"Well, while meh may have found its contemporary breakout moment on 'The Simpsons,' it is indeed a Yiddish word."

"The SPLC applies the powerful language of civil rights to mark those with whom it disagrees as bigots or racists or white supremacists."

"Most of the foods thought of as Jewish actually hold dual identities."

"The beauty of a chopped-liver sandwich is that it is the most delicious thing that looks the least appetizing."

"Off to the side, like a Chekhov’s gun, sat a glass bottle next to a black, brimmed hat (to be used, presumably, in Chekhov’s callback)."

"I am resigning my membership because I can no longer belong, in good faith, to an institution that has allowed itself to become the foremost platform for anti-Semitism in British public life."

"I was still a child when I learned that I had to be careful about walking in public with my kippah on. A startled glance was the very minimum reaction I’d get."

Lin-Manuel Miranda is a longtime supporter of the school who previously narrated a fundraising clip for it in 2016.

"The magnitude of the event is staggering, and so are the mountains of evidence."

Plus, a conversation with Linda Curtis, who wrote a memoir about leaving her close-knit Jehovah’s Witness community.

"Faurisson is a professional liar and a falsifier of history."

What explains Jews’ connection to chicken, as opposed to, say, beef or lamb? Simple: Kosher red meat is second-rate, but chicken where the Jews got it right.

"Far from the stereotypical sabra, Pini is no tan, muscular, strong-and-silent type. He’s clumsy, overly confident, a bit vulgar and a lot lovable."

The documentary is rich with images of police bringing their nightsticks down on protestors, chain gangs, coal mine and textile workers, all serving as the backdrop to Debs own words.