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A sad reflection on the world that some people would consider that a controversial opinion.

A true politician - avoids answering a direct question, then attacks the questioner. I think we all know why.

@Steve Foster - I appreciate that there were various sub-threads going on last night, so I thought I'd just remind you that you still haven't answered my question. I've quoted it for you (see above) to make it straightforward. As I said before, its a yes or no.

That wasn't my question. I'll ask again, just for clarity: Is making Islamophobic 'jokes' acceptable in Judaism? I'm not interested in your personal opinion as to their acceptability.

Thank you, but it's SF's answer in which I'm interested.

I certainly agree with that point, but I would appreciate a direct answer to a direct question: Is making Islamophobic "jokes" acceptable in Judaism? It's a yes or no.

As a proud Jewish person, what are your thoughts on those who make offensive 'jokes' about other religions? I'm by no means a theology expert, so I'd be very interested in your view on how such behaviour aligns, or not, with Jewish values.