This is an actual conversation between my non-Jewish friend and his Jewish wife many years ago, before his first time going to High Holiday services:
Husband: So, can you tell me what to expect at Rosh Hashanah services?
Wife: It's a great ceremony. The best part is when they blow the ...
What type of bread do they eat for Rosh Hashanah in Wakanda?
T'Challah
Today/night might be Rosh Hashanah...
...but to me, September 28th will always be Cake Day!
Shanah Tovah!
My girlfriend asked me why I always volunteer to drive her around on Rosh Hashanah...
I dunno, I just heard they always blow the shofar.
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Two men were passing by a synagogue Rosh Hashanah when they heard a loud noise that sounded like a horn.
“What the heck was that?” “Oh, the Jews are blowing the shofar on their new year.” “Wow! They know how to treat their help!”
An orthodox Rabbi walks into a restaurant...
It’s not a kosher place, but he thinks “what the hell, why not?” He asks for a seat outside.
He looks at the menu, and decides if he’s gonna eat non-Kosher food, he’s going to do it in the biggest way possible. He orders a whole, roasted suckling pig, complete with multiple sauces and an appl...
A Jewish father calls his son in New York and tells him...
“I hate to tell you, but your mother and I can't stand each other anymore and we are divorcing. That's it! I want to live out the rest of my years in peace. I am telling you now so you and your sister shouldn't go into shock later when I move out."
The father hangs up and David immediately c...
A woman living on a shtetl in Poland goes to see her rabbi
"Rabbi!" she says. "My son Avram has a very strange fear - he is afraid of kreplach!"
The rabbi says, "Kreplach? He's afraid of the meat dumplings we make for Rosh Hashanah?"
She nods. "Yes. I've tried to tell him there's nothing to be afraid of, but whenever he sees kreplach he runs o...
[long] Irving worked at a Jewish deli and bakery, and he loved most of his regular clientele, except for one guy...
... this guy would *always* haggle over how much he should spend, even for things that had a fixed rice clearly marked on the menu board.
One day, the guy comes in, and says, "I want to buy your finest loaf of egg bread for Rosh Hashanah. I have a crisp five-dollar bill for you, Irving, my go...
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