A Jew's Principle - Rabbi Yitzchok Oelbaum

[Music] the story goes up so much I joined it was walking into a shall I am in actually sir all and he's going down one of those small narrowest streets where there's room for a literally one car as one car is going down to one way street you could imagine there's another car coming the opposite direction the to start honking each other and nobody wants to move so he was an Israeli one of them he's I off him he shuts his motor and he puts his seat back and he pulls in a newspaper I got all the time in the world the next car says all right I got all the time in the world as well he shuts his motor he puts his seat back and he pulls out his newspaper and you could imagine the Manta traffic that's piling up is horrendous so one of the bystanders come over to both of them you know please move you're holding up traffic just keep it up and move and they both said the same thing the response was really I would move but it's the principle of the matter that I'm not gonna move that's what he said says of sean/sharan we as Jews we must do Ratana Shem we must do the will of God we don't work off that really I would be nice to somebody but he hurt my feelings so I'm not gonna help him because it's the principle of the matter it's how we do also has Jews we do rots in Iran what does that sham want us to do that's what we do [Music] [Applause]