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why do they wear tallit for erev shabbat?

I am a Yemeni Muslim from Baadan and i am so honored by our Jewish brothers. I have been to the holy land recently and seen many Yemenites and was amazed at how much of the Yemeni culture is still practiced even by 3rd generation Yemenites. Like chewing qat or the food and many other things. Your ancestors come from one of the most beautiful places in all of the Middle East. Look up ibb Yemen and see where your people hail from. My grandfather used to tell me stories of the jews who lived in our village and the friendship they had. Don’t believe the media and the negativity the Yemenite jews were and will forever be loved by us Yemenis. You don’t understand the joy and love that I feel whenever I talk to a Yemenite jew. I love you guys and hopefully after the war you guys can come visit just like how Moroccan jews visit they’re homeland. Please do more research into the glorious history of our people. At one point all of Yemen was Jewish and we were the biggest Jewish kingdom bigger then ancient Israel. Much love and respect from your brother in your grand fathers village

​@@seekinggodfilms6966 he's afro troller he's not Yemenite he's Ethiopian ngro they're skums trolling in every video about jews

They really aren’t that different, especially when you compare a non Jewish culture to it.

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the bread in this video is called "Saloof"

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Do you wish to return to Yemen?

It is the custom of yamanite Jews to wear tallit all day as there was no such a thing as Tzizit Katan. In fact during the time of the Torah there was only a tallit as it was their garment this never changed in Yemen but as Jews moved to Europe and adopted western dress they had to invent an additional garment so that they could fulfill the Commandment all day therefore what you see here is the authentic original commandment as was practiced by Jews thousands of years ago and never changed in Yemen. If you go to a yemenite synagogue today you will see that the men wear the tallit morning afternoon and evening

@@MrPickledede Thank you very much.

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I wouldn't be surprised if that was actually him because that guy is anything but a muslim lol

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LOL

Yes, everything is preserved from generation to generation

Did you know that there is an expression "culture vulture"?!

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Hebrew. The pronunciation is Teimani (Yemenite), similar to other Mizrachim.

​@@johncoxe6329 It is not similar it is unique and completely not understood by mizrahi or Sefaradi

​@@MrPickledede speaking as Yemenite you snake afro ethiopian god enemies

@@messianic_scamare you a jew?

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Yeah u right

No, there are no "Semitic" people. "Semitic" is only still used in academia in linguistics for one branch of Afroasiatic but it's unfortunate they kept the biblical term instead of choosing a more neutral one like for instance Levantine, Sinaitic etc. As for Yemenite Jews, they mostly descend from converted Arabians, as Arabia was filled with Jews until Muhammad and its terrorist and totalitarian ideology ethnically cleansed them. The Himyar Kingdom (the area around modern Yemen) famously converted en masse to Judaism around the year 380CE. With the maintained links with other Jews of the Near East, Yemeni Jews carry trace amounts of actual ancient israelite ancestry thanks to very small but constant geneflow, so there is at least some genealogical link with Israel. The fact they have way less ancient israelite ancestry than Ashkenazis do for instance doesn't make them any less Jewish. As for Ethiopia, most of its Eurasian ancestry is from their Cushitic ancestors which ultimately originated during the neolithic somewhere around modern Egypt. There is later Eurasian introduced by Arabians, probably in different waves, which led to the spread of Ethiosemitic languages to the highlands of Abyssinia, but this minor Arabian ancestry has nothing to do with Jews and is also present in other non-Semitic East Africans like the Somalis, the Afar etc... As for the Hebrew language, while the Yemenite pronunciation is among the most conservative, it is absolutely not identical to the various stages of Hebrew before Jews switched to Aramaic, which is a language that became the lingua franca of the Near East.

Not true. they are yemenis that converted at the times of shiba.

Always an Arab lingering around trying to divide people haha. They’re just as “true Semitic Jews” as other Jewish diaspora groups. In fact, Jews in Yemen have more outside genetic admixture than many other Jewish diaspora populations, but of course you wouldn’t know that because you only look at appearances and like to revise history.

Nope, over 80% Arabian by ancestry.

@@mdhr_i they are only 10 percent jewish by blood

@@footballfan5462 still more Jewish than the ashkanazi Europeans

Ancestry is not the only component of being Jewish. King David was the descendent of a convert.

@@mdhr_i I agree with you I did a DNA test for my father who is a full yemeni Jew and he has like you said 80% Arabian ancestry but so what Jews and Arabs are related and always were and we come from the same people so why shouldn't we have the same genetics. In Yemen it is clear there was the original Jewish Community which came thousands of years ago and intermarried with the native Arab population who converted to Judaism and there was a Jewish Kingdom in Yemen as you know and so we are a mix of original Jewish ancestry a small amount because not a lot came to Yemen and Arab converts with a tiny bit of Ethiopian which most yemenis have

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Yemeni Jews pronounce Hebrew more accurately than the European Jews. However I'm not sure they have more Iron Age Israelite ancestry than the Sephardi or Ashkenazi. I'd argue that the Karaite Jews of the Levant and Egypt are the "truest" Jews, from a genetic perspective. The Ethiopian Jews however seem to be just random Ethiopians who decided to call themselves Jews. There's no clear link between them and the rest of the Jews. Many Ethiopian Christians claim Hebrew ancestry as well, and the irony is that the Christian Ethiopians seem to have more Levantine DNA than the Ethiopian Jews. However the Levantine DNA in Ethiopians pre-date the Iron Age, thus it has nothing to do with Israelites.

No, it's not matzot (matzah), they eat lachuch (Yemenite flatbread).

They are drinking beer. Which is alcohol with yeast. Definitely not pesah.

@@PathOfAvraham not bear, it is wine.

@@israelchanel are they lechus or malawah?

Ashkenazi are Jews too. Stop your propaganda.

Very sad that you are a bigot. The Arab countries' governments cleansed their Jewish community in a number of places. They had angst towards the Jews after Israel was established. No excuses for Arab governments! Israel didn't force a Jew to move, lol. Egypt in the 1950's ordered expulsions of Jews. Fast forward to the year 2023, 2024. People targeting all Jews because they're mad at Israel. Jews that don't even live in Israel, have no connection to Israel. I've heard people shouting ethnic slurs at Jews. Awful bigots.