Holocaust Memorial Day / Yom Hashoah in Jerusalem, Israel 2011

[ViperRob42]

If I was a tourist there I would stop also out of respect. I don't know of any other place where this exists of such a national remembrance feeling, its very beautiful, also sad but a good way to honor and remember

[Bayleferred]

Dont hate on Israel

[jijed2]

the holocaust is a money industry and a card for sick jews too murder and maim palestinans

[eclipse2743]

Shalom Jerusalén pueblo de *DI-OS DE ISRAEL * Estamos con ustedes hermanos y sentimos lo que paso y lo que acontece. LES AMAMOS MIS HERMANOS.

[390bullitt1968]

The holocaust is an industry, trying to become a religion. It is used to collect money from government and businesses. It cannot be debated as the goof balls who spun the tales, were urban demographics who made up bizarre tales that defy the laws of gravity and chemistry. The internet has exposed its absurd claims. My family owned a farm close to Treblinka The front gate was a farmers market. There was a small chain link fence around the property.

It was a train depot. nothing more.

[jewliciousness]

@390bullitt1968 Hey whatever makes you feel less guilty for the role you and your people played in genocide! You're entitled to your opinion and I urge you to share them with your co-workers and members of your community. Heh. Loser.

[390bullitt1968]

@jewliciousness - My great uncle lived less than 4 miles from Treblinka. He and my great aunt would bring fresh farm produce to sell at the main gate of Treblinka with many others. My great uncle was polish.

[jewliciousness]

@390bullitt1968 Which makes sense given that Treblinka was in Poland. And so you're claiming that your Great Uncle sold fresh, yummy veggies to the travelers at the train depot? Must have been some slow trains. My Uncle's Mom spent over three years there. Waiting for a train out I guess. She never mentioned anything about the abundant availability of fresh produce...

[390bullitt1968]

@jewliciousness - My family on my fathers side is from Poland. They are mostly farmers. As you know, farming is one of those non Jewish fields, no pun intended. In the 1960's the stories about Treblinka as a death camp were just starting to circulate. We used to visit them every few years, and learned about the farmers market first thand.

[390bullitt1968]

@jewliciousness - nobody spent more than a few days in Treblinka.

[ArmoredSaint63]

@jewliciousness I must agree with you even with all the evidence why they deny this happened I dont know but like you said it will ease them from thier guilt.

G-D bless Israel !! :^)

[390bullitt1968]

@jewliciousness - We feel no guilt. I am German and my relatives served with distinction as Waffen-SS. They were defending Freedom. I am proud of them.

[4Tamashah]

@390bullitt1968 Hello idiot.. if your family had died in Auschwitz & Treblinka for that matter I bet you would not open your dirty mouth about the Holocaust tragedy!

[390bullitt1968]

@4Tamashah - The key word is IF. Nobody died in Treblinka. It was a train depot. My great uncle sold produce at the front gate, where there was a farmers market. Treblinka is one more tall tale of the legend of the 6MM, that offers no evidence, no photos, no orders and no bodies, just a long line of whiners all seeking reparations.

[4Tamashah]

@390bullitt1968 & by the way, did your uncle eat shit for breakfast? because what he says worth a toilet paper sheet for his horse shit!

[390bullitt1968]

@4Tamashah - My great uncle was a farmer and he brought his tasty produce to the farmers markets at the Treblinka front gate. Guards and those on trains were allowed to buy the produce and the apples were very big sellers. They also sold tomatoes, corn,

beets and radishes along with lettuce and carrots. Oranges were a big seller. The SS were very friendly and allowed many farmers space to sell their produce. .

[werototal]

god bless israel :D

[MrYemenipride]

hi

[MrYemenipride]

if you really think that Israel is a legitimate state because the great great great- grandfathers of the Jews lived in that land for a period of time, then you would have to knowledge that America, Australia and New Zealand are illegitimate countries, because they have no ancestor in those lands, before they were taken from the natives by force!!!

Most of the westerns are hypocrites for supporting such an illegal occupation, so they better wakeup and straighten their policies

[kicks92738]

@MrYemenipride

According to the UN, we are a state since 1948. And where we were suppose to go after the holocaust? Retard.

[MrYemenipride]

@kicks92738 I dont care where you go after the holocaust (which is not even proven) !! And you can't stay in فلسطين because it isn't your land.

Why don't you go back to europe, the Land where your grand-fathers lived since the 2nd century??

[kicks92738]

@MrYemenipride

The holocaust is not proven. Your not even worth arguing to.

[houdini2233]

@kicks92738 The holocaust happened in German occupied land, Europe is far greater than germany. Don't be a selfish putz and either share the land that isnt yours by ancestry or go back to where you came from, europe. Khazarian jews do not belong in Jerusalem.

[blazersforlife]

You see that arab walking around during the silence.. No respect.

[mattbaldea]

@blazersforlife you are an idiot

[390bullitt1968]

@blazersforlife He more than likely thinks the way many do, a hoax.

[jewliciousness]

@1ster1 I stand in place, I don't move around and I show respect. I think it's important to share this with people around the world. That's why I do it.

[yeemike1]

@jewliciousness Dont listen to 1ster, one of those people who are ignorant.

[KaleunMaender77]

@jewliciousness I'm not Jewish (I am Slavic), but I respect the fact that you all are taking measures to remember the Holocaust. The fact that you're not walking anywhere but still moving your camera around is meant to be a real life view of EVERYBODY stopping when that siren is blaring. This means everyone respects those who died and who could not live in Israel or could not live to see the Jews as they are now. It is very important that even after the elderly die, this tradition continues on.

[390bullitt1968]

@jewliciousness - Looks like many are moving around. I would drag a string of beer cans behind my car if I was there. LMAO.

[kicks92738]

G-d Bless Israel!

[emperoreitan]

This is so beautiful, such a misunderstood people, the Israelis.

[390bullitt1968]

@emperoreitan - Really, I doubt the 249 dead women and babies from Deir Yassin massacre, who were stabbed on bayonets and thrown into burning ditches alive,

by the Russian Irgun who invaded Palestine thought that.

[babes881213]

i love how you do this every year!! thank you! its beautiful!

[jewliciousness]

@babes881213 Thanks so much. I can't believe you watch this every year! Stay tuned next week for Memorial Day and Israel Independence Day...