Already done 👍🏼

but what is that construction with pallets and vegetation? Is it a makeshift attempt at some specific religious observance?

To put it simple, is a sukkah, the sukkah is a temporary hut built for the week long (7 days staying inside it) festival of Sukkot.

أغنية جميلة جدا 👍🏼

Amazing place 😌👍🏼

Is this somewhere in Europe ?

You too comrade

Beautiful place 👍🏼

Usted también camarada 🫡

Espero que ustedes tengan una buena semana.

Curious, do you interpret the 5 as change?

Can’t answer to that one, I’m not a mekubbal or anything, I’m just a talmid, do I study and learn from Zohar ? Yes, but do I know it all ? No, that’s why when I do this, I study with qualified rabbanim and admorim (also hakhamim). Is quite difficult to do this alone and without any knowledge it can get a bit complicated and to some extent problematic (I know out of experience with a lot of people who use Kabbalah and Merkavah without proper learning and knowledge, and some even end crazy).

Out of good faith (if you want or can), I tell you, go to the exact people who know about this things because I’m not authorised and neither am I a mekubbal to do or teach such things. I’m just but a simple talmid of rabbanim and hakhamim. Sorry that I can’t help you on that.

In other words, I can’t answer something that I don’t have knowledge of.

Will you translate the top and bottom inscriptions, please?

Will do …

Here it is in English (And Judeo-spanish) translation :

1. [English] Blessing for the home: Let no sorrow come through this gate. Let no trouble come in this dwelling. Let no fright come through this door. Let no conflict come to this department. Let there be blessing and peace in this place.

2. [Jaquetía] Beraja de la casa: No permetas que la tristeza pase a traverso de esta cuerta, No permetas que ningún penserio pase a traverso de este lugar, No permetas que el espanto pase a traverso de esta cuerta, No permetas que ocurra ningun conflicto en este lugar, Permete que esta casa se yene de la bendision de la alegría i la pas.

Ah, I see you noticed it, is used throughout North Africa (and other places too) by many people from different cultural backgrounds and religious traditions as well. We Sephardic Jews use it too for various reasons, decorations, keeping Ain Hara away (that has the birkat habayit written in it as well sometimes not always) etc .

Here are some examples of it .

You welcome 😁🫡

Nope, this is where I got the image from (please use translator website is in Persian) https://www.irna.ir/news/82079680/خاخام-یهودی-رژیم-صهیونیستی-وارث-دین-یهود-نیست

“Jewish people are burning the flag.”

I (Jew) here, can confirm, it’s true.

This looks similar to where I’m from (not completely the same, but similar).

Also, Beautiful place ! 😌👍🏼

aapko bhi comrade ji 🫡

الله يحفظكم كلكم يا عشيري ❤️🇵🇸

Yeah video not working well, still thanks for the cute ducky 😌👍🏼