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I saw this on Twitter and it was equally divided between people who were very offended and people who thought it was the funniest thing ever
I’ve been seeing a lot of people talking about accepting Orthodox Jews recently. And while I’m very happy that we’re getting some positive attention for once. I’ve noticed a lot of peoples arguments for why Orthodox (they really mean modern orthodox) Jews are cool is that they’re “not like ultra-orthodox Jews”. So here’s your reminder that if you don’t accept Jews you consider “too orthodox” then you don’t accept Orthodox Jews period.
Internalized antisemitism isn’t a cute look babes.
A patsy and kosher chickens. Gift to my friend @adelethecrow
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In the 19th July 26 edition of Israel’s good news, the highlights include
An IDF soldier will use his $4 million lottery win to benefit war victims.
Three groundbreaking Israeli discoveries for cancer, diabetes and spine injury.
Record donation will triple the size of Jerusalem hospital.
Argentine and Serbian leaders “illuminate” their Israeli hosts.
Israeli rescue teams help victims of Venezuela’s earthquakes.
Israeli acoustic sensors can prevent wildfires.
The IMF reports that the Israeli economy is outperforming all G7 countries.
Israel came second in the Eurovision Song Contest.
Ancient Jewish archeological finds at site of the Tabernacle.
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Looking back at a Haredi comic book we've had since I was a child, its treatment of black and native American characters is... Weird. I don't think it's straight up racist, but it's somewhere around "noble savages" at best.
Its historical accuracy in general is a bit iffy, but I do think it makes an effort. It still has problems.
Hey, can someone please explain to me what people mean when they say "frum"?
I always assumed it meant Ḥaredi, for some reason, which is why I don't consider myself Frum. But sometimes it seems people use it as a term for Orthodox Jews in general?
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Israel’s high court ruled unanimously that the military must begin drafting ultra-Orthodox men — a decision that could lead to the collapse
Being In McDonald's as a crohn's diseased person is like being a Haredi man in the middle of a brothell