Matzo is an important part of any Passover Seder. Nancy Giles visits Streit's Matzo Factory on New York's Lower East Side and learns the true meaning of making Matzo.
this was the only type of bread I could eat as a little girl. I was extremely allergic, but Jewish food was okay for me. Never got sick from it. I must have loads of Jewish ancestry.
i like egg matzah with peanut butter. so good. being Jewish myself and raised on it, i sometimes forget that not everyone knows why matzah exists and the story behind it. its a reminder of the end of Egyptian slavery for my people. ✡
I discovered something today that I don't think many people know about. Matzo is phosphorescent. I mean BRIGHTLY phosphorescent. Which is to say, it glows in the dark. If you have a bright UV light, try it yourself. Put it in a dark room and shine the UV on it, ~370nm seems to work best. Keep your eyes closed while the light is on to preserve your vision's sensitivity, then as you shut the light off open your eyes. The matzo will be glowing bright green. It's temperature dependent, and the colder it is the longer the green glow will last.
As a child, I remember growing up with Matzos. Then it disappeared off the shelves. 😨 Please tell the Manufacturers to start selling this in Cape Town, South Africa AGAIN.🙏
I was going to get the Streit's matzo. but the stores I was ordering from. was completely out of them. Streit's just so popular. I ended up buying Manischewitz matzot instead.. Manischewitz was the brand my dad's family had for passover. Next time I will try to make my own because my dad told me about it. And then I forgot about the one matzot that's made in Israel.
near passover last year (I live in Pennsylvania USA) my history teaher (6th grade) got us matzo and it was the passover matzo and she put butter on it and omg I think the next day I got some from the store
I have one question : when do you add the baby's blood? It coagulates pretty fast. My rabbi sold it to me and told me it was Christian, but I'm afraid he ripped me off.
I can't get enough of this Matzo bread. Jews FTW on this! This one I'm eating is from those farm stores you buy great stuff from farmers. It's probably not Kosher but it looks like chess board with holes lol. My mom and aunt dislike the orthodox jews brcause they both hate men with alot of beard but I find it attractive i just don't mind that.
The 18 minute from adding water till it is cooked does not match up to the story of the idea of leaving Egypt and the sun cooking it. It would take much longer then 18 min. The idea of setting a 18 minutes was some myth they just set rules by. But to each his or her own. All the wild yeasts in the air along the Nile river would have let it rise some.
You must love Jehovah your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength. You must love your neighbor as yourself. Jesus the anointed is Lord! Repent and be baptized and believe the Gospel.
always a few comments saying how bad jews are and how they killed jesus, who is jesus? i never heard of the guy, ive studied only a bit of the tenak but ive never heard of this fellow. moses never mentioned him or abraham or noah or david
Jesus is Yeshua or Yahshua. He is the son of God end of Miriam or Mary as Christian call her. Stepson of Yosef also known as Joseph. I challenge you to read the New Testament along with the Old Testament. Both are very Jewish very Hebrew I promise.
@@robynmcintyre7395 its as greek as cesaer. 3 gods in one and one of them is a man and worse, another one of them is supposed to be the same god who spoke at sinai and gave the torah. you will have no god before me or if my stone edition tenak is accurate, you shall have no god upon my face.
@UCzE1IMoezfIp3d3yMQYCV6A i have, and enough of it conflicts with torah that we can discard it. that drinking of blood stuff and the idea that the sabbath is for man and that dietary laws didnt matter. god gave the torah through moses and spoke to him aloud in front of millions.
@@charliedilltarde9881 he never said that the dietary laws did not matter he was making a reference to Peter saying to go out and preach to the Gentiles. That's the Messiah wasn't just for the Jews and as far as the blood thing that was referencing Passover. He was breaking breaking the Passover bread saying it was his body and the wine represent his blood. As far as the Sabbath only being for men though, you have to show me where that is sad because I can't find it anywhere. He told his people to keep Torah. He told his people how to keep Torah. He said if you even look at another woman with lust in your eyes then you are committing adultery in your heart and to discard your eye. Saying for it is was better to lose an eye then have your entire body sin. That is what Yeshua taught.
While I am not Jewish, I do have pancreatic disease and often times all I can eat is Matzo because it doesn't irritate my pancreas that bad. At first I'm like yum this is so good, then days later wanting to eat something else but if I do I go into a flare up. Occasionally I'll put chicken on the matzo or even fish, or crush it up and make it into an almost oatmeal like cereal. It is tasty at first then it gets boring and too bland lol.
Jesus Christ is Lord and savior and he is the son of God believe in him and have everlasting life which God wanted since the beginning of creation, not just for jews but gentiles also
I love matzo spread with soft butter and a little salt added on top. But have you ever wondered why matzo has holes along all the rows? My rabbi explained that matzo represents the broken and whipped body of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. The rows are stripes that were created on his back when he was whipped prior to his crucifixion. Blood flowed and flesh was ripped from his body as he suffered to save humanity of inherent sin. The bible states: "for by his stripes we are healed." The holes in the matzo represent the holes that were driven into his wrists and feet by sharp nails as he hung on that old wooden cross. Does it surprise anyone that a rabbi would praise Jesus Christ? Not at all, for Jesus himself was a Jewish rabbi and the Jews of this world will one day acknowledge him as Lord and Savior. He is the true Messiah!
Jesus Christ is Lord. All have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God, the blood of animal sacrafices could never take away the guilt of sin, so God being rich in mercy, came in human flesh, lived a perfect life, and yet suffered the wrath of God against our sin, so that God could forgive us and still remain a just judge, because our debt has been paid by another
@@CoolAce1 it’s not an opinion. We aren’t talking about religion here. Just the man Jesus Christ who told us He would rise from the grave the third day conquering sin and death to give us life and He did! They’ve never recovered the body 2,000 years later! It’s amazing! The tomb guarded by soldiers and sealed with a roman seal penalty of execution for opening the tomb. And yet the body is gone He has risen as He said! It’s wonderful, follow the facts and be set free friend
Cool video! Though I am surprised they employ "a team of rabbis on hand" to oversee the matzo making. Seems like you'd only need one there at a time. Maybe it's kind of like a bribe in order to get the kosher label.
+Ty Brady Yeah, hechshering is kind of a religious protection racket :) Too bad the Rivington factory is closing a year after this piece ran...I can't find where Streit's moved to..somewhere in New Jersey, people are saying. Where did the klezmer music come from on the soundtrack? I'm always amazed that whenever a Jewish topic comes on the air, someone has found some klezmer to play in the background as an obvious ethnic identifier (never mind that the vast majority of Jews today don't listen to it or know what it is, and they're more likely to know about Matisyahu or The Maccabeats)..and yet it's never identified. Klezmatics maybe?
Again not the jews but 12 tribes of Yisra'el. Yehudah the Jews being one of the tribes. Pls watch the movie patterns of evidence the excodus. Shabbat Shalom from South Africa. Tribe of Reuben
Hebrew is my first language and I hold an M.A. in Tanakh. Under Abraham, they were Hebrews. "Ivri" means nomad, one who passes over from place to place. (The word is traced back to Eber.) The sons and descendants of Abraham's grandson Jacob were called "Children of Jacob" or "Children of Israel" (Israel being Jacob's alternate name). Judah, son of Jacob, was founder of the Judites, also called Judeans or Jews. From the Book of Kings on, these people were mostly referred to in this way. By the time we get to Daniel, Ezra, and the period of the account of Mordechai and Esther, they are no longer called Israelites at all, let alone Hebrews, which their ancestors had been called many generations before. By then, they were called "Yehudim" in Hebrew or "Yehuda'ei" in Judeo-Aramaic . The term was so common that an intransitive verb "le-hityahed" (to become a Jew) was coined in Mordechai's day. This verb is used in the Scroll of Esther in reference to the Persian would-be murderers of the Jews of Shushan who were defeated by the Jews and forcibly converted to Judaism. Of course, because we live in an age of distortion and nastiness, and because many people are envious of the Jews' greatness and success despite the worst persecutions, they do what you do, both denying the Jews their identity and appropriating it to themselves. This cultural appropriation of Judaism done by, for instance, people like yourself as well as the Black Hebrew Israelites and other hate groups is really sick, bespeaking both envy and self-loathing. From the Roman busts of Jews like Josephus to the many Ashkanazic rabbinical families whose lineage traces back to David, yes, the Jews are the Jews. The blacks have never been Semites, while the Ashkenazim descend from the remnants of Judea (which is why their customs derive from the Talmud Yerushalmi as opposed to the Sephardim whose customs derive from the Talmud Bavli). In fact, every time a black character is mentioned in the Tanakh, their race is pointed out for two reasons: 1) It is a deviation from the cultural norm, which was Semitic. (The Jews, i.e., People of Judah/Judea of the Children of Israel-Jacob who in Abraham's day had originally been called "Hebrews," are SEMITES. Their world was Semitic, not sub-Saharan African.) 2) The Jews, formerly the Israelites, originally the Hebrews - did not have a favorable opinion of blacks. They considered blacks to be a low race. This is why Miriam and others grumbled against Moses "because he had married an Ethiopian woman". They were not talking about Tzipora, Moses' wife from Midian. They were talking about the first woman he had married as a young Egyptian prince whilst conducting a military campaign against Ethiopia. Because Jew-haters such as yourself are ignorant, they cherry-pick disconnected verses and present that kind of slop as scholarship. The truth is that they have no knowledge of scholarship. The Jew-haters, like their ancestors, do not know Hebrew, never studied in a yeshiva, and have no heritage of Hebrew learning. Meanwhile, the only people on earth who have an unbroken Hebrew literature from modern times to medieval times to the Second Temple era to the biblical period - the only people who have preserved Hebrew, Hebrew learning, the religion of the Tanakh, etc., who have rabbinic families that trace back to the House of David, etc. - THESE are the people the Jew-haters revile! THESE are the people whose culture they appropriate on a regular basis out of an abnormal mixture of envy and imitation. Almost always, anti-Semites mention "I am black, but comely" from the Song of Songs. Because they are pathetic, they have no idea what that verse is talking about. In the Song of Songs, the young maiden who longs for her lover, i.e., the king, has been made to tend the vineyards outside all through her youth. Her mother has died, and her father has remarried another woman. The maiden's stepbrothers jeer at her in the comfort and coolness of the house while she toils in the hot sun. Over the years, the maiden's skin becomes swarthy. When she travels to Jerusalem, the young girls there, called "the daughters of Jerusalem," are repulsed by the maiden's ugly skin. She answers, "I am black, but comely". The nasty recriminations and cultural appropriation taking place at present is very irritating because it both vilifies the Jews while denying them their own identity. In my opinion, people should be who THEY are. We all have a heritage. The world should leave the Jews alone and let them be.
You'll especially find it even at common super markets around the time of Passover. Not for nothing: no one wants to make it, so there are various companies that make it. You'll even find it year-round at some stores, but you might seen on the package "not for Passover"
this was the only type of bread I could eat as a little girl. I was extremely allergic, but Jewish food was okay for me. Never got sick from it. I must have loads of Jewish ancestry.
i like egg matzah with peanut butter. so good. being Jewish myself and raised on it, i sometimes forget that not everyone knows why matzah exists and the story behind it. its a reminder of the end of Egyptian slavery for my people. ✡
Matzo is super good! One of my favorite snacks ever with the coolest background story!
@@bethsabath Only because there's no flavor!
Just bought myself some lightly salted matzo today, it's delicious!(especially when you warm it up in a toaster oven)
This show is fantastic!!!!
Simply the best on television!!!!!
The matzo man makes them better
Im eating Matzos as I watch this lol
AWESOME
Me 2, Streit's lightly salted.
Same
Used the Streit's Matzo ball soup mix!!! Never made matzo ball soup until now... But it turned out delicious!!!!!
I literally just made matzo ball soup, then saw this comment. It is pretty good!! 😁
I haven't tried Streit's matzot balls but I know they are good. I couldn't find it at Safeway nor at Mollie Stone's.
I'm Korean eating Matzo crackers with Nutella and watching this. World if bloody awesome LOL
actually the plural word is matzot, but the singular is matza
The ת in Yiddish is usually pronounced like an S.
My dad always liked these I tried them and I loved them they are low on calories and taste amazing
I love matzot all year long!
I know right
These are so delicious I'm eating some right now ❤❤❤❤❤😊 thank you for making such a wonderful product
I love matzo because they can be eaten with any type of spread. They are so plain and good. You can't lose.
Very cool. I love to see tradition live on
Beautiful piece ❤️
THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH...
Is Klezmer required when eating Matzo? Do you have to eat the Matzo at the same speed as the music?
Happy passover!
Yes Passover is here in 2 weeks -April 15, 2022 the first night begins so an early Happy Passover!
Ahem...
Shoutouts to Simpleflips
matzo maaaaaaaaaaaaaan
I discovered something today that I don't think many people know about. Matzo is phosphorescent. I mean BRIGHTLY phosphorescent. Which is to say, it glows in the dark. If you have a bright UV light, try it yourself. Put it in a dark room and shine the UV on it, ~370nm seems to work best. Keep your eyes closed while the light is on to preserve your vision's sensitivity, then as you shut the light off open your eyes. The matzo will be glowing bright green. It's temperature dependent, and the colder it is the longer the green glow will last.
@@chrisexlein4292 lol no it isn't. literally every package of every brand does it. it's some kind of Maillard reaction of the flour.
As a child, I remember growing up with Matzos. Then it disappeared off the shelves. 😨 Please tell the Manufacturers to start selling this in Cape Town, South Africa AGAIN.🙏
Who puts butter on their Matzo? I do.
That's the only thing I put on them! Yum!
I eat Streit’s Whole Wheat Matzoh most days. They are the best!
I love matzo! it's almost passover and I can't wait to eat matzo and matzo ball soup!
Cool beans
It’s honestly so good, I look forward to it every year!
@@anikaxmeisel yes me too happy passover!
Where did you find a recipe for the soup? I'd love to have a recipe for that!
Nothing like hand made matzoh
Holy cow! I just ate this!
Incredible
I was going to get the Streit's matzo. but the stores I was ordering from. was completely out of them. Streit's just so popular. I ended up buying Manischewitz matzot instead.. Manischewitz was the brand my dad's family had for passover. Next time I will try to make my own because my dad told me about it. And then I forgot about the one matzot that's made in Israel.
I eat that brand. I ate like 6 slices with a bunch of Gouda cheese earlier.
Yum. I just ran out of matzoh!
near passover last year (I live in Pennsylvania USA) my history teaher (6th grade) got us matzo
and it was the passover matzo and she put butter on it and omg I think the next day I got some from the store
Yummy!!!
Good thing she flavored it with butter because if it was traditional, it'll be bland!
I believe streits moved recently
I have one question : when do you add the baby's blood? It coagulates pretty fast. My rabbi sold it to me and told me it was Christian, but I'm afraid he ripped me off.
Funny joke fed
I made some today.
2 ingredients WHOLE GRAIN FLOUR & WATER ... THAT'S IT !!! EAZY
Horrible. No taste
Lol I’m eating them now,just wondered how they were made,loads of butter,marmite is good also
I can't get enough of this Matzo bread. Jews FTW on this! This one I'm eating is from those farm stores you buy great stuff from farmers. It's probably not Kosher but it looks like chess board with holes lol. My mom and aunt dislike the orthodox jews brcause they both hate men with alot of beard but I find it attractive i just don't mind that.
That was a brief, weird journey into your life. And mom and aunt.
Mine just broke,now I got butter all over my trousers 🤷🏼♂️😂
Lol
why make matzo when you can make oatmeal
ONE
Try some fried matzo... then try some fried oatmeal.... just Not the same!
TWO
@@princeharming8963 lol
Have you ever tried to spread cream cheese on those little grains of oatmeal?
Love it because it's only two ingredient , black Jamaican
Salt slows fermentation.
Curious why it is spelled Matzo when it is pronounced Matzah
Because that is the Yiddish pronunciation.
Psalm 2 and 22. Why it is striped and pierced. Yeshayahu 53. Amen
Love the music! Love Israel!
Oyvey I'm Sam, the dancing matzo man.
Try it with nutella .. your welcome .
The 18 minute from adding water till it is cooked does not match up to the story of the idea of leaving Egypt and the sun cooking it. It would take much longer then 18 min. The idea of setting a 18 minutes was some myth they just set rules by. But to each his or her own. All the wild yeasts in the air along the Nile river would have let it rise some.
it doesnt matter how it happened then this is symbolic not exact
You must love Jehovah your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength. You must love your neighbor as yourself. Jesus the anointed is Lord! Repent and be baptized and believe the Gospel.
Never.
always a few comments saying how bad jews are and how they killed jesus, who is jesus? i never heard of the guy, ive studied only a bit of the tenak but ive never heard of this fellow. moses never mentioned him or abraham or noah or david
Jesus is Yeshua or Yahshua. He is the son of God end of Miriam or Mary as Christian call her. Stepson of Yosef also known as Joseph. I challenge you to read the New Testament along with the Old Testament. Both are very Jewish very Hebrew I promise.
@@robynmcintyre7395 its as greek as cesaer. 3 gods in one and one of them is a man and worse, another one of them is supposed to be the same god who spoke at sinai and gave the torah. you will have no god before me or if my stone edition tenak is accurate, you shall have no god upon my face.
@UCzE1IMoezfIp3d3yMQYCV6A i have, and enough of it conflicts with torah that we can discard it. that drinking of blood stuff and the idea that the sabbath is for man and that dietary laws didnt matter. god gave the torah through moses and spoke to him aloud in front of millions.
@@charliedilltarde9881 he never said that the dietary laws did not matter he was making a reference to Peter saying to go out and preach to the Gentiles. That's the Messiah wasn't just for the Jews and as far as the blood thing that was referencing Passover. He was breaking breaking the Passover bread saying it was his body and the wine represent his blood. As far as the Sabbath only being for men though, you have to show me where that is sad because I can't find it anywhere. He told his people to keep Torah. He told his people how to keep Torah. He said if you even look at another woman with lust in your eyes then you are committing adultery in your heart and to discard your eye. Saying for it is was better to lose an eye then have your entire body sin. That is what Yeshua taught.
How are your sins forgiven?
Who Knew?
It's ok till u have to eat it for a week
While I am not Jewish, I do have pancreatic disease and often times all I can eat is Matzo because it doesn't irritate my pancreas that bad. At first I'm like yum this is so good, then days later wanting to eat something else but if I do I go into a flare up. Occasionally I'll put chicken on the matzo or even fish, or crush it up and make it into an almost oatmeal like cereal. It is tasty at first then it gets boring and too bland lol.
I could eat matzoh brei every day lol.
The sun cannot hit it or its fermented.
4:30 the girl in the middle, Amy Winehouse's twin!
Haha same
1:49 that sounds yummy.
It’s matza
There is different types and names for
I wonder if the original matzoh was made from whole wheat flour?
Gooood question. Now I'm curious when the process of milling began.
The Bible mentions White Flour.
White Flour was invented thousands of years ago. Winnowing is a simple process
Eating goldfish rn lul
Very dry and without flavor
Do people just eat this?
ACCORDING to tradition for it to be truly Kosher, matza must be baked in the sun then...
How they supply so much blood?
It's made with flour not blood
Flour water and love
Jesus Christ is Lord and savior and he is the son of God believe in him and have everlasting life which God wanted since the beginning of creation, not just for jews but gentiles also
OPEN BORDERS FOR ISRAEL!!! 🕎🕎🕎🕎🕎
I love matzo spread with soft butter and a little salt added on top. But have you ever wondered why matzo has holes along all the rows? My rabbi explained that matzo represents the broken and whipped body of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. The rows are stripes that were created on his back when he was whipped prior to his crucifixion. Blood flowed and flesh was ripped from his body as he suffered to save humanity of inherent sin. The bible states: "for by his stripes we are healed." The holes in the matzo represent the holes that were driven into his wrists and feet by sharp nails as he hung on that old wooden cross. Does it surprise anyone that a rabbi would praise Jesus Christ? Not at all, for Jesus himself was a Jewish rabbi and the Jews of this world will one day acknowledge him as Lord and Savior. He is the true Messiah!
Jesus Christ is Lord. All have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God, the blood of animal sacrafices could never take away the guilt of sin, so God being rich in mercy, came in human flesh, lived a perfect life, and yet suffered the wrath of God against our sin, so that God could forgive us and still remain a just judge, because our debt has been paid by another
That's your opinion. Not all religions have the same view.
@@CoolAce1 it’s not an opinion. We aren’t talking about religion here. Just the man Jesus Christ who told us He would rise from the grave the third day conquering sin and death to give us life and He did! They’ve never recovered the body 2,000 years later! It’s amazing! The tomb guarded by soldiers and sealed with a roman seal penalty of execution for opening the tomb. And yet the body is gone He has risen as He said! It’s wonderful, follow the facts and be set free friend
Cool video!
Though I am surprised they employ "a team of rabbis on hand" to oversee the matzo making. Seems like you'd only need one there at a time. Maybe it's kind of like a bribe in order to get the kosher label.
+Ty Brady Yeah, hechshering is kind of a religious protection racket :) Too bad the Rivington factory is closing a year after this piece ran...I can't find where Streit's moved to..somewhere in New Jersey, people are saying.
Where did the klezmer music come from on the soundtrack? I'm always amazed that whenever a Jewish topic comes on the air, someone has found some klezmer to play in the background as an obvious ethnic identifier (never mind that the vast majority of Jews today don't listen to it or know what it is, and they're more likely to know about Matisyahu or The Maccabeats)..and yet it's never identified. Klezmatics maybe?
Again not the jews but 12 tribes of Yisra'el. Yehudah the Jews being one of the tribes. Pls watch the movie patterns of evidence the excodus. Shabbat Shalom from South Africa. Tribe of Reuben
Hebrew is my first language and I hold an M.A. in Tanakh.
Under Abraham, they were Hebrews. "Ivri" means nomad, one who passes over from place to place. (The word is traced back to Eber.) The sons and descendants of Abraham's grandson Jacob were called "Children of Jacob" or "Children of Israel" (Israel being Jacob's alternate name). Judah, son of Jacob, was founder of the Judites, also called Judeans or Jews. From the Book of Kings on, these people were mostly referred to in this way.
By the time we get to Daniel, Ezra, and the period of the account of Mordechai and Esther, they are no longer called Israelites at all, let alone Hebrews, which their ancestors had been called many generations before. By then, they were called "Yehudim" in Hebrew or "Yehuda'ei" in Judeo-Aramaic . The term was so common that an intransitive verb "le-hityahed" (to become a Jew) was coined in Mordechai's day. This verb is used in the Scroll of Esther in reference to the Persian would-be murderers of the Jews of Shushan who were defeated by the Jews and forcibly converted to Judaism.
Of course, because we live in an age of distortion and nastiness, and because many people are
envious of the Jews' greatness and success despite the worst persecutions, they do what you do, both denying the Jews their identity and appropriating it to themselves. This cultural appropriation of Judaism done by, for instance, people like yourself as well as the Black Hebrew Israelites and other hate groups is really sick, bespeaking both envy and self-loathing.
From the Roman busts of Jews like Josephus to the many Ashkanazic rabbinical families whose
lineage traces back to David, yes, the Jews are the Jews. The blacks have never been Semites,
while the Ashkenazim descend from the remnants of Judea (which is why their customs derive
from the Talmud Yerushalmi as opposed to the Sephardim whose customs derive from the
Talmud Bavli).
In fact, every time a black character is mentioned in the Tanakh, their race is pointed out for two
reasons:
1) It is a deviation from the cultural norm, which was Semitic. (The Jews, i.e., People of
Judah/Judea of the Children of Israel-Jacob who in Abraham's day had originally been called
"Hebrews," are SEMITES. Their world was Semitic, not sub-Saharan African.)
2) The Jews, formerly the Israelites, originally the Hebrews - did not have a favorable opinion of
blacks. They considered blacks to be a low race. This is why Miriam and others grumbled
against Moses "because he had married an Ethiopian woman". They were not talking about
Tzipora, Moses' wife from Midian. They were talking about the first woman he had married as a
young Egyptian prince whilst conducting a military campaign against Ethiopia.
Because Jew-haters such as yourself are ignorant, they cherry-pick disconnected verses and
present that kind of slop as scholarship. The truth is that they have no knowledge of scholarship.
The Jew-haters, like their ancestors, do not know Hebrew, never studied in a yeshiva, and have
no heritage of Hebrew learning. Meanwhile, the only people on earth who have an unbroken
Hebrew literature from modern times to medieval times to the Second Temple era to the biblical
period - the only people who have preserved Hebrew, Hebrew learning, the religion of the
Tanakh, etc., who have rabbinic families that trace back to the House of David, etc. - THESE are
the people the Jew-haters revile! THESE are the people whose culture they appropriate on a
regular basis out of an abnormal mixture of envy and imitation.
Almost always, anti-Semites mention "I am black, but comely" from the Song of Songs. Because they are pathetic, they have no idea what that verse is talking about. In the Song of Songs, the young maiden who longs for her lover, i.e., the king, has been made to tend the vineyards outside all through her youth. Her mother has died, and her father has remarried another woman. The
maiden's stepbrothers jeer at her in the comfort and coolness of the house while she toils in the
hot sun. Over the years, the maiden's skin becomes swarthy. When she travels to Jerusalem, the
young girls there, called "the daughters of Jerusalem," are repulsed by the maiden's ugly skin.
She answers, "I am black, but comely".
The nasty recriminations and cultural appropriation taking place at present is very irritating
because it both vilifies the Jews while denying them their own identity. In my opinion, people
should be who THEY are. We all have a heritage. The world should leave the Jews alone and let
them be.
Christian blood
Misinformation
As it's made from flour and water nothing else
What a sad person you are.
he thinks he owns the world with a matzo
Good food, bad Theology.
Where can i buy matzo?
You'll especially find it even at common super markets around the time of Passover. Not for nothing: no one wants to make it, so there are various companies that make it. You'll even find it year-round at some stores, but you might seen on the package "not for Passover"
I can give to you the box I bought brcause it is uneatible .