Comedian
Koby Mandell Foundation turns 25, Comedy for Koby goes on 40th tour
Avi Liberman, the creative founder of Comedy for Koby, will host the shows, describing the project as a "tremendous personal and professional source of pride."
Bringing the Moshiach energy: Jewish comedian Modi Rosenberg comes to NYC's Radio City
Live from the mamad: Laughter is the best medicine amid war
Meet the Connecticut dad and children’s book author who won a JFK Jr. lookalike contest
The Jewish humor of American illustrator Dick Codor
Summing up his career, Codor quips: “Drawing Jewish humor is a way of life. I didn’t choose it. It chose me. Judaism can be grim. Jewish humor makes you grin.”
How can you define Jewish humor? - opinion
Defining Jewish humor, Israeli humor, Yiddish humor, and where they differ and overlap.
Jewish-American comedian Mark Schiff's lessons on chutzpah
Jewish-American comedian Mark Schiff's new book shares his inspiring journey, as well as his contagious wit and wisdom on overcoming life’s obstacles.
The legendary Jewish humor of Woody Allen
Woody Allen has a wild sense of humor, tinged with Yiddishkeit. He has written and directed 48 films – almost one a year since his directorial debut in 1966.
Jewish comedy greats: Stand-up entertainers – in every sense
As a point of national pride, let’s take a look at some of the Jewish comedians that have brought love and laughter into our lives.
Why are Jews so funny? Exploring Jewish humor and comedians
The Jewish tribe has a right to be glum, and yet it has produced some of the funniest people.
US comedian Erica Rhodes comes to Israel for Comedy for Koby
The half-Jewish-on-her-father’s-side American comedian is about to make her first visit to Israel as part of Comedy for Koby.
Israeli comedian leaves US after being questioned by ICE over tweet
He had tweeted about his wife's arrival in the US and how they could expect to have an American citizen born to them soon.
IL MAKIAGE invests in the future of AI cosmetics
Israeli immigrant comedians bring humor to Zionism in new book
Israel 201, their first formal collaboration, is an often hilarious tribute to the country’s 75 years of existence, aiming to educate both Zionists and people without any knowledge of Israel.
