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Everything I learned about Jewish humor I learned from Mad magazine – Forward

| June 14, 2022

A 1986 Mad magazine cover designed by Mort Drucker. Courtesy of DC Entertainment By Jim SullivanJune 13, 2022 I grew up in central Maine in the 60s and 70s, and while we werent exactly the Mayberry of the North the fictional town of The Andy Griffith Show if you were looking to find a nearly 100% all-white Catholic and Protestant enclave above the Mason-Dixon Line, we were it

Opinion: Jewish in a North Shore school my challenges as a parent when kids are unkind – The Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle

| June 14, 2022

My heart aches as my head panics.

Images from Ukraine: An unexpected encounter with Jewish history and the bloody legacy of persecution – Milwaukee Independent

| June 14, 2022

Even though I have forgotten more about history than most people ever learn, there remains so much I do not know.

The SpongeBob SquarePants Theme Song is Now in Yiddish Detroit Jewish News – The Jewish News

| June 14, 2022

(JTA) Who lives in a pineapple under the sea? ShvomBob Kvadrat-hoyzn, of course. And now the Jewish world knows how to say SpongeBob SquarePants in Yiddish, thanks to a translation of the animated kid shows theme song by Eddy Portnoy, the academic advisor and director of exhibitions at the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research in Manhattan.

Jewish roots: the Kent farm cultivating Jewish principles of land stewardship – The Guardian

| June 14, 2022

While for most British Jews, synagogue is the focal point for religious life, Talia Chain finds her faith in nature. Its why, in 2018, she founded Sadeh Farm in Kent, currently Europes only Jewish farming community

Harvard Crimson College Newspaper Biased Against Israel, Says Conservative Group – Algemeiner

| June 14, 2022

Virtually all of college newspaper The Harvard Crimsonscoverage of Israel is negatively biased, according to ananalysis by Campus Reform, a college news daily founded by the Leadership Institute to counter what it calls liberal bias and abuse on the nations college campuses. On Tuesday, the outlet said it had assessed 44 articles published about Israel by the Harvard University newspaper between April 16, 2018 and May 11, 2022, finding that 92 percent of news articles and 58 percent of op-eds malign the Jewish state, with a further 47 percent endorsing the analogy between Israel and the former apartheid regime in South Africa.

Al Pacino Live on Stage | One Night Only to benefit Shakespeare Center Los Angeles and American Jewish University | The South Pasadenan – The South…

| June 14, 2022

The storied career of actor Al Pacino is to be celebrated in a one night only fundraiser Al Pacino Live on Stage, presented on Thursday, June 23 at 8:00 pm at Gindi Auditorium American Jewish University. Following a sequence of film clips, Pacino, a unique and enduring figure in the world of American stage and film, will talk about his career with a moderator, followed by an open Q+A session with the audience. The evening will end with him performing a dramatic reading.

Prison service rejects nose job request from Palestinian bomber – The Times of Israel

| June 13, 2022

The Israel Prisons Service decided against funding cosmetic nose surgery requested by a would-be Palestinian suicide bomber who was seriously injured when she tried to blow herself up, Hebrew media reported Tuesday. Israa Jaabis had asked for the Prisons Service to grant the procedure saying the injuries she sustained in her attack prevented her from breathing through her nose, but a police officer who was injured in the explosion appealed to top officials against the move. In a letter to injured officer Moshe Chen on Monday, the prison service said that medical treatments offered to prisoners, including to Jaabis, would only be in provided in accordance with [its] obligations, Hebrew media reported

Artist April Berger leans into Judaica with Torah covers project J. – The Jewish News of Northern California

| June 13, 2022

For a long time, April Berger considered herself an abstract artist, not a Judaica artist. Born into a secular family on Long Island, she moved out west after college in 1980 and settled in San Francisco.

Pop Up or Traditional: Six Wine Bars to Savor – Ynetnews

| June 13, 2022

The partial list that follows features half-a-dozen establishments in Tel Aviv that serve carefully curated wines tastings, glasses and bottles along with tempting tapas meant for sharing. Four of them are open most days of the week, while two of them operate on a weekly basis. There is even one whose wines and food are all certified kosher.


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