Alex Edelman and fans of ‘Long Story Short’ may disagree, but a new book says Jewish humor is dying

TA examines French sociologist Michel Wieviorka’s book The Last Jewish Joke, which argues that contemporary Jewish humour may be in decline. The article contrasts this view with the thriving comedy scenes represented by performers like Alex Edelman, suggesting debate over whether traditional Jewish comedic identity is eroding or evolving. Jewish Telegraphic Agency


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