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Modi Rosenfeld

Wikipedia's first sentence called it “stand-up comedian”. Today it says “israeli-american stand-up comedian and actor”.
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Modi Rosenfeld ( Hebrew : מודי רוזנפלד ; born April 29, 1970, as Mordechi Rosenfeld ), known professionally as Modi (stylized as MODI ) is an Israeli-American stand-up comedian and actor . He is known for his Jewish humor and has become a mainstay among Orthodox audiences. Modi, a comedian popular with Orthodox crowds, has a new special. He wants non-Jews to watch, too.

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Wikipedia's first sentence called it “stand-up comedian”. Today it says “israeli-american stand-up comedian and actor”. Read the current article and compare.
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stand-up comedian

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israeli-american stand-up comedian and actor

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