Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown | Jerusalem | S02 E01 | All Documentary

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• SH

  @shakthidhasan4544 · 2 years ago

  I think Anthony will be shedding quite a few tears if he was around now.

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• AU

  @au-ni6ejsas · 2 years ago

  I come back to this episode every time an eruption happens in Israel & Palestine. I try not to lose hope but I don't see an end to this catastrophe. I'm grateful for Tony giving Palestinians a voice and a platform.

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• CH

  @christopherbrummet4997 · 2 years ago

  Anthony was, and still is, my vote for Human Ambassador should we meet aliens.  We're all poorer because of his passing.  Rest easy, Tony.  Thank you for all you did.

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• OK

  @okuni123 · 2 years ago

  Never in my life have I eaten falafel and thought ‘delicious Israeli food.’

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• MI

  @michellecgb · 2 years ago

  I'm kicking myself for not watching this show more often. I remember being obsessed with Anthony Bourdain when I was a kid and I loved watching him. Even as a kid, I connected with what he was doing, which went beyond food. I'm grateful that this man was in the world.

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• JA

  @jainelaine604 · 4 years ago

  I have learnt more about the world I live in, its people, cultures, food, dreams and aspirations all through these wonderful programmes.  You are so missed Anthony.

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• LO

  @lounamana · 4 years ago

  'why not painting over'.... The wisest of words. We miss u Tony

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• OU

  @oussamajt7099 · 5 years ago

  Anthony was a noble soul, Rest in Peace man we love u

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• BA

  @babyjazz101 · 2 years ago

  I miss Tony. I don&apos;t get attached to TV personalities, but I was shocked and very sad when I heard he passed. Every couple of months I watch his videos and feel happy to see him. <br><br>Rip brother.

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• AI

  @AizAruta · 2 years ago

  I love how he made the jews uncomfortable with his questions and statements. He didn&apos;t have to say his disapproval of the occupation then, but it&apos;s truly palpable in his body language. I miss this guy. I hope he found the peace he was seeking on the other side. ❤

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• CH

  @chandrasekharkotillil4249 · 4 years ago

  Been a Bourdain fan for over 2 decades. One of the reasons why he has that allure is the way he brings his stories. He is a phenomenal observer. A listener. A chronicler of our troubled times. He doesnt judge, he lets us into these far away distant worlds with people in distress,joy and shares their emotions with us. Bourdain&apos;s voiceover provide us with that signature Bourdain view, a mix of irony, wit, dark humour and so much empathy for people, places and cultures. RIP Tony, Thanks for these magnificient documentaries.

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• GI

  @gigibibibaba · 2 years ago

  Watching this episode now hits different. I remember watching it about 6 years ago and started looking into the history of Palestine, but now all I can think is &apos;are these children still alive?&apos;, &apos;what is even left for them?&apos;, and &apos;Tony was such a legend for probing things further making people confront their prejudices&apos;.

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