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humor
Muslim, Jewish comedians put aside political correctness in Pico Union Project show
Tess Cutler
April 6, 2017
Passover and the freedom to laugh
Jewish Journal
April 19, 2016
Freedom is much on the mind of Jews around the world right now: Passover, the holiday which celebrates freedom itself, begins at sundown this evening.
David Zucker: Leaving laughter in his wake
Kylie Ora Lobell
December 16, 2015
When David Zucker walks into an assisted living facility, he doesn’t come empty-handed.
Letters to the editor: The UCLA controversy and more
Jewish Journal
March 18, 2015
I must respectfully disagree with the approach proposed by my good friend David Suissa in his column on UCLA: “Stop Fighting and Start Winning” (March 11, jewishjournal.com).
Are there limits to humor?
Esther D. Kustanowitz
February 26, 2015
Scandals involving rabbis or celebrities, a massively destructive Web hack, Ebola, Middle East unrest, growing anti-Semitism in Europe, even ISIS — when it comes to brainstorming for Purim content, today’s Jews see every strange or terrifying story as comedic potential.
Letters to the editor: North Korea, Chris Christie, Pollard and more
Jewish Journal
January 29, 2014
New Articles
LA Congresswoman Sydney Kamlager-Dove Votes Against Resolution Declaring “From the River to the Sea” Is Antisemitic
Kylie Ora Lobell
April 17, 2024
ADL: Antisemitic Incidents Increased 140% Last Year
Aaron Bandler
April 17, 2024
Fun Haggadot for Passover
Debra L. Eckerling
April 17, 2024
UC Berkeley Law School Dean Talks About Antisemitism on Campus
Alan Zeitlin
April 17, 2024
Father’s Captivity in Gaza Spurs Family’s Tireless Advocacy for Hostage Release
Ayala Or-El
April 17, 2024