พระเยซูตายที่นี่... ดินแดนแห่งความขัดแย้ง! | I Roam Alone

It's a holy city with a lot of unholy taxis. The path of the seven wounds of Jesus. This is the way of the old days. The legs are locked in the stone chamber. Oh, that's it. That is the Holy Sepulchre. Behind us, you can see the food. The wooden wall that the Gilgamesh people used to worship. I don't know where they're going. It's a strange energy. Today, we're in Jerusalem. Jerusalem is considered one of the oldest and most sacred cities in the world for Christians, Muslims, and Jews. This city has historical evidence dating back to 6,000 years ago. The word Jerusalem in Hebrew means the city of peace. But if we go back to the history of this city, I would say that this city is quite far from the word of peace. Jerusalem has been through 100 wars, has been besieged 44 times, and has been destroyed twice. Those who have come to occupy this city, such as the Persians, Romans, and Ottomans, went to the United States of America. For Christians, this city is the place where Jesus was crucified, was buried, and was reborn. For Muslims, the Temple Mount is the site of Massahid al-Aqsa, who believed that Prophet Muhammad came to die for the last time before going to heaven to meet Allah. And finally, for the Jews, in the same area of the Temple Mount, It is believed to be the site of Solomon and the Second Coming, which is very important for the Jews. What is the story of this city of peace? We will have a guide from Palestine who believes in the Christian faith take us there. We will walk through the Via Dolorosa, which is the path where Jesus carried the cross to the place where he was crucified. We will go to the Western Wall, which is called the Wailing Wall, where the Jews dug deep into the ruined wall. And finally, we will go to see the Massahid al-Aqsa from a distance. Because today, Massahid al-Aqsa is under the status of status quo, which is taken care of by Jordan. Therefore, there will be a time limit for those who believe in other religions, other than the Muslim religion, to enter. Therefore, we may not be allowed to go inside. So, let's go on a journey. Mama! Why are you dressed so full? Did you have a fight today? I told you to wear like this. This is Jerusalem. You're right. Put on sunscreen. Have you put it on? I have. I'll put it on, everyone. This is the Sistar V-Block skin. Sunscreen that I use all day and on every journey. I like this one because it's thin and light. It absorbs quickly. After applying it, the face does not wrinkle. It protects for a long time, up to 16 hours. Most importantly, it prevents acne. Sistar has been advocating for acne for a long time. In addition to sunscreen, it also has anti-acne, anti-aging, and anti-PM 2.5. It's not good to use. I won't tell you more about this one. You can buy it at Watsons, Shopee, Lazada. You can also buy it at 7-Eleven and CJ9 Beauty. You have to believe in acne. Give it back to me. Let's go. Are you ready? I'm ready. What about you, Pet? I'm ready. Let's go. Jerusalem is an old city with a mix of modernity. There's a light rail here. It's the only one in Israel that has a tram like this. It was awarded the City of Modernity in 2018. If I'm not mistaken. I'm about to meet Mr. Hassem at Damascus Gate. At first, I was going to get on the tram. But for four people, it's very expensive. Taxi is more expensive. I'm going to take a taxi. Here, they have a price bargain. So when I got on the tram, I told them that I didn't need a meter. But they didn't open the meter. No, I want a meter. Now, the taxi fare is 43 baht. I'm so confused. Because yesterday, the fare was the same. It was only 27 baht. So I'm confused. If you take a taxi here, you have to be very careful. Because they might cheat you. It's the most cheating taxi in Israel. It's Jerusalem, everyone. Here, here, here. You shouldn't have paid in the beginning. You should just like... The receipt was going to be in the app. So I just assumed that it's going to be there. No, I think it's always a bit like this. Because in Jerusalem, it's like... I think it's tricky. Yes, it's... He said it's okay. It's in the app, right? Yes, and it's not in the app. It's a holy city. The taxi is very unholy. From the first day to the second day. And it's very dangerous here. Oh, it's so scary. 400 baht per kilometer, everyone. This is the Damascus Gate, everyone. Our guide just now, Mr. Hassim. Hello, Hassim. He told us a lot of things. He said that Jerusalem... When it was often occupied, it was because of the location. Because this is the location between Europe, Africa, and Asia, right? So whoever controls Jerusalem is like controlling this world. So that's why they came to occupy this place. They came to occupy this place a lot. And here we can see... What do they call it? The construction of many types. Roman, Ottoman. When you go inside, it's like a mountain. He said. Here, all those women bring their fruits and vegetables from their gardens to sell it here at the mosque. It's very common. They are all Palestinians. Mom, please pay attention to the history. Don't pay attention to the vegetables. Right now, Mama wants to go shopping for vegetables for dinner tonight. Look at the vegetables. Grapes are used to cook rice. Here is the entrance. When you enter, it's not straight. You have to turn left or right. It's a matter of fighting. He told us. They have to turn around. From here, it will be easy to kill them. Their left shoulder will be open. Turn around. So now, everywhere here is like a market? Yeah, the whole city is a big maze of markets. Over there is the star of David. He is also on the top of Israel. Why is David so important to the people of Israel? It goes back to Abraham. Jacob is the son of Abraham. Jacob had 12 sons. His 12 sons represented the 12 tribes of Israel. Then he went to Egypt. He was desperate. He came back and lived with the 12 tribes. Then he died. King David was the one who brought the 12 tribes together. He established Israel as a country. He brought the star of King David as a symbol of the first nation. Who is Solomon? We just heard the term Solomon. Solomon is the son of David. King David built a temple for God. God said, your hands are too bloody. I won't let you build a temple. So he is the son of King Solomon. He built the first temple for Judah. So it's an important temple. It was destroyed. Then he built a new temple. It was destroyed. Only the Western Wall was left. He wanted to build a new temple. It's like a classic American. But now it's a classic American. We're going to see the view from the top. We didn't come from Mount Folive. So we won't see the top view of Jerusalem. We're going to a hotel. It used to be a hospice. It was a place to stay and to treat patients. It was a place for people who came to make a donation. Now it's turned into a hotel. It's run by the Austrians. We're going to see the view from the top. 5 Czechs per person. We're going up. So that's Mount Folive. You can see the Jewish cemetery there. This is Temple Mount. It's the Al-Aqsa area. We're looking at the Muslim Quarter. Up is the Jewish Quarter. That section is the Armenian Quarter. There is the Jewish Quarter. There are 4 quarters inside. Those surrounding by a wall. Is that the Dome of the Rock? Yes. You can see the Grey Dome there. That's Al-Aqsa Mosque. That's the Grey Dome. The dark Grey Dome to the right. The building was built in the 8th century to protect the rock. This is the spot where Prophet Muhammad did his spiritual trip to heaven. He was riding a flying horse and he went to heaven. He had a conversation with God and he came back. It was a spiritual trip actually. I read it wrong. At first, I thought Al-Aqsa Mosque was the last stop. Actually, it wasn't the last stop. It was just a spiritual trip. We went to the mosque and came back. They told us that they had a conversation with God and they wanted Muslims to come here 5 times a day. That's the Holy Sepulchre. What does it mean? It means what? I don't know. It means pain. Beer is the path of pain. Yes, because Jesus carried the cross on his back. He walked along the path. What we see along the way are people who came to pray and carry the cross. They put him here in Antony Fortress. They put him in the prison in Antony Fortress. Here, the local governor was Pontus Pilate. In the beginning, he didn't know what to do with Jesus. So he asked the people here, what should I do with this man? He said, I can release him. Because in Passover, there is a tradition that Romans release one prisoner. So he said, should I release you this man? He said, no. He said, whom you want, they preferred Barabbas to be released. So he expelled him as a punishment. But then he asked the people, what should I do with this man? And then the people started calling to crucify him, crucify him, crucify him. So it was the people's choice that Jesus was condemned to death. Behind me, you can see the Israeli army. The area here is heavily fortified. 1, 2, 3, 4 cameras. All the churches in Jerusalem are dark churches. Because sad stories. Jesus was flagellated, was condemned to death, was crucified, was buried here. There is a Church of the Condemnation, which was built in 1906. The current floor of that church is the original floor of Antonio Fortress from Jesus' time. You will see even the part of the street where Jesus walked carrying the cross all the way to the Calvary Stone of the Godhead. What are your names? Paparas, Jesus, David, Solomon. Let's skip the field. We are in the middle of building a church. We need to focus. There are so many people. I'm trying to focus. This is the original floor of the church. There is no gate here. I think Jesus was taken out of the church. This is the garden where Jesus was taken out of the church. and was brought back here. Right now, this is the Dome of the Rock. This is the Dome of the Rock, but all this plateau is called the Luxor. There are many marks on the rock. This is the second mark. You can see Jesus carrying the cross. This is the word D-E-X-O-O means this is the man. Jesus was surprised and asked, What is this? This is the famous sentence of Pontius Pilate. This is the man. Most people come here with a guide to see where Jesus was taken. This is the prison of Christ. In the excavation, they found here two floor prisons. One is a big prison where many prisoners will be in one room. And one is a cell. They believe that Jesus was in this cell because Jesus was a political prisoner. He was not a normal prisoner, not like one of us. Because he claimed to be the son of God, like a messiah. He is a messiah. He is a king. So we are going to enter and see it. Enjoy your head of peace. This is the prison of the past. The prison was locked in a stone chamber. The prisoners were handcuffed. Let's keep walking. We will keep walking up. This is the first place where Jesus fell. It's a pity that Jesus did not fall here. I tried to stop him. We are at the 6th station. Jesus was in a coma. Simon came to help carry the cross for Jesus. He was in West Africa. The 6th station is the place where Veronica carried the cross for Jesus. She claimed that Jesus' face was on the cross. His face was on the cross at the temple. It's up to you to believe it or not. It's good to see the real situation that I learned since I was young. It reminds me of the knowledge that I forgot a lot. It's an interesting history. I agree. I used to study the Bible a lot. When I came here, I was like, this is it. It's like matching the knowledge and the picture. Right. This is the 7th station. This was the walls of Jerusalem. There was a gate here. You can see the columns. This was outside Jerusalem in Jesus' time. There was a gate here. Jesus went outside to the quarry. He was crucified here. Up there. This is the 6th station. This is the 7th and 8th station. Jesus lived in Jerusalem where he met the woman of Jerusalem. This is the 8th station. It's written as Nikkah which means victory. This is where Jesus met the woman of Jerusalem. Jesus said, don't cry for me, but for your children. Nike changed this word from A to E. This is the 3rd time I'm standing in front of the Holy Sepulchre. Sepulchre in English means tomb. Inside, there was the tomb of Jesus. There was a stone with the cross of Jesus who was crucified and died. There was a stone where they washed the body of Jesus. These three things are in this tomb. At first, it was just a stone. Later, the Romans built their own temple and then during the Constantinople period, they built a tomb and brought the stone with the cross and the tomb back and built different zones inside. They renovated many times. Let's go inside. This is the picture of Abraham when he was crucified. This is the cross of Jesus when he was crucified and died on the cross. This is the Calvary. Many people came to interview. I don't know where they went. It's full of people. This is the body of Jesus. After Jesus died on the cross, his body was buried in this tomb. According to the Bible, after three days, Jesus came back and appeared in front of the archangels and many followers before he appeared to heaven. According to Christianity, Jesus' surrender to be tortured and killed is a sin for humanity. It's full of people on the cross. Many people came to pray here. At first, I thought it was strange. However, there were many people competing. They ran in a queue and fought to see who was faster or slower. It was strange. We're going to have a cup of tea here. Cheers! After going to Holy Sepulchre, we're going to Western Wall or Weeping Wall. We have to go through the Muslim Sector. This is the only synagogue in Jerusalem. We're in the Queue of Followers. This is the clothing store. This is Jerusalem and Patagonia. When we go to the Wailing Wall, our guide can't enter because he's a palestinian. We're inside. In front of us is the Wailing Wall. Wailing Wall or Western Wall This is the second wall that is still left. For Jews, this is a very important place. They come here to pray and hold mass here. In this area, you can see men wearing hats and women wearing wigs. This is the Hasidic Jews. I've been to New York and filmed there. There are 2-3 episodes. It's very interesting. It's hot. We're out. I've studied a lot about Christianity. I was in Spain and I like it a lot. I almost changed my religion. When I touched the stone inside, I was like... It's a powerful place. It's special for believers. For non-believers, it's just a stone. In the end, religion is everyone's faith. We can't say it's true. We can't prove it with science. This is one day in Jerusalem. If you want to come, I'll give you my contact info. Today, I'm going back to Jerusalem. I'll see the most beautiful wall in my life. So this is a separation wall? Yes. This is a checkpoint? Yes. The camera is broken. The camera and mic are broken. If you go to Palestine, you can't cross the road. You can only turn right. You can't turn left. Hi. Nice to meet you. It's a nice house. He's the father of Jamal. This is the father of the father of Jamal. Yes. Beautiful. Very good.