Food for Thought
Given that the Jewdar family is about to make a trip the Holy Land for the elder Jewdar boy's bar mitzvah, we have been following with some interest the recent controversy over rising cottage cheese prices.
Tit For Tat
As thousands of Syrians flee to Turkey, as refugee camps fill in on both sides of the border, and as reports are coming out that armed men (presumably from the Syrian government) are preventing the Red Crescent from entering the camps on the Syrian side, it seems like a golden opportunity for Israel.
Glatt Kasher: The Importance of Charity
Moshe Kasher wants to put his money where his big mouth is, but he needs your help.
“War Horse,” Suprisingly Not a Beastiality Movie
Steven Spielberg's forthcoming movie is about a war and a horse. And maybe there will be a daddy issue of some sort involved.
Interview with Matthew Hess of ‘Foreskin Man’
We sat down with Matthew Hess to discuss the Jewish imagery in and around his comic book series, "Foreskin Man."
But He Plays One in the Movies
We'd thought for sure that Aronofsky would hook up first, and with a Jewess, if only because he packed Black Swan with so many (Portman, Kunis, Ryder) you'd think it was a JDate promo.
She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not
A non-Jew goes on a bad vacation, it simply becomes something they mention among their friends when the subject of vacations comes up; a Jew has a bad vacation, it becomes cause for an outpouring of angst about their relationship to the Jewish state.
Alice in Wonderland
We won't try and top British author Howard Jacobson's op-ed piece on the matter (and we highly recommend his truly funny book, The Finkler Question), but reading Walker's delusions of piety, we were reminded of what she had to say about Osama bin Laden after 9/11
Breaking: ‘Foreskin Man’ #3 Trailer Claims ‘They Hate Us Because We’re Blond’
Foreskin Man trailer for forthcoming issue #3 claims, "They hate us because we're blond."
Links for the Borsht Belt Horror
Borsht Belt Horror, Shecky Greene's masterpiece, the Jew who drew Stalin.
Worth a Second Look
There’s something about a t-shirt that says “Looking for Mr. Rightberg” or “Does This Shirt Make Me Look Jewish?” that just makes Jewdar feel all warm and Jewy inside.
