Then I'll make a new video :)

למה עזריאלי שרונה לא 1# ? לפי ויקיפדיה: שרונה 238 מטר ומגדל משה 235 (ולא 244)

It depends on what you measure. You can check also the history of Wikipedia article to see different numbers appearing in it, you can see also that these 2 buildings swapped their places in Wikipedia multiple times. Moreover, the first version of this video had Sarona on the first place. However, I verified data in multiple sources during creation of this video and final decision was placing Moshe Aviv on the first place, because of two reasons: its height from the ground to top is 244m according to multiple sources and it has more floors above the ground than Azrieli Sarona.

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"Israel Canada" is the name of investment company

You have to wait about 3 years until I release a video about it :). Well, it is planned to be 91 floors and 350m.

There's controversial data across the internet. I verified the data from multiple sources and took the data which appears in more sources. Moreover the first version of this video (which was not released) had Sarona on the first place.

@@minidroner4656 It's 235 m from the main entrance to the architectural top, which is the main CTBUH criterion. However, from the above-ground parking entrance it's 244 m.

@@Ynhockey Did you mean Moshe Aviv? The interesting fact is that when I started this video many months ago, I based on Wikipedia. I noticed that during my work Azrieli Sarona and Moshe Aviv exchanged their ranks multiple times. I made a bit deeper research and found the data presented in the video in multiple sources. Besides that while the measurement may be controversial, one of the major factors to move Moshe Aviv to the first place was the number of floors above the ground (68 vs 61). I also mentioned in the description that the data may be inaccurate. Another doubtful point was building completeness. While HI Givatayim is obviously higher than HaShahar Tower currently holding the third place, it is out of rank. The Seven Stars Tower was not occupied (at least during the shooting the first take) but it looked complete and was included in the rank. BBC is obviously higher than half of the buildings here but it is still incomplete.

​@@minidroner4656Yes, talking about Moshe Aviv Tower. I maintain some of those lists on English Wikipedia, but it's correct there :) The parking lot changes a lot of the stats for the tower if included, because it's multi-storey, and only part of it is available close to the main entrance. You can see the difference clearly in my photo titled File:Moshe Aviv Tower 03.jpg on Wikimedia Commons.

It depends from where you measure. It is higher if you measure from the ground and it has more floors above the ground.

Well, you should read the description of the video. Only completed buildings are included. There are much more completed buildings than you mentioned and they are not included just because they are still incomplete even if they are already higher than others in this video. Currently this is the most updated list.

The "suffering people" got everything they needed, they received money from all over the world enough to build second Dubai. But instead they spent all the money buying weapons and dedicated their lives to hate and destruction instead of peace and creation.

Question arises : What is plastelin exactly ?. History, something ?... 🤔 Well, there's no " pali " people nor state !! this is absolutely the biggest fraud of the century !!!

Quoting from "Qoo-run" : In Sura Al-Mai'dah (5:21) "Aladdin" addresses the children of Israel as "O my people," urging them to enter the Holy Land. The verse states "O my people enter the Holy Land which Allah has assigned to you and do not turn back !

It depends on measurement

@@minidroner4656 Alot of wrong numbers, HASHAHAR is 200M and 53 floors, he.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D7%9E%D7%92%D7%93%D7%9C_%D7%94%D7%A9%D7%97%D7%A8

It depends on how and what you measure. Moshe Aviv is higher by both measuring from the ground level to the roof and the number of floors above the ground.

Absolutely not. We also pay taxes. And this has nothing to do with taxes, they are built by private commercial companies, who also pay taxes.

@@minidroner4656 you built building on Palestinian land. This is all illegal settlements.

this landed belonged to jews even before islam and christianity existed shut up @@JaylinB.

Bullsh!t.

No wonder us cities are quite poorly maintained they send out taxes somewhere else😡