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POPCORN TIME!!!We tried a new thing where we decided to film our reaction to an entire series! Hunters is a new show on Amazon Prime that went live last Frid...
Feb 21, 2020 · The Jewish Question: Directed by Michael Uppendahl. With Logan Lerman, Jerrika Hinton, Lena Olin, Saul Rubinek. And there was a thick darkness in all the land. As The Hunters wallowed in the valley of the shadow of death, they turned to the stars to point them on their path.
Jan 12, 2023 · In season two of Hunters, the question of what form Jewish defense should take is given further scrutiny. Meyer Offerman, whose message of revenge as “mitzvah,” is dead.
- Would Prisoners at Auschwitz Have Known The Tune to “Hava Nagila?”
- Would Jonah’s Grandmother, Ruth, Go by “Safta?”
- Is A Shiva only Observed by Direct Relatives?
- Would You Say “Baruch Hashem” While Leaving A Shiva?
- Does The Talmud Really Say The Best Revenge Is Living well?
- What Is Birkat Hagomel — The Blessing Jonah Ends Up Reciting at The Wedding?
It’s possible — and even likely. The words of “Hava Nagila” were written in 1918 to celebrate the Balfour Declaration, the 1917 statement in which British government declared its support of a Jewish national home in Palestine. The first commercial recording was made in Germany in 1922, years before WWII. So it’s entirely possible that Jewish prison...
It’s unlikely that Ruth, Jonah’s grandmother who was an Auschwitz survivor from Germany, would go by safta, which is the Hebrew word for grandma. While German Jews did know biblical Hebrew, it’s likely that they would have either spoken German or Yiddish — and not Hebrew — at home, meaning it’s far more likely Ruth would go by bubbe (Yiddish) or om...
At the shiva for his grandmother, a deeply bereaved Jonah, seen sitting in a low chair, gets scolded by a Jewish woman, who tells him that only direct family is supposed to sit shiva for the deceased. Technically, that is correct. The only people for whom one is obligated to sit shivaand observe the other Jewish rites of mourning are immediate fami...
Not likely. Baruch Hashem literally means “blessed is God,” though it translates more colloquially as “thank God.” Although many observant Jews say “Baruch Hashem” quite often, it’s not a phrase that’s typically used when saying goodbye, and it’s a particularly cruel thing to say about a person who has died. https://twitter.com/Jacob_Labendz/status...
No, it does not. This phrase, which Pacino’s character, Meyer Offerman, attributes to the Talmud — and then refutes with a totally badass line, “You know what the best revenge is? Revenge” — is actually attributed to George Herbert, a Welsh poet and priest who lived in the 16th and 17th centuries. That’s right, an actual priestwrote this line — tha...
HaGomel is a Jewish prayer of gratitude to God for survivinga great feat — a surgery, an accident, childbirth, and yes, possibly, even the Holocaust. It’s not necessarily an appropriate blessing for a wedding, unless the bride, husband, or someone in their family is overcoming in particular. Header image courtesy of Amazon studios.
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Feb 21, 2020 · In June 1977, a barbeque at the Maryland home of Under Secretary of State Biff Simpson (Dylan Baker) is ruined when a Jewish guest identifies Biff as the Nazi who killed her family during the...
Feb 19, 2020 · The battle between good and evil plays out in two arenas in Amazon Prime Video’s “Hunters,” a 10-episode series produced by Jordan Peele (“Get Out,” “Us”). It juxtaposes the ...
