Look at this beautiful face. Okay, so behind us we have some rescued dairy calves and these are the lucky ones but tomorrow we're going to a dairy farm to see the ones that are still suffering and still enslaved. Okay, so we're just out the front of a dairy farm here in Israel. We're here to meet Tal Gubawa and her boyfriend and we're going to do some documenting of the animals inside. So, how do we avoid it? Just put... I walk like this. Don't be with the camera always like this. Okay. This is where you're eating food. Yeah, it's disgusting. So this is like a big prison of suffering. You can feel the energy in here just sad, separated families, despair and there's just no hope in here. They look really sad, don't they? Like taking all their life, was squids, sucking the life out of them. Everything, the squids, everything. From their soul, from their body. Their body, their emotion, their children, everything. Yeah, so the girl behind us, she's looking really thin and like just what happens is they just suck all the nutrients out of them through the milk, suck the absolute life out of them to like a bony mess like this lady behind us. So the hit bones just protruding out there and on the floor here is just their waste. Everybody's not okay. They're very young, they're already sick and thin, not feel good. And they squids like I told you before, the squids their life. The squids everything from them. Okay, so this is the milking color. This is where they cooked up the suckers and they suck the milk out of them. They're down here. You see the milk coming out. They're essentially milk machines aren't they? So. So, as you can see all of her legs, there's feces all over her. Feces all over her hooves, feces all over her legs. Feces all under here, all under here, all feces. So, on the other there's also feces and this is how you get feces in the milk because there's feces all over the animals. There's so much suffering here. So she comes from the dairy industry and she's blind. She was rescued, yeah? She was so skinny that all her bones were out. Oh no. So she didn't wait much so if they would sell her to the meat industry, they wouldn't get a penny. So, at 14 months old she came here and she couldn't see but there is something called there that you can't see anything because you had trauma. They're very old traumatized because they are being separated from the mom and they hear the moms and they're crying. Okay now we move on to dairy, dairy milk, you know milk, cheese, that stuff that they put in everything, they put over everything, yogurt, ice cream. Let's think for a second what milk is because I never thought about this. So, I never thought that cows have to be pregnant to produce milk. They have to either be pregnant or have had a child to produce milk. It's like us. I thought this is going to sound pretty silly but some people might think the same thing. I thought cows just produce milk by themselves. I thought that's what they were here for. They just produced milk. No, there's a process. There is a process. After her child is born within one to three days, her child is stolen from her. Across the board, every dairy farm, you take me right now to the most humane dairy farm in Israel. They think green grass and they take all of their children off of these cows. Alright so in here we have the two calves here and they've been taken from their mothers over here. Putting this crate, they'll be wheeled out somewhere and they'll be taken to isolation and they'll be separated. Over here you can hear the mothers bellowing out for their children. It's very sad. Look at their little faces. Still wet. They're ready newborns. The cow will bellow out for days. It's called pining. They pine out for their child. And their children are only sometimes 50 meters away, very close. And they can hear each other screaming for each other. In the connect to the story, to the mother, they take a child and she's crying and yelling, always my child and we see after we're going to see the little babies who bear the lawn on the metal cages. And a lot of them dies. Also 10% in Israel dies on the cages, the little babies. Because they don't have their mother milk, they don't have the good care. Okay so behind us here we have the solitary confinement for the baby calves, the baby calves that are taken from their mothers. They're all pining out. The mothers over there are pining for the babies, the babies are pining back for their mothers. These little prison cells are so small that they can hardly turn around in there. So if you think of a prison, the cells, you can walk around, you can come down off the bunk, you can go to your toilet, these little calves, little babies are in these little cages small. They need their mother at this time. They're supposed to be suckling from their mother. And this is how they're treated. This is how they're kept. All dairy farms across the board, not just in Israel, all dairy farms take children away from mothers, just so we can take the milk that was meant for them. If you look at these little angels, they look like little puppy dogs, little scared, innocent eyes, kept in prisons so we can have a piece of cheese. So then people like to talk about injustice, you know, injustice over here, and justice to humans over here, look at this. This is injustice. Innocent children kept in cages away from their mothers. They'll all be killed, eventually they'll all be killed. For nothing, for no good reason, no good reason. A lot of people become vegan because they said it's goals, first of all, because they sh**ing on themselves. They look terrible. And they don't want to take part of this. It's terrible. It's like it's the closest thing to slavery of sin. Of course it's slavery. The conditions in here look pretty horrific, but do you think there's a shim and whey to do this? It's funny joke. Yeah, it's funny. To funny human rape, there is no thing like this. You know, people drive in the roads of Israel and see the animals on the side of the free. Like free, but they don't really free. But still, it's just 1% from all the animals in the industry. Most of the 99% on these farms, it's very crowded, a lot of sh**, a lot of disease, and a lot of suffering. A very, very sad place in a dairy farm. If anyone here has been in a dairy farm, you know what I mean. Horrible place. Full of sadness. Full of sadness. Yeah, so you can understand how easily they get these mass-starred infections on the other when they're always laying in their own feces. And they're getting milked with crap all over their teeth and their other. And this is going into the milk, it's getting sucked out with the past and like, it's a disgusting place like dairy products. I couldn't think of anything more disgusting.