America’s Most Secretive Jewish Community: Hasidic Jews (48 Hours Inside) by Ruhi Cenet Documentaries
They are one of the most religious and most secretive community in the world: Hasidic Jews. An insular religious community with hundreds of thousands of members.
In the heart of New York, surrounded by skyscrapers and modern life, there exists another world, one that lives by its own traditions.
We’re in the middle of New York City, yet we rarely hear English. In this part of Brooklyn, many people speak Yiddish, while Hebrew also plays an important role in religious life.
In this documentary, we step inside this closed-off community to see what everyday life really looks like. We visit their neighborhoods, homes, workplaces, and synagogues, speak with members of the community, and also hear from someone who chose to leave it behind.
My heart breaks💔The staff member who gave George a ride back to the pits yesterday was interviewed about what happened.
He said that when he went over to George, he told him, “It’s okay, bro. You can do better next time.” George just kept his head down. Even after he got on the bike, he was still sitting there with his head hanging, so the staff member thought he should take the long way back, give George a bit more time to calm down and cool off, and ride slowly back to the rear of the pits.
When asked whether George had held onto his waist, he said no. He said George just looked completely drained, like he was trying to hold himself together and hold back tears, and didn’t even seem to know what to do with his hands.
Huge respect to this staff member. The kindness of a complete stranger showed George more care than some people in his own team did.
Never forget that our own government orchestrated a mass casualty false flag event on American soil, blamed it on foreigners and sent our brothers to war on a false premise.
Thousands of American lives lost, trillions of dollars spent, all to help Israel.