Benjamin Elterman is a writer of stage, film, and television. He also writes his own Torah blog at SixDegreesOfKosherBacon.com, and works with parents, bar/bat mitzvah students, and businesses to write moving speeches from his company www.MitzvahSpeeches.com.
The comic genius left his imprint on generations of comedians. At 96, he can be forgiven for failing to meet his standard with History of the World, Part 2.
When a comedian offends minorities, they find themselves apologizing or facing career ending cancel-culture. Why do offensive Jewish jokes go under the radar?