The word “antisemitism” appeared 1 times in this article's opening at its peak in 2010. Today the opening carries none. 14 remain further down the article, where a reader arriving from a search result does not go.
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Jewdas is a radical Jewish diaspora group based in London , although many of the founder members trace their roots back to Jewish communities in Iceland and other Scandinavian countries. It has a successful satirical/communal website and stages Jewish events in London and around. It is a secretive organisation based upon anarchistic lines, engaged in political, cultural, and artistic activities, usually with a subversive edge.1Its spokesman is " Jeffrey Cohen ", who seems to be a imaginary figure. It lacks a overt manifesto, but is generally seen as being on the far left of Jewish politics.2Its first event was held at rampART Social Center in London's East End the traditional home of London's immigrant Jewish community, a free (albeit accepted donation) Purim party on Saturday 18 March 2006, which was open to anyone of any ethnic or religious background, was attended by in excess of 600 people and was covered by the national press. Its second main event was a subject of great controversy, being called " The Protocols of the Elders of Hackney ", with a flyer parodying traditional anti-semitic images. Members of the group were arrested, an incident condemned by the Jewish Chronicle in an editorial entitled "In Praise of Jewdas". More recent events have included a "Radical Cosmopolitan Yeshiva " at the Shunt Lounge, a film festival (" Treifspotting ") and a secret Channukah Party, which involved recreating the Temple of Jerusalem in Dalston.3
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Jewdas is a radical Jewish diaspora group based in London , although many of the founder members trace their roots back to Jewish communities in Iceland and other Scandinavian countries. It has a successful satirical-communal website and stages Jewish events in London and around. In 2008 the group was listed at #67 on "The JC Power 100", the Jewish Chronicle 's annual ranking of the 100 most influential British Jews. It is a secretive organisation based upon anarchistic lines, engaged in political, cultural, and artistic activities, usually with a subversive edge. Representatives of the organization use the collective pseudonym " Geoffrey Cohen " in speaking to the media. Its first event was held at rampART Social Center in London's East End, the traditional home of London's immigrant Jewish community; a free (albeit accepted donation) Purim party on Saturday, 18 March 2006, which was open to anyone of any ethnic or religious background, was attended by in excess of 600 people and was covered by the national press. Its second main event was a subject of great controversy, being called " The Protocols of the Elders of Hackney ", with a flyer parodying traditional anti-semitic images. Members of the group were arrested, an incident condemned by the Jewish Chronicle in an editorial entitled "In Praise of Jewdas". More recent events have included a "Radical Cosmopolitan Yeshiva " at the Shunt Lounge, a film festival (" Treifspotting ") and a secret Channukah party, which involved recreating the Temple of Jerusalem in Dalston. In 2011, Jewdas hosted ¡No Pasaran!, a party commemorating the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Cable Street .The group became more active again in 2014, especially around the issue of Israel's war with Gaza.Remembering the Battle of Cable Street" . openDemocracy .
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Jewdas is a Jewish diaspora group based in London .It describes itself as "radical" and is described by The Jewish Chronicle as a "Jewish diaspora group, known for its far-left anti-Zionism".Describing its ideology as "neo-Bundist" , it has a satirical-communal website and stages events in London and elsewhere.
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Jewdas is a Jewish diaspora group based in London . It describes itself as a "radical Jewish diaspora group" and is described by The Jewish Chronicle as "known for its far-left anti-Zionism". It has a satirical-communal website and stages events in London and elsewhere.
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Jewdas is a Jewish diaspora group based in London . It describes itself as a "radical Jewish diaspora group" and is described by media as far-left and anti-Zionist . It has a satirical-communal website and stages events in London and elsewhere.
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radical jewish diaspora group based in london
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jewish diaspora group based in london
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