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Jerusalem Post 2020 British Israeli rapper Antithesis, one of the world's few Jewish rappers, recently released a song in response to the antisemitic Twitter tirade of British rapper Wiley. Read → Jewish Telegraph 2020 LONDON-born Jewish rapper Antithesis has released a track about the Wiley situation. Read → Jewish Chronicle 2011 The British self-styled Zionist rapper Samuel Green is doing his bit to promote English literacy among Israeli school children. Read → ShalomLife 2011 Antithesis, a rap artist best known for the Jewish and Zionist themes in his music, plans to launch a one-month English literacy event at Maaleh Adumin Read → Ynet 2011 Antithesis, rap artist renowned for Zionist and Jewish themes of his music, to kick-off one-month English literacy event at Maaleh Adumim Mall Read → Israel National News 2011 An innovative program in Ma'aleh Adumim aims to help Israeli teens master English - for a more successful future. Read → Haaretz 2011 Samuel Green - a London-born rapper better know as Antithesis - is scheduled to perform in Ma'ale Adumim Mall next Thursday to kick-off a one-month read-a-thon Read → Jewish Telegraph 2010 ZIONIST rapper Antithesis is just that: the antithesis of the rapper stereotype. Read → Jewish Chronicle 2010 Self-styled Zionist rapper Samuel Green is becoming a YouTube sensation. Read → Ynet 2010 Very exciting times yesterday as my video interview with Ynet (Israel's biggest news website with 1,000,000 hits a day) made it to the front page of Read → Isrelate.com 2010 Samuel Green AKA ‘Antithesis’ is a Jewish Zionist rapper currently living in Switzerland. Read → Israel Broadcasting Authority 2010 Shortly after making aliyah I was interviewed by the IBA English news and it was broadcast this weekend. Read → Israel Broadcasting Authority 2009 The interview he recorded while in Israel for the ROI conference, for the Israel Broadcasting Authority English news. Read → Radio Sefarad 2009 Listen to the full interview. Read → Jewish Chronicle 2008 What does a former director of the Federation of Zionist Youth and general communal macha go on to become? Read → Jewish Chronicle 2007 In January, we asked readers to help us identify the 100 people who exercise the greatest influence on British Jewry today. Read → Metro 2006 Forget hip hop's typical boyz in the hood - the new stars have a Hasidic history, explains Matt Ford. Read → Jewish Chronicle 2006 A new language is emerging on the streets - and no, it’s not Yiddish. Read → Maariv 2005 Samuel Green, a young British Jew, has two great loves: hip hop and Israel. Read → Jewish Journal of LA 2004 "Jews have been part of hip-hop since its beginning," said Josh Noreck of the Hip Hop Hoodios, a Latino Jewish rap group based out of Los Read → London Jewish News 2004 To prove it’s not just celebrities who are doing their bit for the community, we spoke to an enterprising university student who has combined his love Read → Frenzy Magazine 2004 What started you rapping and what event or moment led you down the path to pen 'Ima Mechaka Babayit' and 'Just Peace' (among others)? Read → Jewish Journal of LA 2004 Sweet, young Antithesis. Read → Jewish Chronicle 2004 Forget Ali G! Read → Jewish Telegraph 2004 SAMUEL Green's mother, Hazel, wasn't too pleased when he started listening to rap music. Read → Jewish Chronicle 2002 A talented member of FZY has recorded a rap song to rouse support for missing Israeli soldiers. Read → London Jewish News 2002 A teenage rapper from south west London is making his mark on the Israeli music scene with a song dedicated to the soldiers still missing in Read → Haaretz 2002 British rapper Antithesis, a.k.a. Read →