A hilarious interview with Captain Stabbing of the Flotilla Choir (We Con the World) in advance of the Hebron Aid Flotilla.

Jewish Redneck's Disclaimer:

First of all, it's just a song y'all! And it's tongue-in-cheek at that. Yes, I do love to go camping with the rebbetzin, but I don't really hunt or have a pickup truck. So lighten up and have some fun. Most of my songs have an educational element to them and in this one it's the term "minhag hamakom." In certain cases, Jewish law really does tell us to "do as the local people do."

This scene is a microcosm of how liberals seek to silence the opposition by censorship and leveling personal attacks while avoiding the issues at hand. It further elucidates their ignorance of the issues, their bad habits of changing the subject during the debate, and their wild self-constructed fantasies of the world at large.

This AJWS public service announcement, created by uber-producer/director/writer Judd Apatow, shows a funnier, edgier side of global justice and features some big-name stars: Ben Stiller, Sarah Silverman, Jerry Seinfeld, John Mayer, Susan Sarandon, Sir Patrick Stewart, Andy Samberg, Ken Jeong, Tracy Morgan, Helen Hunt, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Gilbert Gottfried, Brian Williams and Triumph the Insult Comedy Dog. The PSA premiered at AJWS's 25th anniversary celebration on October 28, 2010.



(h/t: IsraellyCool)

We all remember Mel Gibson's antisemitic moment back in 2006 after he was caught for a DUI, which reminded me of a movie he once starred in called "The Man Without A Face".

In this movie there is an ironic moment in a scene where he quotes Shakespeare's "Hath Not A Jew Eyes?" scene from "The Merchant Of Venice", it amused me enough to post this video below.





Mel Gibson then starred in a movie called "Signs" of which a parody was created titled "Mel Gibson's Signs (of Anti-Semitism)" in relation to his antisemitic stance, also very amusing!

Note that this is a satirical video and not the creators real opinion...

Check out this amazing video! Dozens of Hebrew University students participated in the unofficial production of the Queen song "Somebody to Love" performed by the cast of the hit series "GLEE." This incredible video, filmed in a single shot, is how Hebrew University students kicked off the start of the school year on 10.10.10!

A group would like to build a mosque near Ground Zero. Andrew has a few reasonable questions for our muslim friends. He hopes he can get them answered before some jihadi psycopath murders us all.

"The folks who produced 'We Con the World,' a satire on the terrorist flotilla clash, now have come up with 'a story ‘bout a country that still doesn’t get what’s going on'

The latest YouTube posting from Latma, an Israeli group that produces political satire and which was created to mock what the members view as Israel's leftist media, features a song describing Israeli leaders’ wishful thinking, with a backdrop of terrorist attacks and 'peace process' handshakes." (source)

Comedy song written and performed by Jewmongous (a.k.a. Sean Altman) which exposes the ancient papal roots of antisemitism, in song.

Sean is the former leader and founder of Rockapella of Where In The World Is Carmen Sandiego fame.

I am sure you have heard of "Dance Battles" otherwise known as "Street Dance" which is shown in various movies such as Step Up and Bring It On and is also displayed in various forms such as Capoeira Dance Battles, Hip-Hop Breakdance Battles, late 80's early 90's Cheesy Battles and even Star Wars Dance Battles but Israel has its own form of Dance Battle called "IsraFight" which the youth have brought from the homes to the streets and now to the back of the Dizengof shopping mall in Tel Aviv... After watching the video links posted above then see the videos below...

Their crew names are Electro Dance Israel and Magic Crew Israel...

While they may not be in the same league as the people in the videos above, it is surely entertaining and humorous to watch. Enjoy!

The Iranian minister of destruction sings about the bomb.

Hava Nagila (Let us rejoice) is a Hebrew folk song that has become a staple of band performers at Jewish weddings.

The melody was taken from a Ukrainian folk song from Bukovina.

The commonly used text was probably composed by Abraham Zevi in 1918 to celebrate the British victory in Palestine during World War I as well as the Balfour Declaration.



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"Reservists challenge 'Tik Tok' with 'Waka Waka.'

In what may be the IDF's first-ever dance-off, two reservists on the Jordanian border posted a YouTube video of themselves dancing to Shakira's song 'Waka Waka,' a month after a Nahal brigade gained notoriety for a synchronized, six-person dance to Keisha's Tik Tok in the West Bank.

However, the challengers' dance didn't approach the level of complexity shown by the the Nahal brigade, which will likely retain the title of the 'IDF's best dance brigade.'"