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Judaism. and herod's mother was an arab woman. she was not jewish. >> because he is this fascinating hybrid, herod isn't regarded as the full jew by all the jews. and for the hasmonean royal dynasty, of course, he is an upstart. >> they call him a half breed and i think this eats at him. i think herod the great realizes that the only way he's ever going to be able to be accepted as really jewish is if he takes
>> herod the great's grandfather, on his father's side, was forcibly converted to judaism. and herod's mother was an arab woman. she was not jewish. >> because he is this fascinating hybrid, herod isn't regarded as a full jew by all the jews. and for the hasmonean royal dynasty, of course, he's an upstart. >> the hasmoneans call him a half-breed, and i think this eats at him. ♪
>> because he is this fas nighting hybrid, herod isn't regarded as a full jew by all the jews. and for the hasmonean royal dynasty, of course, he's an upstart. >> the hasmoneans call him a h half-breed, and i think this eats at him. ♪ >> i think herod the great realizes that the only way he's ever going to be able to be accepted as really jewish is if he takes jerusalem and sets
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© RSC, photo by Hugo Glendinning The BBC has unveiled shows that will be part of its "Lights Up" plans in March and April. Featuring a total of 18 broadcasts on television, radio and iPlayer, the series of productions will support companies and artists affected by the pandemic. The RSC's production of The Winter's Tale, which was weeks away from its run before halted in March, will be filmed and broadcast by the company under the direction of deputy artistic director Erica Whyman to coincide with Shakespeare's birthday. Whyman's production moves Shakespeare's classic to the 1950s against a ...