A Restart of The World - Parsha Noah

The official channel of Rabbi Yosef Mizrachi.
הרב יוסף מזרחי הערוץ הרשמי
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every time i listen to it i learn something new. Every video is interesting and lights up the soul. Share with friends all his videos, old and new, and let's support him ❤

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so happy to hear your beautiful lectures again. I need them. thanks Rabbi.

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God bless you rabbi

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Todah rabah Rabbi Mizrachi !

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[@uria702]

Amazing lecture never been truer than 4 years later.

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Thank you !

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Toda

[@rachatutamacha]

I have a question, please let me understand more about the beard. I don't have a beard, but most hasiddim in our shul have beards. I see you don't have beard either, so just wanted to get your thoughts.

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Eiffel tower is 324 m, Empire State Building is 381 m.

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hazak

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Why wouldn’t a Jew be allowed to go to the beach on Shabbat? If someone drove him there, wouldn’t he not be breaking it?

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1. Beach is an environment of immodesty; this is forbidden even during the week. 2. There might be cases where a non-jew is allowed to do certain things for a new on Shabbat, but there are long and complicated halachot about that; the general rule is that it's not allowed for a new to have a non-jew do something forbidden on Shabbat for the Jew's benefit. There is no such a thing that a non-jew drives a jew to as place on Shabbat( unless it is a life threat, in which case even a new could drive)

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