25 Apr, 2007 in
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I honestly believe Israeli culture is almost impossible to understand if you’re not a local. I’ve tried many times explaining Israeli and Jewish peculiarities to my foreign friends, but my attempts always ended up sounding extremely odd. There are so many strange details, so many complications, so many cultural differences – that it never ends.
Nitzani, an Israeli comedian, has taken the impossible challenge of trying to explain Israeli culture to Israeli foreign workers, AKA “Strange workers”. Check it out, it’s absolutely hilarious (through Israelity). :
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