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Tag Archives: Larry David
Jew v Jew: “Larry David publicly snubbed former friend Alan Dershowitz because he represented Trump. But when politics becomes a religious culture war, it’s no laughing matter”
JNS Two Cranky Old Jews Symbolize Everything That’s Wrong With Our Political Culture by Jonathan Tobin August 22, 2021 Apparently, two elderly, wealthy Jewish men aren’t speaking to each other anymore. Who cares? In theory, no one ought to. But … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Dershowitz, Larry David
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Larry David on SNL continues to amuse some Jews, but probably embarrasses many more [CRINGEWORTHY VIDEO]
THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER Larry David Criticized for ‘SNL’ Monologue on Jewish Sexual Predators and Holocaust by Staff November 4, 2017 Larry David made his return to Saturday Night Live to talk about sexual harassment, Jewish people and concentration camps, which immediately drew … Continue reading