Kids love to make faces at video cameras. It doesn’t matter what religion they are or even what year it is. Like in this vintage news interview from the time of the Iranian Host Crisis. A rabbi and his family were being spotlighted for Hanuka, but when rabbi dad is lighting the candles and talking about the holiday, his son is busy making faces at the camera.
Moran Cerf won the Moth story telling competition for his story of when he tried to rob a small bank in Israel.
The Israeli computer programmer was actually hired by banks to test their cyber defense from being hacked, but, one time, one of his teammates noticed that the bank allowed them to physically rob the bank.
“How many times in your life do you get the opportunity to rob a bank with no repercussions?” he asked. The results were hilarious and sound like a Hollywood script.
Thanks Josh!
Everyone knows the story of Moses, of how he freed the Israelite people from the bondage of the Egyptians. But how would the politics of those days be seen on today’s 24/7 cable news cycle? Let’s find out.
Israelis must have a special place in their hearts for LMFAO. This is the second LMFAO song made into a Jewish themed parody, the first being Aish’s Rosh Hashana theme music video. In just two days since its debut, this I’m Sexy And You Know It spoof has amassed over 100,000 views. Instead of I’m Sexy And I Know It, an Israeli music group created Jewish And You Know It. Naturally, the song is surging in Israel and on Facebook.
When Conan announced he was going to officiate the first gay wedding on late night television, local news stations couldn’t believe he was going to push the envelope. But he did. Conan married his costume designer Scott Cronick and his partner David Gorshein on his show in the great int he esteemed Carnegie Hall. It’s cliche, but it’s New York City, so it’s only natural that the first gay wedding on late night television was also a Jewish wedding. Take that Westboro Baptist Church!
