Arden said:

I personally think this one is fake. The audio seems dubbed from 2 or 3 separate occasions - why would you have such diverse languages, accents, and ages all hanging out drunk with each other at 1am in Jerusalem? Granted it's a touristy, international city, but still. Listen to the causal tone in their voices, how the camera never pans out or follows it (meaning previous video was used to embed the light), and the absence of the flash in the original video.

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nah, the audio doesnt sound dubbed to me. this was probably shot from the top of a hostel (hence the diverse crowd).

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nah, the audio doesnt sound dubbed to me. this was probably shot from the top of a hostel (hence the diverse crowd).

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I've spent a lot of time in Jerusalem, and hostels in general. The last person I can imagine there is a woman from Mississippi causally conversing about "we get'em all the time back home."

A woman with such an accent was caught by the media somewhere else. Those types rarely leave the kitchen, let alone the country.

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normally, i'd totally agree that "rarely leave the kitchen" type wouldn't get on a plane and head to Jerusalem. the only reason it would make sense to me would be if she was a christian from the bible belt and took a "holy land" tour.

i live in the south and know all kinds of "rarely leave the kitchen" types who have barely left the town they grew up in but have somehow managed to make a trip to Jerusalem to "walk in the footsteps of jesus".

happens all the time

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i live in the south and know all kinds of "rarely leave the kitchen" types who have barely left the town they grew up in but have somehow managed to make a trip to Jerusalem to "walk in the footsteps of jesus".

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Good point!