24,000 Judgmental Jews 

Rabbi Joseph Issac is a giant of this generation. I am so grateful to be able to listen his wisdom. The best part is.... He doesn't even care to know how beautiful he is. He only cared about how he can help people understand how to be the best version of themselves. Rabbi YY, you should be strong and be strengthened🙏

That medrash about Rashbi and the divorce party... absolutely mind blowing. This should have 100,000 views...more...

Insightful Inspiring Informative ! Great food for thought ! Thank you ! G-D Bless You !

תודה רבה מקסים

Powerful

You sooooo right

Thank you Rabbi

"Derach Eretz Kadmah Letorah"

G-d bless You and Your Family, Rabbi. Bless The Holy One, and blesss His Holy Name. Thank you for reminding me to search and look for the chametz in me. Thank you for reminding me of what is important about loving others and not judging them and Judaism. My grandparents seemed to make it look so easy married together until they were almost 100 years of age. I am terrified of marriage and men! I have never once been married! I am not terrified of marrying a man, but, because how can you be expected to know all about a man and marriage before you have ever been with a man and have ever been married? Women, who have been married, and have been with a man, do not even know everything. How do people expect me to know? I am like a fish out of water. A person should have to go through college to be a doctor and a licensed surgeon to be able to know the science of marriage is how marriage has become in our day and time for people here in the States.

So truth. You are tremendously blessed with words of wisdom.

Good one

Love you Rabbi

What are you doing there in chutz laretz.? Come to Israel!

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> "When You Are Judgmental, Your Torah Is Lost." With all due respect, this is why you shouldn't force your kids to adopt any sort of belief system. Nobody is born perfect enough to hold onto the Torah, but the pressure to be perfect and non-judgmental all the time is there. That's a lot of pressure to put on someone, especially a child. People should be given the freedom to explore and grow wiser on their own, rather than having these wisdoms forced onto them. As the saying goes, "be careful of unearned wisdom." Life itself should be the classroom.

Yiddish, you speak such a good Yiddish, Ret Yiddish, be”vakasha.

One Jew judging 24,000 People!