Trey Knowles' The Yiddish Interpreter is an allegorical comedy that delivers a sharp message through satire. In the story, Nazis speak in Yiddish about how government payments meant for Israel and the Nazis are instead being funneled to the Rothschilds in Germany. The so-called pope, aligned with the German Roman Empire, attempts to sever people's direct connection to God. Kidnapped by German Nazis, Trey Knowles becomes the interpreter of their hidden conversation, revealing the deeper spiritual conflict at play.