Kosher Jesus: Rabbi Shmuley and Rabbi Yonah Discuss his Controversial new Book


Join Jewlicious and Nessah for the West Coast Launch of Rabbi Shmuley’s controversial book Kosher Jesus. This Interview Between Rabbi Yonah Bookstein and Rabbi Shmuley Boteach will discuss: What Is The Real Story of Jesus Did He Invent A New Religion and Who Killed Him.” As readers know Rabbi Shmuley Boteach’s book has created an international firestorm and this is sure to be a very stimulating event.

Thursday JAN. 26th 8pm
Nessah Educational & Cultural Center
142 South Rexford Drive, Beverly Hills, CA
(310) 273-2400 ‎

8PM $15 at the door

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  1. As a Jew and owner of A&P/Pathmark in the NY region; i would like permission to sell this new publication in our Kosher food departments next to the horseraddish area.

    • Apparently “Ron Burkle” lives in Beirut now.

  2. Really? I had earmarked it for placement next to the chopped-liver!

  3. I’m glad to see someone isn’t afraid to write on the topic of Jesus. I like to hear Jewish ideas concerning Jesus and Messianic thought. It seems many are unwilling to deal with the resurrection, something not easy to ignore.

  4. Here is a book review I wrote.
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  5. Wonderful book, when your are guzzling xtra strong horse radish.

  6. I beggeth you to vote for my great friend Barry Husien Obama for president of these here ununited states of riffraff. Barry is a gonif, just like me, so you know very well what to expect, and his favorite paper is the ny times, with all the shit that is fit to shit

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