Filipinos are one kind of non-violent people and that is what makes them stands out, and they can adapt an assimilate anywhere in the world. Their loyalty, kindness, caring and generosity is also beyond measure.
No Filipinos ay mga barumbado at walang pasenyang tao just look at the crime rate in the Philippines araw araw may pinapatay na Filipino gamit ang baril at sunod sunod ang kaso ng rape slay na madalas batang babae ang mga biktima pero tingnan mo ang reaction ng mga Filipino sa mga ganitong balita para sa kanila normal nalang ang mga ganitong krimen at wala silang pake kasi hindi naman sila o kakilala nila ang biktima kung baga manhid na mga Filipino
@@-cutekey2454 If yo are very violent, you must be one of those bastard in the Philippines. Sadly, for you that you did not learn anything good in your life.
the good thing about filipinos we integrate we respect and adopt to the cultures of our host country in return for giving us a good life we pay them in return with our loyalty and hard work :)
During the dark days of the Holocaust, Philippines provided shelter, food and basic necessities of 1,200 survivors who took refuge in the Philippines. This year, one Filipino offered the supreme sacrifice of losing his life while bravely defending the Jews and their nation. My thanks for the Knesset and the Israeli government for showing compassion to the surviving parents of one of their heroes.🙏
Your insight is appreciated. Mr. Basilio's story indeed reflects this dual loyalty - honoring his Filipino heritage while embracing Israel, his son's home and final resting place. It's this complex identity that makes his case both unique and universally touching. Thank you for understanding the depth of the situation.
Thank you for your compassionate response. While we share your hope, Mr. Basilio's citizenship struggle is still ongoing. We will continue to update the community on the progress of this case and our efforts to change the Citizenship Law in Israel for such cases.
@@---1074 The father became a military with the agenda, to become Israeli citizen. Filipinos can never Israeli. Israeli or Jew are indigenous people. Filipinos by blood can never become an indigenous israeli.The famiy is escaping poverty in the Philippines, their tactic is, the child was born in israel. There are millions of fiipinos born in Saudi, or other Arab nations for work. Can they claim to become Saudi citizen, or Qatari citizen....hell no. Send you child back to the Philippines. He is still a 101% Filipino.
@@---1074👍👍👍 That’s good news but how will this dad who has wife and kids in Philippines live more inside Israel bcz this present partner has no kids and I think he shld spare more time to his wife and legitimate kids bcz the dad has spent most of his time in Philippines
@@---1074 Im a Filipino worker in Saudi Arabia for 7years, now im a vip driver and protection agent of Chinese billionaire even my bigboss already leave but still for more than half a year i dont have job still they give me salary the Chinese saw how i sacrifice my life for them because during we are together i provide unconditional safety security with loyalty for my Chinese bigboss even im a pure Filipino
We helped Israel since holocaust.. and only the Philippines in asian countries voted for established of Israel in UN veto.. and now his Son sacrifice to your country.. to fight for your existence.. Israel help this father to be with his son.. it s heartbreaking that his son die without seeing him..😢
Our whole Jewish nation should hold our heads down in shame for not immediately giving the Father citizenship, we are bound by blood to this family for what they have sacrificed for our country.
Thank you for your understanding many christian filipinos love israel do u know during holocaust our pres.manuel l quezon accept many israelis here in the philippines
Im a Filipino muslim.. i love israel because i have jews israel friends but at the same time i love my muslim people.. why dont we guys become friends? 😩🙂↔️
Same i have muslim and jews friends to here in Europe and to ph also. But im on the middle as always . Im a catholic .. Even we met where not talking and duscussing about religion . . Friends talk with friends thing only not a religion topic :)
This dedication to our citizens and those who have given so much for our nation is a core value of Israeli society. It's heartening to see this commitment recognized and respected internationally. Thank you!
Filipinos who ONLY stood up in WHOLE ASIA for the independence and founding ISRAEL as a country. If there is a priority or favor for a foreign people in israel.. FILIPINOS DERSEVES IT AND BETTER.
@@phoebelyngonzales3899 Those are foreign workers in Israel and of course they need to respect Israel's racist fascist terroristic apartheid ethnocratic xenophobic sovereignty
So sad that such a beautiful young man got killed. He would have given so much for people to his community and his family and his country and he did not have time to have to marry and have his own children.
I am a pilipinos ,if I am young I'd rather serve Israel than my own country.although Philippines help other countries not in money physically.we respect the culture and law of foreign countries we leave.pilipino people love to help.we give back all the nicest thing people given us.even if it's dangerous.we Philippines is for Israel.God chosen one
remember, Israel is a Jewish country, not a Christian one, kaya siguro Hindi madali maging citizen ang mga pinoy christians sa Israel.. and there are some videos showing spitting and hitting attacks on Christians surging in Israel.
Im a Filipino worker in Saudi Arabia for 7years, now im a vip driver bodyguard of Chinese billionaire even my bigboss already leave but still for more than half a year i dont have job still they give me salary because during we are together i provide unconditional safety security with loyalty for my Chinese bigboss even im a pure Filipino
My opinion: Why not simply bring your son remains in the Philippines if your reason is to be close to him. I would rather choose to live in the Philippines, why ? Because in Israel there is always a threat of conflict between Israel and neighboring Countries. I would rather choose to stay in the Far East to be surrounded by Filipinos ... when you get old in Israel you need a caregiver to take care of you, but in the Philippines you have many relatives.
One reason is he can still work and earn more in israel to help his family in the Philippines once he gets old he will maybe retire in the Philippines or stay in israel because of the benefits of being an israeli citizen like pension and free medical care. Also, him being an israeli citizen maybe its easier for his children in the Philippines to go to israel too. If some of his children becomes professionals like nurses, doctors or engineers maybe its easier for them to find work in israel because their dad is already a citizen im not sure. Anyway, filipinos are hardworking people and they integrate well so its also good for israel to have filipinos working for them. I just hope that he will continue looking after the mom of cedric too she needs his support. Praying for all of them 🙏 ❤️
But it's better to have a dual citizenship though. ISRAELI - For economic purposes PH - If incase the worst scenario happened (crossed fingers) to Israel.
Thank you for your heartfelt message, Slavavictor. Your words of support from Indonesia are deeply appreciated. Your prayer for peace and expression of love for Israel touch our hearts. The connection between people across different nations, like Indonesia and Israel, is a powerful reminder of our shared humanity. Cedric Garin's memory is honored by such kind sentiments from around the world. His sacrifice, and the ongoing struggle of his father, Mr. Basilio, resonate beyond borders. May God's love and blessings be with you as well. Your support strengthens the bonds of friendship between our nations. Thank you for standing with Israel in thought and prayer.
@@---1074 Amen🙏, The land of israel is belongs to the people of Israel,As The GOD Israel Brought the people of israel out of eygipt , thats why israel mention many times in the Bible, but there is no palestine mention in the Bible . Israel should strugle for their own land that Given By The GOD Of Israel, Dont give up, let the muslim people realise that the land of israel belongs to the people of israel As The GOD Of Israel Gave Them, your encestors , David built the city of Jerusalem, And Salomo built The Tample Of God in Jerusalem but accupied by muslim and turn into mosque until today to worship alloh from mekkah that hates jews of israel,and so all muslim also hates israel as their alloh hates the jews and as written in their quran , even alloh orders muslim to kill jews as writen in their quran, alloh from mekkah against The GOD Of Israel and against the people of Israel that Chosen By The GOD Of Israel, and alloh from mekkah "claim" that he is creator,he against The GOD Of Israel The True Creator (read Jesayah 14:14) I stand with Israel, I stand with the chosen people That Chose By The True GOD Of Israel. Dont give up the children of Israel, GOD Of Abraham,Ishak And Jacob Is With you , The GOD Of Israel Bless you Always , Amen🙏 Love 🇮🇩🇮🇱 , there are many indonesian people who are not muslim love israel and support isreal , you are not alone
Thank you for your enthusiastic support expressed in multiple languages. Your message truly embodies the strong bond between the Philippines and Israel. God bless you and the Filipino people. May our friendship continue to flourish. 🇵🇭🇮🇱
Jeez, you guys quit saying on bringing his son to the Philippines. The son was born in Israel and he loves Israel. Its fitting that he should be buried in the land where he was born. In the land where he died fighting in protecting Israel. Stop all your nonsense.
Thank you Israel truly you are a brotherhood just to remind you in WW2 when Hitler try to kill all Jews some Israeli people seek refuge in Philippines and we accommodate you as brothers and sisters together we stand. 🇵🇭,🇮🇱
Thank you for your supportive comment. We agree that Mr. Basilio's case deserves careful consideration. Cedric's sacrifice for Israel is deeply respected, and we understand the importance of allowing his father to be close to his final resting place. While the citizenship process is complex and takes time, we hope for a resolution that honors Cedric's memory and recognizes his family's profound loss. We appreciate your concern for the Basilio family. It reflects the compassion many feel towards those who have lost loved ones serving Israel.
Thank you for your heartfelt comment. It's wonderful to see the connection between Filipinos and Israel. Your love for Israel shows how bonds can form across cultures and distances. This kind of understanding and support is invaluable. May God bless you and the Blessing of Jerusalem be with you.
Thank you for your heartfelt message of support. The willingness of Christian Filipinos to stand with Israel is deeply appreciated and touches our hearts. May this special connection between Christian Filipinos and Israel continue to flourish. God bless you and the Filipino people. May the blessing of Jerusalem be with you.
I have friends a married couple. They are Canadians. They are not Jewish. They lived in Israel. Contributed greatly to Israel. Were not given citizenship.
Permanent resident is different from citizenship. I have a similar situation in Mexico with my son. While I can’t have citizenship, I can be a permanent resident with a green card. My son is disabled and cannot represent himself so they’ve made me his official guardian. I’d say go for permanent residency. The Filipinos are an asset wherever they go, God bless everyone. ❤
Thank you for your heartfelt comment. We're touched by your expression of support for Israel. While we deeply appreciate your sentiment, it's important to note that Israeli citizenship is a complex matter governed by specific laws and regulations. However, your support for Israel as an Indonesian Christian is valued and appreciated. There are many ways to connect with and support Israel without citizenship, such as visiting as a tourist. God bless you for your kindness and support. May Jerusalem's blessings shine upon you.
Ty for your son . We share your pain and offer our condolences. You are forever part of us now . Israel will give you citizens it’s the least we can do . Blessings.
Israelis are always welcome in the Philippines. We have **always** and will always support the right of the Jewish people to exist and thrive, and the state of Israel as your homeland since the beginning. Sending love and best wishes and prayers for safety to all Israelis. I hope you guys know that in this world of such illogical and vitriolic hatred and antisemitism, that you have family by spirit you can always rely on to fight your corner and give you the recognition you deserve, and you have another home here in the Far East that you’re always welcome in. And we don’t just say that. We mean it.❤
Thank you for your deeply heartfelt message. Your unwavering support for Israel and the Jewish people truly touches our hearts. We're profoundly grateful for the Philippines' consistent friendship "since the beginning," including the crucial help provided to Jewish refugees during World War II - an act we'll never forget. Your offer of "family by spirit" and "another home in the Far East" is incredibly moving. In a world often challenged by conflict, such solidarity is precious. May our special bond continue to flourish. Your support strengthens us, and we hope to always reciprocate this warmth and friendship. Thank you for standing with Israel so firmly. May God bless you and the Filipino people, and may our friendship continue to be a light of hope and unity in the world.
Thank you for your heartfelt message. Your words honoring Cedric's memory and bravery are deeply appreciated. Indeed, Cedric's sacrifice for Israel demonstrates great courage and love. Your recognition of his bravery, blessed by the God of Israel, is touching. The bond between the Philippines and Israel is truly special. It's heartening to see this connection expressed in moments of remembrance. May Cedric's memory be a blessing, and may the friendship between our nations continue to grow. Thank you for your support and prayers. God bless you and the Filipino people. May peace and love prevail for all. 🇵🇭🇮🇱
The Philippines welcomed Jewish refugees during WWII under our late president Manuel Quezon even before the state of Israel was reborn. Later, the Philipines voted in the UN for the rebirth of the Jewish homeland in 1948.
Thank you for highlighting this important historical connection between the Philippines and Israel. The Philippines' support for Israel's rebirth as a state in 1948 through its UN vote further solidified this friendship. It was a crucial backing at a pivotal moment in our history. We are forever grateful for the Philippines' role in Jewish and Israeli history. May this spirit of friendship and support continue to flourish between our nations.
Thank you for your compassionate response. You've captured the heart of Mr. Basilio's tragic situation. Indeed, it's a deeply moving story. Mr. Basilio's separation from his young son, followed by the ultimate loss of Cedric in service to Israel, is truly heartbreaking. This case highlights the complex human stories behind immigration policies and the sacrifices made by families of soldiers. Cedric's choice to serve in the IDF, despite his father's earlier deportation, speaks volumes about his commitment to Israel. Now, Mr. Basilio's struggle to remain close to his son's final resting place adds another layer of poignancy to this already emotional story. Thank you for engaging with this important and touching story.
Thank you for your heartfelt message of support. Your prayers and good wishes for Israel's safety are deeply appreciated. Your words reflect the kind of solidarity and compassion that strengthens us all. Israel faces many challenges, and knowing that people around the world are praying for our safety is a source of comfort and strength. We believe in the power of prayer and the protection of God. May your kindness be returned many times over, and may the blessings of peace and security extend to all people.
Thank you for your heartfelt prayer and support. Your words of protection for Israel are deeply appreciated. May your kindness be returned, and may the blessings of peace and safety extend to all people. Thank you for standing with Israel in thought and prayer. God bless you and may His protection be with us all.
Thank you for your heartfelt comment. We deeply appreciate the love and support that Filipino Christians have for Israel. The bond between the Philippines and Israel is rooted in shared values and mutual respect. May the blessing of the Holy Land always be with you and with the Filipino people.
Thank you for your supportive comment. We deeply appreciate the blessings and good wishes for Israel. Your support means a great deal to our country and to our families. It's heartening to see people from around the world standing with Israel and understanding the complex situations we face. With God's blessing, may we all have peace in this region. May the blessing of Jerusalem be with you.
He got his citizenship, which is mentioned later on in the video. He cheated yes but sometimes when you live alone in a foreign country you get lonely sometimes depressed etc and many things can happen that are not planned. We dont know their whole circumstances. There are many benefits of becoming an israeli citizen and he can still continously support and visit his family in the Philippines while also supporting cedric's mom. It's a complicated situation but lets be kind and wish them all the best nobody is perfect 🙏 ❤
We dont really know their whole circumstances. Maybe he went to israel to work so he can support his family in the Philippines. Sometimes when you are alone in a foreign country you get lonely etc and meet other people sometimes things happen that are not planned in life. Being an israeli citizen have many benefits for him and he can continuously help his family in the Philippines and also support cedric's mom too. Easier for him to travel back and forth and his family in the Philippines can also visit him in israel. He said both sides are ok with it. Wish them the best 🙏 ❤
Thank you for your heartfelt message of love and support for Israel. Your words are deeply appreciated. Your prayers for Israel are a source of comfort and strength. May your kindness and blessings be returned many times over. God bless you as well. May the blessing of Jerusalem be with you.
Those screaming river to the sea must watch this , or Palestinian people .. i been to Israel many times coz employers are Israelis they give me a chance to travel Israel and they’re very nice and God use them to bless me and my family. Even now I’m not working with them we still keep in touch. God bless Israel 🇮🇱
Yeah it’s so hard to lose someone we love. What about the Gazans? what about remaining family members? Can you imagine how they feel? They are human being same like us, they lose everything, parents, grandparents, sons, daughters, grandkids, lands, houses, futures.
Thank you for sharing your perspective on this complex situation. While we understand your point about family ties, Mr. Basilio's case is deeply personal and unique. The desire to be close to a child's grave is a profound emotional need for many parents, transcending national boundaries. In this case, it's not about choosing between families, but about honoring his son's sacrifice and legacy. This situation highlights the complexities of modern families, military service, and immigration. While Mr. Basilio has ties to the Philippines, his connection to Israel through his son's life and death is equally significant. We encourage viewing this case with empathy, recognizing the deep emotional bonds that can exist across borders. Every family's story is unique, and sometimes, the concept of "home" can encompass more than one place. In other words, never judge people until you've walked in their shoes!
It's not a judgement. Life is celebrated in different ways. He can honour his beloved even with his passing, by spending meaningful time with those who are still alive.
Well, i cannot reconcile the idea of getting israeli citizenship just to be able to see his son's grave. What about the family back in the Philippines? Seems non sense. If he be proved oh his paternity, he could apply for a visit visa and the gov't could just privilege him of a visit visa. He is not going to stay there forever. His real family is in the Philippines. His stay in Israel with his "ex-lover" would just create psychological problems in his legal family in the Philippines. There's no legal basis at all. Where does the moral obligation here? Now only spiritual obligation he has for his dead son. You don't leave the 99 sheep just to look for the lost one. Heroism is patriotism, protecting one's country. But if is occupying one's territory, i don't see any sense at all. Imao
Their situation is more complicated than that. There are benefits of becoming an israeli citizen and he can always continue supporting and visiting his family in the Philippines while supporting cedric's mom too. His family can also visit him in israel and some of his kids will maybe find work in israel someday. It's a complicated situation but lets be kind and wish them the best in life 🙏 ❤
Never forget the help that the Philippines extended to Jewish refugees when no countries wanted to take them in. Addendum: There is the Open Doors Monument in Tel Aviv that commemorates the open door policy that Philippine President Manuel Luis Quezon extended to the Jewish refugees.
Thank you for your important reminder. You're absolutely right about this significant chapter in our shared history. In 1939, when many countries closed their doors, Philippine President Manuel Quezon took a brave and compassionate stand. He opened the Philippines' arms to over 1,300 Jewish refugees fleeing Nazi persecution in Germany and Austria, welcoming them to the island nation. This act of humanity, at a time when much of the world turned its back, saved countless lives. This remarkable gesture of compassion created a lasting bond between our nations. It's a shining example of the Philippines' commitment to human rights and its willingness to extend a helping hand in times of great need. We in Israel remember this generosity with profound gratitude. This important part of our shared history continues to strengthen the friendship between Israel and the Philippines today. May we always honor this legacy of support and compassion between our nations.
The role of the Philippines from hollcaust to save the lives of jews and accept them as refugees(the only country in asia to accept them) to the establishment of the nation Israel in 1948 who gives the crucial vote.. God bless Israel
I know. That's what i thought. There are millions of Filipinos born outside of the country like SAudi or Arab nations, but they go home to the Philippines. They are escaping poverty in the Philippines. That's all.
@@Panic-buying-toilet-paper the man's son gave his life for Israel,he wants to be with his son even though he is dead,he has a noble reason of staying in Israel.
