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  • The Jewish Schindler: Steve Maman

    He’s rescued hundreds of women from ISIS.

  • A Teacher Like Mrs. Schreiber

    The Talmud is completely unlike any other book of law. It records contradictory opinions, illustrative anecdotes and mystical allegories because it is actually a study guide for teacher and student.

  • Elizabeth Taylor Was Jewish, And Willing To Risk Her Life For The Jewish People

    When terrorists hijacked an Israeli flight and made outrageous demands, Taylor offered to help by trading herself for the kidnapped passengers. 

  • Shabbat With The Mayor 🤣

    In an effort to better understand his Jewish constituents, the Mayor reached out to a popular Rabbi. The Rabbi invited the Mayor to spend Shabbat at his home…

  • Praying for Rain 🤣

    Hunger was setting in and the villagers were getting desperate…

  • The Debutante Ball 🤣

    It’s 1958, and the captain of the US Navy base in Biloxi, Mississippi gets a call. “Captain, my name is Amelia Ainsley. Of the Biloxi Ainsleys, as I’m sure you are aware?” “I’m new to the area, ma’am.” “Well, Captain, …

  • Johnny Cash In Israel

    “It takes a real man to live for God” – Johnny Cash

  • A Miracle So Obvious The Skeptics Looked Silly

    One of the tragedies of my misspent youth is that I missed years of meaningful connection with the wisdom of my tribe because I thought I was “spiritual” and Judaism was not. Lacking that ancient connection, I sought spirituality in meditation, rowing, martial arts, and the Grateful Dead.

  • The Secret To A Good Sermon… As Told By George Burns 🤣

    The secret to a good sermon… as told by George Burns.

  • The 100 to 1 Lemon Bet 🤣

    Big John bet 100 to 1 that nobody could squeeze a single drop out of the lemon…

  • Yeshiva Rowers 🤣

    Yeshiva University decides to offer a new sport: rowing. Unfortunately, the team loses one race after another. Though they train for hours every day, they always finish dead last.

  • Four Nuns Were About To Take Their Vows When…🤣

    Four novice nuns were about to take their vows, when four Hasidic Jews entered and sat in the front row. 

     

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