How Did This Colombian Town Become Jewish?! ✡️🇨🇴 

Thanks man!

Que hubo parcero!! Welcome to the channel

Find your way back to Christ

@@spiffinz Find your way back to live and let live...

@@spiffinz what’s wrong with following Judaism? Just a question

@@IssacIsrael22 not the place for this

Thanks a ton man

Happy to hear that! Thank you for tuning in

They were great! Thank you :)

thanks for coming along man love you

ay man don't worry about it, watching a commenting is enough, i appreciate you

תודה אח

Glad you enjoy it, thank you!

Thank you brother

I'd like to learn more about process, I am from Colombia as well and I suspect I have some Jewish ancestry.

@@danrodification Do you live there or else where?

Hello friend, welcome to the channel! Glad you found it, and glad you find value in the content. Thanks for the kind words. Athens could be a very interesting place to live. Lots of ancient history and also recent history. I say go for it, worst case you can always go back home. I use the DJI OSMO ACTION and sometimes an iPhone to film from other angles like in this video.

Studies have been done. Something like 25% of Spanish males have Jewish genetics.

תודה חבר, שמח שאהבת! חיבוקים ואני בטוח אבדוק את המסעדה בפעם הבאה שאני בארץ, ואולי אפילו יצלם את זה ויראיין אותם

@@theSalukie מעולה! אני בטוח שתאהב את האוכל ואת האווירה בפפיטוס, יש גם רשת חנויות שנקראת La Tienda - שם מוכרים מלא מוצרים מדרום אמריקה וזה גם מקום בילוי של הרבה אנשים יהודים וגם לא יהודים משם.

@@moshedechacon6787 את האווירה בטוח, את האוכל אני כנראה יאהב בשביל הנסוטלגיה אבל האוכל המקומי שלנו תמיד ינצח את הקולומביאני לדעתי. אבקר גם בחנות ואעשה סרטון מהסיפור, בטוח שאפגוש אנשים מעניינים שירצו לדבר

@@theSalukie מסכים איתך לגמרי. רק לא ינצח על האוכל הברזילאי והספרדי של האמא שלי! חחח ואכן יש אנשים גם במסעדה וגם בחנות עם סיפורים מאוד מאוד מרתקים. במידה ואתה תהיה באיזור להבים, אתה מוזמן. אני וידיד נשמח לבשל אוכל מברזיל וונצואלה.

Thank you :)

That’s right, I got confused

When I was in Colombia I made a list of places I want to visit/make videos about, and that was on the list. I never ended up going tho cus I couldn't afford going to the coast at the time. Will def go the next time I'm in the country

@@theSalukie don't worry, still excellent content

@@detp6233 there's a couple more videos coming for Colombia that you're gonna love

Thank you :)

Haha finally a comment about the mask

Thanks bro

Gracias mi pana

@@theSalukie haha you know our slang words. Love your videos, achi. I’ll be in Israel again soon. Hopefully, we get a chance to meet.

Because my videos aren’t exactly family friendly and I talk about sensitive things so RU-vid doesn’t see fit to slap ads on. It’s alright tho :)

@@theSalukie add a patron bro

@@Ben-jd6mu I have patreon.com/thesalukie

מוזמן!

I confused it with ברכת הכהנים. i'm clearly not religious

@@theSalukie :) No worries

@@sarawer shavua tov ;)

Thanks dawg

that's right haha

Yeah dude, I’m trying to play the clickbait game. I want people to see the title and be like “Damn that’s interesting!”. Appreciate the comment 👌

I think it's not only clickbait but he purposely uses a bit of exaggeration in the title of the video to show his genuine surprise that inhabitants of a Colombian town choose to convert to Judaism. You can see when he goes through the Holy books (even though he's not religious as he mentioned in the comments) that he feels really good about meeting such familiarity in a foreign and very remote place. Historically, Jews had been converting to 'local' religions to blend in, feel like they belong, avoid prosecutions, pay less taxes or be able to do other jobs outside of what was imposed by legislative bodies (merchants, bankers). My father's family converted to Christianity for the same reasons, it enabled them to purchase lands in Poland. I found members of Jewish communities generally curious about why would anyone convert to Judaism (it's never been a religion focused on expansion and according to the Jewish philosophy, being a Jew should not be easy). Some Orthodox communities do not honour conversions and according to Halakha (religious law), you can only be Jewish if you are born to a Jewish mother. On top of that, these Colombian converts sign up to be minority in their country and it's something that Jews historically struggled with. Going around a few synagogues in the UK, I always get asked: "Why are you learning about this"? I was not raised Jewish, but I like to learn about Judaism because it's my spiritual connection, a bridge linking me with my unknown ancestors that never got to be proud of their identity. But not even Jewish myself, I do wonder why people with no historical connections choose Judaism and I ask questions just like him. And to your comment - Yes, titles can be provocative to draw attention (even though his channel is so underrated), some high-end consultancies and market research agencies use the same strategy in their publications (I work for one).

we played football together?

@@theSalukie Ye, i remember also david gave you a tour around the Jewish area.

@@arongerber2207 that’s right

Can we meet up i would love to travel with you around world

Lol

About 6 bro

@@theSalukie well,that's awesome man,keep it up hahahaha

@@theSalukie how did you do it?

אח יקר!

You have left several comments about my accent. If you have a question just ask lol

@@theSalukie lol it’s just funny I’m making fun of your accent I don’t like it

I don’t have a question I think you are crazy and stupid traveling to crazy dangerous countries u don’t know about clearly u are mentally I’ll and will be kidnapped acting like that😂😂

Thanks :)

חחחח תודה אח

😂 christian triggered lol

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