>Christ is a KIKE, actually
This is peak irony considering the origin of the word “Kike” comes from jews hatred of and rejection of Christianity.
>Philip Cowen, first editor of "The American Hebrew," suggests a source in Yiddish kikel "circle." According to him, Jewish immigrants, ignorant of writing with the Latin alphabet, signed their entry forms with a circle, eschewing the customary "X" as a sign of Christianity. On this theory, Ellis Island immigration inspectors began calling such people kikels, and the term shortened as it passed into general use.
You can still see this today in their text books which use alternative symbols for plus and even multiplication.

RT: https://byzantinenexus.io/notes/ao1ms6giw1xo12yf