快去以色列 :) 希望繼續可以給大家有價值的影片 :)

沒錯不潔淨的不要吃!願主耶穌祝福我們Amen

对，犹太人居住楼的电梯是每层都自动停。犹太人多的公司每到星期五晚上设定好每层都停。

耶大教主也没有守安息日😂

哈哈我這樣不算啦 😆

麻煩妳私訊我唷 😌 因為原先抽到的那個人不住在台灣，所以重抽了一次，恭喜🎊

跳蚤呢？

​@@donglinliu1059猴子才吃跳蚤 你是猴子？

以色列基本上是一個自由的 [ 世俗國家 ] 70%人口是世俗主義, 只有30%是敬虔者 或 更嚴格者. 人民也可以選擇改信基督教 甚至伊斯蘭教 這一點和伊斯蘭國家(強制集體單一信仰,容不下判教者)是完全不同的

@@bible000 如果多了解以色列，你會發現以色列可能沒有你想的世俗，然後你講的是以色列民間的現象。我講的是我對以色列這個國家的觀察，我只能說民間的世俗力量可能沒有你想像中的大，因為並未影響到以色列的政權

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我天呀，宝宝，你好可怜啊

應該說有部份猶太人不是那麼保守

工廠工人都要遵守安息日；工廠裏要有猶太人，才能稱潔淨。

我說的是一般的猶太教飲食限制，有些猶太人不care的話吃什麼都可以 XD

圣誕节不是犹太人的节日，所以当然可以外吃。美国圣诞节西餐廳都关门的，唯有中餐廳开着，生意还特别好，大部分是犹太人。

犹太教不行

咦 寫下了什麼 XD

@@israel_mega 注意事项

@@livetimeTvLUCAS 太酷了吧！

哇！！ 所以還是需要了解一下猶太文化，以免讓店家把餐具摔光，真的很不好意思 ^^"

太極端了ORZ

应该隔日做好了

不是kosher的店就可以～

Woah thanks for the detailed information! I asked a friend who went to Yeshiva if he would be comfortable with halal food, but he said no, it has to be kosher otherwise he's fine just to stick with vegetables. I guess it's always the case that some are more flexible and some are more relaxed with the rules. :) So.... just wanted to ask... you are living in China as a Jewish resident? Pork lard is almost everywhere... even in vegetarian dishes!

@@israel_mega He is completely correct, halal *is not kosher*. And people who keep halal do eat shellfish and things like milk with meat, and I'm not sure about the slaughter procedure. To my understanding muslims can eat kosher food (though perhaps not all kosher food, cause alcohol for instance is kosher ) but jewish people *can't strictly* eat halal. To be clearer in my speech about muslim resturants - to my understanding some Jewish people (i guess usually tourists) in china somewhat *prefer* the muslim restaurants from a dietry point of view because at least they can be sure there is no pork lard or pork in general. But again that is not to say these restaurants are kosher. And people *know they are taking a risk* when visiting. Some even buy kosher tuna cans or pasta packets and make their own food because of this restriction. I think most would just try to keep a strict vegetarian diet. As to your question, I have yet to live in china, but i traveled for a few weeks. And really want to travel again :) When i traveled in china i ate *only vegetarian food* (kinda like your guy, though perhaps he ate packaged food more) and usually at muslim restaurants or a buffet where i remember i was informed on how everything was cooked. I was and still am fearful of pork lard and shellfish everywhere. And i hate to be offensive to someone and ask "how he cooked this or that?" cause that may cause him to feel very uncomfortable😅 As to pork lard being everywhere, i hear lard is somewhat more common in rural areas and peanut/canola/rapeseed oil is more common in urban areas. I also hear Pork prices are on a rise in china, so perhaps the future will be better😅 The pork lard and shellfish is a great annoyance to me... Because i think china has such a great and *awesome* food culture, and I'm really interested in cooking and eating different dishes (especially from sichuanese and cantonese cuisine) and hearing about new dishes. And eating in authentic places and experiencing different tastes. But everywhere i go, there is this constant fear... As to your question different people do keep different "kosher levels" (for example on the level of checking for bugs in veggies). This is why you have different kosher certificates. but most people i know who keep kosher would choose either to keep to veggies and fruits abroad (And even then be scared) or eat packaged kosher food(especially if they are strict). I think a few are perhaps more lenient while eating abroad, but if you gave them a more kosher option, they would probably choose it.

@@israel_mega This is less related, but should also note that, while visiting china, people were eexceptionally nice towards me and my group. The only hate i experienced there at all was from a European tourist who heard us speak Hebrew😅

I think the moment there will be more local kosher resturants in china, or more immigrants who open kosher restaurants in Israel , they will make a ton of money. Cause people will go primarily to them.😅

通常都會有咖啡～ 不一定是有奶泡的拿鐵就是了

妳不喜歡吃沒人逼你吃，不過不要隨意製造恐慌。吃豬肉的香港人日本人都是有名的長壽地區，哪裡不乾淨了

@@akaihuang 你觉得好就继续吃，你开心就好

我想问🐖肉的怎么不干净法？，好好笑！！要干净的食物，你最好只吃蔬菜和水果，一点动物脂肪肉都没有，我只觉得，吃什么应该是地区和环境有关，游牧民族是养不了猪，其它的动物都能牧放，只吃草，猪可精贵呢，饲料和饲养都不简单。

@@yoonchiewkoo5598 你一定没去过农村养猪的猪圈，那个味道，你闻了就没胃口了

@@akaihuang 同意! 守潔淨飲食的跟不守潔淨飲食的只是個人習慣問題，沒有高低! 當地傳統保守猶太人也是這麼認為的。

中式魚生我不懂，但是日式生魚片都是放過血的，目前我所知道不吃血的宗教（猶太教、伊斯蘭教），都是放過血的就可以吃了。殺牛也是要放血的，牛排裡的紅色是肌紅蛋白....不是血。

哈哈！好有趣的留言，謝謝您的分享

犹太教不承认新约

no 😂🤣

回教是犹太教演变出来的 一样不能吃猪肉 但是犹太教是更加严格

是的 不過即便是世俗的猶太人還是會受到這些傳統影響，例如最明顯的是奶與肉不會混著吃

會 敵基督會出現

哈哈哈

可以。血不行。

先吃奶後要等半小時到三小時後可以吃肉(這樣的時間差是看自己追隨哪個拉比，還有聽說過漱口或15分鐘後就可以吃肉類的。吃了肉類後要等6小時以上才能吃奶類(聽說小孩是要等4小時以上，因為消化快?!)。

有個定時加熱的電器，會自己開、自己關

@@israel_mega 所以 在古代 沒有電器的時代 是吃乾糧或斷食？

安息日的晚上是夫妻同房的最佳时间。