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'''Macacawitz''' was a ] term used by Meryl Ibis, a field organizer for ] congressional candidate ] as a reference for incumbent ] ]. The self-coined slur, which resulted in Ibis's ], was a ] of "]," a slur used by Allen on August 11, 2006, and ''"-witz,"'' a common ending of Ashkenazi ]s<ref></ref><ref></ref>. It was revealed on August 25 that Allen's mother was probably Jewish -- ironically, she would have been a Tunisian Jew, a North African community in which Ashkenazi Jewish surnames are virtually non-existent -- and therefore, he was ethnically part-Jewish and religiously Jewish, too, according to traditional Jewish ] law.<ref></ref>


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