Satire
Purim Shpiel: Israel adds 300 new forms to aliyah process
Purim Shpiel: The following is a satirical article from The Jerusalem Post's annual parodic Purim page, The Jerusalem Roast. Enjoy!
‘Maybe we’ll bomb them, maybe I’ll just dance’: Eretz Nehederet laughs at Trump’s Iran attack plan
Eretz Nehederet finds the funny amid the falling missiles
Purim Shpiel: The Shin Bet housewives of Caesarea: Guns, gossip, and government secrets
Parody rabbi X account tricked UN Rapporteur Albanese on invite to speak on 'morality of infada'
Goldstein said on X that the UN official initially agreed to speak on campus "but when the encampments were broken up and the honorarium dried up, she backed out."
'Stranger Things' Gelman guests on 'Eretz Nehederet'
Since the outbreak of the war, Gelman has visited Israel and condemned the Hamas massacre, supporting Israel on social media and at the march in Washington, DC in November.
IDF spox. publishes bedtime story about 'the sin of Sinwar'
A book held by the IDF spokesperson included a short description stressing that Sinwar "left Gaza to face her fate alone."
Israeli satire show pokes fun at BBC in new skit featuring Yahya Sinwar interview
Israel’s longest-running political satire program, "Eretz Nehederet," has tackled issues regarding the war with what the director calls an "old Jewish secret: laughing in the face of death."
'Dream Big, Laugh Often': Biblical advice with playful, graphic art - review
Hanoch Piven is a great satirist. Now, he brings his lampooning skills to a book about the Bible.
'Blink if you are safe' - Israel mocks Iranian FM for tweeting unicorn emoji
The Twitter account for Israel's embassy in Belgium replied: "Maybe he's just a @noakirel fan? #Eurovision2023," a nod to the Israeli pop-star's song ״Unicorn."
Zehu Ze! comedy group set to receive honorary doctorate from Bar-Ilan U
The members of Zehu Ze! began performing together on the government broadcasting channel in 1978 and continued until 1998, then returning during the pandemic.
Israel's Smotrich joins in on mirth surrounding his English in the US
Israeli Finance Minister Smotrich delivered his first ever speech in English in the US this week and had trouble pronouncing some words.
Shin Bet and Mossad set up Valentine's Day date
The conversation begins with the Shin Bet asking the Mossad out on a Valentine's Day date. Planning the date, however, proves complicated.
GOAT tops the 2023 banished words list
The survey received over 1,500 entries of words and terms that should be banished for misuse, overuse and uselessness.
