ROGUES, RASCALS, AND RAPSCALLIONS - PART 3 

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Fantastic stories! Shabbat Shalom from Greece! 👍

Man I love these videos I wish I had stuff from my family my bubbie grew up frum but left I came back all u know is one of the towns in Europe was varsky that bubbie Sarah Sidel came from

Thank you! Can't wait for next episode

I understand that instead of flowers, we are to leave rocks at the gravesite. It is allowed for a family member to collect nice rocks and paint them in colors that the deceased really liked and or the deceased person’s name or initials and a short prayer that we could have the rocks available for family members to leave the special rocks at the gravesite or do they have to be plain? In addition, is it appropriate for a person close to the deceased to give a short speech about key points in the deceased live similar to a someone that feels strongly about giving a short story of the person’s life. Lastly, are we allowed to leave a letter or a book that meant a lot between the mourner and the deceased in the casket before it closes for good. Any direction about these items would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Niicole

My great-great grandfather was the 3rd Tolner Rebbe's gabbai!

I love your obscure stories, and I can’t get enough of them, just for my conscience, is this considered loshon horah?

Rivnitzer was one of the biggest tzaddikim of his generation

The journalist Redlich is likely a cousin too. There's a Ziditchoive-Premishlan family Reidlich

Pini, fantastic work. Entertaining as one would expect. But. One may not speat against שוכני עפר. Remove and disassociate yourself from all there presentation. Study and teach Torah - just as a Dunner should!

Volete che vi dica cosa penso di tutti gli ebrei e di tutte le ebree? No, penso di no.

Shalom, I would like to know if Jews consider it acceptable to pray to deceased ancestors, forefathers, or "saints" like some Christians in the Catholic tradition do. Deuteronomy 18:11 would seem to prohibit speaking with the dead or praying to them, and several pagan religions have "ancestor cults" where they pray to their predecessors. Therefore I would expect it to be explicitly forbidden in Judaism to pray to any of the dead, whether they were righteous or wicked.

Very titillating, alas totally inappropriate.