For some reason, I was checking out an online presentation tool called
Canva. It claimed to have over a million images of clip-art and stock photos, so for fun I did a search on "Jew."
I found a hilariously goyishe "Jew."
How many things are wrong with these pictures?
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The famous seventy-eighth night of Chanukah. When you wear a tallit. |
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Here the tallit is more subtle. But definitely a "tallit koton!" |
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Yes, writing the ancient texts sideways - and with a ballpoint pen. |
Not since Harrison Ford
put on a yarmulka has there been as unconvincing a Jew as this guy.
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Yes, I know Ford wasn't playing a Jew. |