ISRAEL MUSIC HISTORY WWII Jewish Brigade Music Farewell of Slavianka בין גבולות

[MrHagest]

Ok ! Mutta aikea vaikaeaa erottaa arabi noista! muutoin hyvää israel musik

[Mrpotsable]

nice music, but to be honest ugly video

[feurzauber]

wonderfull israeli girls !!!!

[cracki63]

It's Russian national music

[AdrianaSukkub]

своеобразная прекрасная версия. Молодцы, парни и девчата.

[kbkAKSU74]

I don't know Hebrew but I like this version of Proshaniye Slavianki. In Poland this song version is Rozszumialy Sie Wierzby Placzace (Weeping Willows Began to Hum).

Greetings from Poland :-)

[oceancaptin888]

fuck Israel

it's end is so soon

Egypt become free

[VshirelV]

@oceancaptin888

do you want shekel?

[ArtioliVito]

May God ((the one & only one God)) curse, destroy & bunch Israel and Israeli people for the crimes they have comet. Oh God show them some black days & remove them by your power from the world map. Ameeeeeeen

[jdi0093113]

@ArtioliVito God(The one and only God) will destroy those who stand against Israel and curse them.

[Kmitzitz]

Мы здесь - щит (Защитная стена) Меж границ и гор, без дороги, В беззвёздных ночах Караваны братьев безостановочно На Родину мы восходим Детям и младенцам Откроем тут врата Для слабого и для старого Мы тут щит. Если ворота закрыты, и никто их не открывает, Врата мы разрушим, разобьём. Любую защищённую стену проломим, Каждую щель расширим и пройдём. припев Караван, не плачь, не грусти Обопрись о мою руку, старый дедушка И тот, кто закрыл эти ворота, Придёт к нему день мести и расплаты припев

[VshirelV]

@Kmitzitz

Добрый день, Израиль

(google translate)

[Kmitzitz]

В основе мелодии этой песни - русский марш "Прощание Славянки", та же мелодия в польской песне "Расшумелись плакучие вербы".

[stechkinman]

long live israel dear jewish brothers and sisters serbia is allways on your side honor to you all

[cracki63]

@stechkinman Oo Serbia or Jews that inside of Serbia?

[TheJaceMaster]

Awesome!



[Lazyx23]

Author - Jacob Bogorad, military conductor of the 51st Regiment of Lithuania. Marsh Bogorad written in Simferopol, in 1912,

Marsh is the arrangement and processing of Hasidic melodies (Hud gadya Leshona and both are included in the Haggadah Passover.

During World War II, the Nazis shot Jacob Bogorad, along with other Jews of Simferopol in 1942, December 12-13, in a tank ditch at the 11th kilometer of the highway Feodosia

[shaked9290]

מקסים! :)



[Ninjadude2012]

wait, isnt this a russian song

[pinz2022]

@Ninjadude2012

Like the "Katyusha" song. Did they get their best stuff from the Russkies?

[Ninjadude2012]

@pinz2022 this is the only video ive seen them sing. do they sing other russian songs?

[Kbrt111]

@pinz2022

buddy ..if that matters , since appears to you it does..Katyusha was written by two Soviet Jews

[Kbrt111]

@pinz2022 by Blanter and Isakovskiy... 

[lolman706]

@Ninjadude2012 yes it is a lot otf rus immigrants got here about 1 mln so they translated for the guys who don't know the languagee

[Ninjadude2012]

@lolman706 Iteresting, know where i can find an english version of this song or with subtitles. ide like to know what they're saying? :)

[lolman706]

@Ninjadude2012 i have no idea

[preemptivestrike20]

@Ninjadude2012 Yes. Created when the Balkan Christians and Russians were fighting the bastard Islamic Turks. Very appropriate that the Israeli's sing it.

[baronofcheese]

@preemptivestrike20 Apostrophe does not plural make. 

[turcoboshnak]

@preemptivestrike20 What a moronic statement! This is originally a slavic song, aren't slavs eternal enemies of the jewish people?

[baronofcheese]

@Ninjadude2012 It is a Russian song.

[rina5054]

@Ninjadude2012 Yes it's old Russian song "Proschanie Slovianky". The first people who emigrate to Israel from 1860-1947 was Jewish from Russia, Poland, Ukraine. It's not surprised that they sing a Russian songs. Many Israel Ashkenazy have Russian, Ukraine or Poland acestors.

[cfreydin]

@rina5054

common American misunderstanding about Jews.

[olorenzo42]

@cfreydin common misconception among elitists, lefties and know it all idiots. You comment to rina5054 was misguided at best. She is not from the U.S. So which of the three above are you elitists, an anti American left winger or a know it all idiot?

[rifleman1939]

@Ninjadude2012 tsarist song to be exact :)

[VshirelV]

@Ninjadude2012

hahhaa... it is hebrew :)

[Ninjadude2012]

@VshirelV I'm pretty sure it isn't. search the song on youtube, you'll find it with pictures of russia, soviet or white army images.

[VshirelV]

@Ninjadude2012

MM.. i am from israel and hebrew its our languge so i pretty sure i right:P

This is israelis soliders. its may not sound so hebrew because its literary hebrew.

i can barely understand what they said ;)

[Ninjadude2012]

@VshirelV I'm talking about the song, not the language.

[VshirelV]

@Ninjadude2012

Ohh.....mabye :)

[icejord]

@Ninjadude2012 they're russian immigrants to israel...

[mrdavidsmithism]

its israels glee!

[nedo3365]

A l'origine il s'agit d'une marche militaire des volontaires russes venus combattre aux côtés des bulgares contre l'armée turque pendant la guerre balkanique de 1912. Elle symbolise la fraternité des comabattants slaves venus combattre l'ennemi musulman. Cette marche est reprise par l'armée russe pendant la première guerre mondiale, puis par l'armée soviétique pendant la 2ème guerre mondiale. ici il s'agit de la version israélienne , ce qui s'explique au vu du nombre de russes en Israël.