Rami Matan Even-Esh, known as Kosha Dillz, is combating subway antisemitism with creative Passover Seders held on trains. Dressed as Moses, he invites straphangers to enjoy traditional Jewish food while sharing comedic rhymes. The initiative helps unite people of different backgrounds amid rising antisemitic incidents. While many passengers enjoy the unique performance, some have confronted him negatively, including one protester who opposed his event. Nonetheless, Even-Esh remains committed to bringing people together through culture and humor in the face of adversity.
Rami Matan Even-Esh uses Passover Seders on the subway to combat antisemitism and foster community, despite facing mixed reactions from passengers.
His performances blend humor and tradition, turning the subway into a setting for cultural celebration amidst rising antisemitism following the recent conflict in Gaza.
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