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Discovering Small Jewish Communities Around the World With Binny Binet

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by the way. So journalist journalist journalist journalist. A travel journalist. >> A travel journalist. Okay. So actually I work for a living the but that's why it's interesting I have such a passion for travel. So I've been traveling since actually as well I've been traveling all around the world and my my main passion is Jewish communities around the world. Yedish communities we just visited if you read the army we just visited a very interesting community in Kadava and Ivory Coast. So it's very very interesting. All Jewish communities, communities that people don't know about and there's many surprises. >> I'm in the game. I'm in the game. I'm interested in it. So I research and research and research and I still work and my passion is to share my joy of travel. Meaning that to show you that as you can see the van here and um anyone who likes travel wants a change of scenery changes your personality comfort zone. There's a lot of benefits to travel with the family alone with friends many many benefits. I just want to share my my joy and passion. is doing and people enjoy it. People say, "Wow." So just know to the typical but also when I go let's say to India and other places I like to I like to go of the train local trains meet local people interact with them and bring you a sense of the culture. Not everyone is comfortable to do it. Let's say in Africa to go into the slums nishan is comfortable. Some people want to see it and some people want to So obviously it's overblown. It depends how do well I wouldn't say at this point depending where you go and how you do it as well. Some people feel comfortable some places some people feel uncomfortable. on the couch and gave us a tip. Maybe we'll do it in the future. But for now, follow the stat. Anyone wants to reach out, I can try to help as well. That's wrong.