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'''Yehudyakim''' are a [[Trend|soyjak trend]] wherein variants are depicted as stereotypical [[Jew|kikes]]. Originally started and popularised by [[H3K]] on [[SoyBooru|the 'ru]], Yehudyakim are depicted as [[soyjaks]] with dark olive skin, the [[Happy Merchant]]'s famous schnozz and dark brown eyes, typically wearing a blue-and-white [[wikipedia:Tallit|talit]] and donning a [[wikipedia:Kippah|kippah]]. As opposed to other caricatures of da jooz (such as the Happy Merchant), Mizrahi doesn't resemble the typical Ashke[[Hitler|nazi]] Jew you'd see in the Western world, instead opting to depict a Mizrahi Jew, a group heavily concentrated in [[Israel]]. | '''Yehudyakim''' are a [[Trend|soyjak trend]] wherein variants are depicted as stereotypical [[Jew|kikes]]. Originally started and popularised by [[H3K]] on [[SoyBooru|the 'ru]], Yehudyakim are depicted as [[soyjaks]] with dark olive skin, the [[Happy Merchant]]'s famous schnozz and dark brown eyes, typically wearing a blue-and-white [[wikipedia:Tallit|talit]] and donning a [[wikipedia:Kippah|kippah]]. As opposed to other caricatures of da jooz (such as the Happy Merchant), Mizrahi doesn't resemble the typical Ashke[[Hitler|nazi]] Jew you'd see in the Western world, instead opting to depict a Mizrahi Jew, a group heavily [[Holocaust|concentrated]] in [[Israel]]. | ||
The first Yehudyak (featuring [[Angryjak]]) was made on April 19th, 2025 by H3K<ref>https://soybooru.com/post/view/114146</ref>, with him kike-ifying other variants in the coming months, and other users following suit with the same style of depicting Jews. The variant is featured in the [[Nuuru]]'s :steiner: emoji, and this wiki's [[Template:Kosher|Kosher]] template (seen at the top of this page). | The first Yehudyak (featuring [[Angryjak]]) was made on April 19th, 2025 by H3K<ref>https://soybooru.com/post/view/114146</ref>, with him kike-ifying other variants in the coming months, and other users following suit with the same style of depicting Jews. The variant is featured in the [[Nuuru]]'s :steiner: emoji, and this wiki's [[Template:Kosher|Kosher]] template (seen at the top of this page). | ||
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Yehudyakim are a soyjak trend wherein variants are depicted as stereotypical kikes. Originally started and popularised by H3K on the 'ru, Yehudyakim are depicted as soyjaks with dark olive skin, the Happy Merchant's famous schnozz and dark brown eyes, typically wearing a blue-and-white talit and donning a kippah. As opposed to other caricatures of da jooz (such as the Happy Merchant), Mizrahi doesn't resemble the typical Ashkenazi Jew you'd see in the Western world, instead opting to depict a Mizrahi Jew, a group heavily concentrated in Israel.
The first Yehudyak (featuring Angryjak) was made on April 19th, 2025 by H3K[1], with him kike-ifying other variants in the coming months, and other users following suit with the same style of depicting Jews. The variant is featured in the Nuuru's :steiner: emoji, and this wiki's Kosher template (seen at the top of this page).
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