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- Society > Religion and Spirituality > Humor
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- 4 Corners
A look at Jewish life through the eyes of children from various traditions.
- A Word in Your Eye
Hundreds of Jewish jokes with the naughtier ones kept separate; also humorous speeches on Jewish themes, children's riddles, and kosher "lateral thinking" puzzles.
- Archive of Jewish Humor and Jokes
Oldies but goodies from Rodney and Cathy's Joke List.
- Banana Rebel Troupe
London-based comedy review team that performs original material, some of which has a Jewish slant.
- Bang It Out.com: Jewish Comedy, Culture and Classifieds
Tons of hilarious articles about Judaism, dating, shidduchim, music, movies, and NYC.
- Chopped Liver
A cartoon with a different perspective -- traditional values -- on Judaism. From Ohr Somayach.
- Dry Bones Comic Strip
Kirschen's Dry Bones strip, appearing in The Jerusalem Post. Includes links to archival strips.
- Dry Bones Comic Strip
Kirschen's Dry Bones strip, appearing in The Jerusalem Post. Includes links to archival strips.
- Good for a Laugh
Small collection of Jewish jokes maintained at Quality Time Communications.
- Good for the Jews
Humorous and satirical look at current events from the perspective of whether or not it is "Good for the Jews".
- Harry Leichter's Jewish Humor
Extensive landmark collection of Jewish jokes, humorous items, and links.
- Harry's Black Hole
Extensive collection of both Jewish and non-Jewish jokes.
- Have A Nagila
Musical parody of the beloved Hebrew song, "Hava Nagila."
- Humor Kosher Style
Torah-Judaism-friendly Jewish jokes from Jewish America.
- Ilene's Jewish Humor
A memorial site with a collection of Jewish jokes.
- Jacob Richman's Humor Hot Sites
Large collection of Jewish humor mixed in with non-Jewish humor.
- Jewish and Israeli Jokes
Classic, inoffensive Jewish and Israeli jokes from Ophir at Sympatya.
- Jewish Comics Bibliography
Steven M. Bergson's extensive bibliography of Jewish comics and cartoons providing an excellent introduction to the diverse array of both Jewish cartoonists and comics about Jews. Annotated and supplied with topical links.
- Jewish Humor
Traditional Jewish jokes and other humor from Torah Bytes.
- MAD, Maus, Twisted Sisters: The Wild World of Jewish Cartoonists
Essay from the National Foundation for Jewish Culture. Jewish cartoonists have both helped weave the Jewish story into the mainstream American story and restated the uniqueness of the Jewish experience.
- Mishmash Jewish Humor
Hundreds of Jewish jokes collected from across the Net. Links to Mishmash Humor mailing list.
- Modern Jewish Comedy
Jewish comedy writing from Leslie Bunder and Caroline Westbrook, embracing and celebrates Jewish life with a hint of irony and several thousand years of persecution.
- Narrishkeit Now
Collection of Jewish jokes from Congregation Beth Or in Spring House, PA. (Narrishkeit is Yiddish for foolishness)
- Silly Music
Broadway musical parodies by Hollywood director Michael Lange (aka Meshugeneh Mike), with Yiddish dictionary, humorous articles on the Jewish calendar and holidays, Jewish jokes and humor.
- Stories of Return: "Siporim Hozrim"
Funny stories with Jewish characters by Zalman Velvel. Dedicated to Ba'alei T'shuvah (Repentant Jews)
- The Jewish Angle
Monthly webzine containing satirical Jewish items on the role of Jews in a non-Jewish world.
- The Jewish Grapevine
The first Jewish gossip site, Share views and read what others have to say.
- The Official Jewish American Princess Home Page
Some "JAP" jokes and other Jewish humorous collections, links, and message board. (Jokes are rather inoffensive.)
- The Oy Vey
Archive of Jewish jokes.
- Train of Life
The Paramount Classics Holocaust film that was structured as a comedy. Includes: interviews with the director and historical material supporting the film.
- Yom Kippur vs. The Super Bowl
Satirical comparison. Originally printed in The Humor Magazine from Brandeis University.
- Yossi & Co.
Cartoon of Yossi and all his friends on their adventures through the weekly Torah Portion.
- Zen Judaism and Haikus for Jews
Zen teachings and haiku poetry combining ancient eastern wisdom and timeless Jewish noodging.
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