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@BenjaminShindel His mother is not Jewish, and generally you trace through the female line. Not sure if it counts, I have no strong feelings either way, but I’m not sure it’s a slam dunk YES.
@DanMan314 That's technically true but only technically. There's no reason for us to judge this like conservatives rabbis would. He has Jewish heritage and grew up as Jewish. He's probably more Jewish than me, lol. Let's not get into this kind of stupid Judaism gatekeeping.
It's not obvious how this resolves to me. The title definitely meant 'ethnically' jewish, not religious. So, what % is the line? 1/4 is probably too small. 1/2 is reasonable, but ~1 or >1/2 is probably reasonable too, depending on what you want to predict.
But it doesn't really matter. The way people classify ethnicities is pretty constructed, anyway, if a half-African/half-European person won the 'are they white' market would resolve no and the 'are they black' would resolve yes.
@jacksonpolack I'd say that if he sees himself as Jewish, than he's Jewish. And that does seem to be the case
I'd imagine/bet he does, but this is what the first article I clicked on says
Weissman is the child of a Jewish father and an Italian non-Jewish mother, he told the Philadelphia Jewish Exponent two years ago. While his mother did not convert to Judaism, he said, he grew up celebrating all the Jewish holidays. He and his wife, Mary Ellen Weissman, who was raised observant, continued to do so with their children, although the family was not religious, he said. Their children attended Hebrew school at Temple Beth Hillel/Beth El, a Conservative synagogue.
“I’m more of a Daoist, in that point of view that I think that Earth, nature is the supreme — the main component of life. And that’s what needs to be celebrated,” he told the Exponent.