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What is Judaism’s policy on anti semites?
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So, this guy, Shmuley Boteach, is
harassing this guy, Yossi Faro, for
bringing to Israel this guy, Clavicular.
And the reason why Shmuley Boteach is
harassing Yossi is mainly because of
this video.
>> [music]
>> Clavicular decided to go to Israel to
see what the country is with an open
mind with Yossi.
And Shmuley lost his mind.
>> Yossi Faro,
his credibility as a Jewish influencer,
as a Chabad influencer, as a Chabad at
all, as an Orthodox Jew at all, has
cratered. Cratered so badly that it may
never come back. And I'm sorry, he
deserves it.
>> And it's not just Shmuley. I see now
dozens of influencers that are jumping
on this bandwagon. I'm going to end the
conversation right now, right here. No
more discussion after this. As Jews, we
do not give our own opinion on such
matters. We look to the Torah leaders of
our generation, and they determine what
is kosher and what is not. The problem
is is every influencer that has a cell
phone today thinks that they're the
leader of the Jewish people. Sit down.
There were several similar cases that
came in front of the Lubavitcher Rebbe,
that people who were previously
expressed anti-Semitic views were being
honored by a particular Jewish
community. And when the question was
posed to the Lubavitcher Rebbe if it's
right or if it's wrong, the Rebbe would
encourage people to take those people
that had a negative view of the Jewish
people and show them honor and beauty of
our people and of our religion and
inspire them too. And what do you think
happened to those previous anti-Semites?
They became some of the greatest friends
of the Jewish people today. And to go
one step further, the Rebbe also said
that if you take somebody and you
continually label him and call him an
anti-Semite, he will become an
anti-Semite. So, Mr. Boteyach, I think
that you should sit this one out. And to
everybody else, stop trying to guess.
Judaism is 3,000 years old. We formulate
our opinions based on Torah.