Shtetler Stan shared these weekly words of wisdom – from none other than our own esteemed Albert Einstein.

Shtetler Stan submitted a very funny cartoon published after the world’s media were amazed that Israeli PM Netanyahu had been giving lectures to world leaders. Guess who he is lecturing and what the subject is. Thanks Stan.

Shtetler Matthew submitted this hilarious bit of poetry – mostly in English with well-known Yiddish terms. He also attached a glossary which we have posted below the poem for those who don’t understand all the words.

Shtetler Max submitted this very clever little story of an encounter at the UN. We've made it our joke of the week, Max, but we’re not buying that it actually happened. It is really funny, though.

Two regular users thought they’d have some fun with fellow-Shtetlers & submitted bogus stories to the publisher ahead of 1 April. MyShtetl staffers added some reality & illustrations & it worked beautifully.

MyShtetl.co.za is bringing registered users, “Shtetlers,” hundreds of copyright-free graphics. You can simply lift and share them by right-clicking on the graphic you want and saving it onto your computer. We are developing these and will be adding more weekly.
Coming soon: Yiddishe emoticons.

Registered “Shtetlers” are able to download and share copyright-free Jewish cell phone ringtones FOR FREE.

There are literally thousands of websites dedicated to delivering hundreds of thousands of Jewish jokes on the web. Some jokes at each site are very funny, some mediocre and others poor.

Sending greeting cards online is fun and certainly creates a smile when received.