r/JewsOfConscience • u/AutoModerator • Nov 27 '24

AAJ "Ask A Jew" Wednesday

It's everyone's favorite day of the week, "Ask A (Anti-Zionist) Jew" Wednesday! Ask whatever you want to know, within the sub rules, notably that this is not a debate sub and do not import drama from other subreddits. That aside, have fun! We love to dialogue with our non-Jewish siblings.

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u/ChickenNugget267 Non-Jewish Ally Nov 27 '24

Is "Jewish Christmas" really a thing (i.e. Jewish people eating Chinese food on Christmas a tradition) or is that just a stereotype?

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u/Pitiful_Meringue_57 Jewish 28d ago

Yes, it’s an American Jewish tradition that you’re gonna find in jews who are ashkenazi and had ancestors immigrate to New York. Other types of jewish Americans have probably adopted it. At least in my family watching a movie is also part of it.