Ep. 316: Why Can’t We Be Critical of the BLM Movement?
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Dedicated in loving memory to R' Simon Yakobashvili/Jacobson
Yahrzeit, 2 Tammuz 1953
One of ten people who joined the Frierdiker Rebbe in a 1922 covenant to preserve Judaism in the former Soviet Union "until their last drop of blood"
Yahrzeit, 2 Tammuz 1953
One of ten people who joined the Frierdiker Rebbe in a 1922 covenant to preserve Judaism in the former Soviet Union "until their last drop of blood"
Topics:
- Programs and resources for these trying and unprecedented times
- Chassidus Applied to 12-13 Tammuz and Pinchas: Nothing is Impossible
- Lessons from 17 Tammuz and the Three Weeks: Fighting to uphold the “walls” surrounding and protecting Judaism
- Please share more personal experiences and songs
- Why is no one wearing masks in 770?
- Why can’t we talk openly and be critical of the BLM movement?
- What’s your opinion about the distinction made by political leaders in NY between public protests and religious gatherings?
- Why do so many people not get it?
- Are destruction of statues and riots a sign of Moshiach’s coming?
- Can mandatory volunteerism be part of the way to help America heal?
- What can we do about skyrocketing housing and tuition costs?
- How do I focus my mind during prayer?
- Can we yearn for Moshiach for ulterior personal motives?
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