#jewposting

[sketchjay]

[hermthejewishwyrm]

The fucking antisemetism that people express just for jews existing is crazy. These are all comments of a video of DOGS IN CUTE CHANUKA HATS

These aren't even all of them I'm just not allowed to add more pictures to this post

[apocalypseweather]

i want jewish emojis. mezuzah emoji to put at the start of all my posts. menorah emoji. pomegranate GOD i wish there were a pomegranate emoji. !! HAMANTASH EMOJI.

[killthelantern-raisetheghost]

LESS THAN TWO MONTHS UNTIL PURIM!!! START PLANNING YOUR COSTUME AND WHAT TO PUT IN YOUR SHALACH MANOS NOW

[writtenfoxscreams]

So, I know that quite a few people know the Jewish joke: “they tried to killed us, we survived, let’s eat”, and a friend found this chart years ago explaining all the Jewish holidays and fast days through that joke, with one very important addition: TREES.

And since today was Tu B’Shvat, I found myself thinking that this would be a great day to share it.

Enjoy :)) and hag sameach!! <333

[call-me-thaumiel]

[mostlyvoid-partiallyturtles]

It took me FAR too much effort to make this shitty edit but that’s what happens when you use the default phone drawing app

#mysearingyellowslab

[yekuthiel]

hot opinion from me as christmas and hanukkah fall on the same day this year — coming from an american jew

american jews celebrating christmas in their own way doesn’t make them less jewish ,, and just because YOU have negative associations with christianity with christmas doesn’t mean every jew does

for as much as jews on here say christmas can’t be secular to an extent i agree but y’all are forgetting the fact many american jews observe christmas in a secular way — when an american jew celebrates christmas it’s often celebrating they get time off to be with their families,, that’s what their celebrating

not the birth of christ, or anything to do with christianity itself

just being able to spend time with family without the looming stress of work or school and to have a few days to just laze around

and for jews who’s family are interfaith — they practice christmas and hanukkah together and celebrate the love between them as a family under different faiths yet united

a jew is a jew — just because a jew practices differently from you don’t mean their less of a jew, y’all seriously need to get your act together cause this is just disappointing

tdlr; stop shaming american jews for liking or celebrating christmas, stop shaming interfaith jewish families for celebrating both hanukkah & christmas and y’all need to understand christmas can be celebrated in a secular way