Comments on: Prince Charming: Found

By: wow27

wow27 — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 15:26:07 +0000

I just stumbled upon this and read the comments. Let me start by saying this I’ve know Ari for about 6 years, I have dated Ari and am still great friends with him. Ari is a wonderful person, I consider him one of my closest friends and the comments about his family are bogus. I’ve had the pleasure of meeting both of his parents, lovely people. Who is writing this nonsense about Ari’s “two” employees lol, rest assure he has more than two I’ve met them on a few separate occasions. Honestly, if you do not know Ari personally do not write about what you “assume” he’s really like. XOXOX Dalia

By: Edzo

Edzo — Sat, 05 Sep 2009 03:43:49 +0000

who reads this stuff?! if it’s all like that I work near his headquarters & can snap some pics for $

By: themiddle

themiddle — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 03:29:28 +0000

You turn into a frog if she says “my cousin?”

By: just me

just me — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 02:00:06 +0000

OK. I live in miami. I am jewish 49 and single with kids. I am going to be at Sunset Place, (if you live in Miami, then you know where it is), I never go out, but I decided I really, really need to go out and have a bit of fun. I will be at Martini Bar, if anyone is interested I will be there will my cousin, that is the cue word…..

By: adi

adi — Sat, 29 Jul 2006 15:22:30 +0000

can I have ari goldman email?

By: FirstKiss

FirstKiss — Thu, 10 Nov 2005 14:59:16 +0000

I did know Ari and his family. I was his first girlfriend and we shared our first kiss. Back then his family was awesome and he was kind. Our first date was to a James Bond movie in Great Neck. Needless to say I don’t remember the film at all. I don’t believe in this reality show stuff especially to find a mate.

By: Jewlicious » Prince Charming Chooses “From All The Girls in the World”

Wed, 09 Nov 2005 10:49:19 +0000

[...] Discussion on the previous Jewlicious post on this show alternately painted Goldman as a conniving opportunist and a great guy. One of my friends seems to be an old buddy of Goldman’s from camp, so he may actually be a legitimately great guy. But we’ll never know. [...]

By: israeli woman

israeli woman — Sun, 06 Nov 2005 22:52:41 +0000

So ari chose a canadian princess(with israeli parents) over the israeli cinderella and they will live happily ever after in NY, but who knows, maybe their children will make aliya…

By: Leeanne Chweidan

Leeanne Chweidan — Sun, 06 Nov 2005 21:35:50 +0000

I am delighted over Ari’s final decision to choose ‘Mary’, as I found her to be the only one from the group suited to him. May they have a happy and healthy future together. Coming from a South African living in Israel.

By: fancylegend

fancylegend — Sat, 05 Nov 2005 00:04:20 +0000

i appreciate the advice from ha. . ha r u too a playboy? how do u know that ari and his friends r? r u one of his friends? where do u live ..sounds like u r not from ny.

By: Just a guy

Just a guy — Wed, 02 Nov 2005 10:20:12 +0000

Jessica, you’re right is many cases.
But in my case for instane (and in cases of many of my friends) my wife makes less money than we pay to the kindergarten + fuel for the car when she goes to work and gets back. So from a purely financial point of view, it makes more sense for her (and many other women that we know) to stay home. Nevertheless, this was never the option for us.

But, as you said, there are also many cases when the woman HAS to work support a family.

My pont is: if a man makes enough money, how many girls that would like to stay home do you know?

By: jim miller

jim miller — Wed, 02 Nov 2005 02:26:19 +0000

is there a website that we can call or email so we can order some of the older shows

By: nobody

nobody — Tue, 01 Nov 2005 23:41:47 +0000

dear charline-from all the bitches in the world-you are the one!

By: jessica

jessica — Tue, 01 Nov 2005 16:38:21 +0000

The other half of the reason that staying at home with the kids is a foreign idea to most modern israeli women is because we HAVE to work alongside our men to support our families, mortgage, bills, etc, whether we’re carreer-minded or not, the economy is just much tougher here than in the states.

By: "sabra"

"sabra" — Tue, 01 Nov 2005 00:52:25 +0000

i was born in israel(long ago…)and i live here all my life.believe me,you wont find one israeli girl who is ready to adopt the golman’s victorian style of life-giving up education and career while your husband supports you(and leaves you with big nothing when you’ll get divorced).after hearing ari’s sister says that not having a manicure-padicure is foreign to her,i felt sick and had more than a slight nausea.i would’nt drean to be a part of such a snob and primitive family!!! i think that this is basically a stupid and a repulsive show-do you really think that israeli women are waiting for a rich jewish prince to take us to his antipath family in the states to live there for ever? i prefer israeli men hundrets times more(they are not all cave men,you know…)it’s not only because of mentality differences,it’s also because israel is my country.it’s a difficult place to live in,but it’s MINE!and i wish the production had bring here a prince charming who also considers to make aliya,instead of someone who is living the american dream,but living in israel is a nightmare for him(and his family).i don’t understand at all why is he looking for an israeli woman?what about all the nice kosher jewish girls there? and we do’nt even go to the synagogue…

By: Just a guy

Just a guy — Mon, 31 Oct 2005 12:32:28 +0000

I live in Israel, and I just wanted to add my two cents:

In the last episode it beame cler to me that there is a HUGE gap between the Ari’s sister world-view and any modern Israeli girl world-view. If Ari agrees with his sister, then Israel is definitely not the right place to look for a girl.

Charlene (Ari’s sister) says that Neta’s “big problem” is that she has ambitions. Duh!!! Come on, Charlene, what year is it? Do you really think that all the nice gewish girls dream about having a bunch of kids and staing home? You know what – could be, but not now and not in Israel.

I’m not saing that staying home with the kids is bad. On the contrary – it was great when my wife stayed home with our daughter for some period, but I wouldn’t expect from any modern israeli woman not to work for like 15 years (Charlene, 6 kids – respect!!!) .

I’m also having a hard time believing that a girl who’s willing to participate in such a reality show would like to stay home. But that’s just me

As for Neta saying that she wants “to take a break” when she’ll have kids – I’m pretty sure than by “break” she means a year or two (for every child), just for the child to be ready to go to a nice kindergarten. She just wanted to say something that Charline would like to here (and Charline understood that .

As for the “Judaism test” that Charline has prepared for Maria – men, this was really stupid. I don’t think that any of the girls would pass it. In fact, I believe that most of the young israeli girls would fail. What Charlene doesn’t understand is that “Jewish” is not equal to “Religious”. There are huge supermarkets here that sell non-kosher food, and – surprise !!! – a 100% jews are shoping there (and please, don’t give me the usual story about russian immigrants that are not jewish and bla-bla-bla). The fact that someone is a jew does not make him a judaism specialist.

And before you say anything – I’m all for marrying only jews. I just think that Charlene doens’t truly understand how stupid and inappropriate her test was, and based on this test she adviced Ari to let Maria go.

Anyway, if Ari’s world-view matches his sister’s, then he has a problem.
Two girls left: Neta is the girl with ambitions that will not stay home all life cooking a dinner for him, and Mary is a really sweet girl who is only 21 and is really afraid to think of marriage and kids at this point.

By: daniel

daniel — Sun, 30 Oct 2005 22:21:51 +0000

ari did the right thing by kicking out maria from the show kol hakavod

By: esther

esther — Thu, 27 Oct 2005 20:11:04 +0000

Look, men of all ilks and net worths and reality show contestants and civilians can be jerks. Or princes among men. But I certainly don’t think being on a reality show does anyone any favors. But a friend’s brother recently told me that Ari is his buddy from camp and is a good guy, so I’m gonna run with that as an assumption.

Everything’s relative, people. If I like a guy and he doesn’t like me, then he may be a jerk for not liking me, but not a bad guy in general. Get it? I’d still be interested in interviewing Ari about his experience though, as this seems to remain a post of interest to people out there. Maybe I’ll try to do that over the next month or so…

By: ha

ha — Thu, 27 Oct 2005 19:43:33 +0000

you’re all wasting time going on about this. everyone is both right and wrong at the same time. point is, people are multifaceted, so only the people close enough to ari can comment on him as a person (or the people who were close to ari). and fancy legend…watch out for those guys. they’re good to be friends with, but have a tendency to hold back (parts) of the truth when it comes to girls they are dating. they’re in ny, they’re rich, they’re playboys. but fun as hell.

By: Oh My God

Oh My God — Thu, 27 Oct 2005 17:57:02 +0000

It was already said, see Amelia Hess’s comment (8/1/2005) and Cynic’s. I want to know if that’s true.