Bnei Brak
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Oct 30, 2026
Reuven FlamerHOST
And he says to me the following, because we were learning about the subject.
Reuven FlamerHOST
He says, there was a chassid walking through Bnei Brak, and he heard through the open windows of a Beis Medrash of Chabad them having a febrein and talking about or and maor and atzmus and ma'us, and the more they spoke about it, the more he was intrigued and he was enchanted, and he said, this is amazing stuff.
Reuven FlamerHOST
He'd never learned any of this stuff before.
Reuven FlamerHOST
This is amazing.
Shlomo KatzHOST
It'll come back to you.
speaker_6UNKNOWN
Maybe there's also an idea, what you said, like if there's so much Torah learning, why is Am Yisrael in such kind of a situation where it's like, oh, we're just still stuck in this situation? Maybe the Torah is in a simtah chashukah in Bnei Brak.
speaker_6UNKNOWN
Maybe that Torah that's being regurgitated again and again with no chidush, with no realization of where we're living in history, maybe that's why we should be crying over that Torah and reaching out to them also, bringing them a little bit closer to the Ge'ud.
Shlomo KatzHOST
And guess what? Guess who else needs to be reached out even closer? Us! Everyone's so big on outside.
Moshe ElefantHOST
One is double the size of the other one, is also considered a mum, but says the Gemara of Eloi, the Chacham did not agree that that would be considered a mum.
Moshe ElefantHOST
I saw that the Chazanish once meant Ramei Shalandao, the Rav of Bnei Barak, and he told him, Amish that tells us that if the two eyes are not the same, One is bigger and one is smaller.
Moshe ElefantHOST
It's a mum.
Moshe ElefantHOST
He says, what is the lesson of the Mishnah? The lesson of the Mishnah is that when we look at something, we have to look at it in a balanced fashion.
Yaakov WolbeHOST
If everyone was ethical, if everyone was righteous, if everyone was moral, if everyone had fear of heaven, well, then you don't need to have any government oversight because people are governing themselves.
Yaakov WolbeHOST
You know, the fifth largest city in Israel is Bnei Brak.
Yaakov WolbeHOST
And it's unique on two fronts.
Yaakov WolbeHOST
A, it's the most religious city.
Reuven BrandHOST
He had a brother who lived in Israel.
Reuven BrandHOST
And his brother lived in Bnei Brak.
Reuven BrandHOST
And he once went to visit his brother in Bnei Brak.
Reuven BrandHOST
And he went to meet the Chazon Ish.
Reuven BrandHOST
Chazon Ish was one of the greatest rabbis of the generation.
Reuven BrandHOST
He died in the 1950s.
Reuven BrandHOST
Chazon Ish shaped the whole Torah culture in Bnei Brak.
Reuven BrandHOST
And he asked the Chazon Ish...
Reuven BrandHOST
He had a brother who lived in Israel.
Reuven BrandHOST
And his brother lived in Bnei Brak.
Reuven BrandHOST
And he once went to visit his brother in Bnei Brak.
Reuven BrandHOST
And he went to meet Chazon Ish.
Reuven BrandHOST
Chazon Ish was one of the greatest rabbis of the generation.
Sariel MalitzkyHOST
It's a good debate.
Sariel MalitzkyHOST
I know this is a discussion in Bnei Brak or other places in Israel where it's very hot.
Sariel MalitzkyHOST
Wear a tie.
Sariel MalitzkyHOST
Just a couple of Shabbos to wear a tie.
PatriceNARRATOR
Zionist from the start.
PatriceNARRATOR
Mr. Rothman grew up in B'nai Brak, a hub of ultra-orthodox Judaism east of Tel Aviv.
PatriceNARRATOR
His father was a banker, his mother a university administrator.
PatriceNARRATOR
One of four children, he says, he followed the beliefs of an observant Jewish family to arrive at his current convictions, nothing more.
Sherry StewartNARRATOR
Zionist from the start.
Sherry StewartNARRATOR
Mr. Rothman grew up in B'nai Brak, a hub of ultra-Orthodox Judaism east of Tel Aviv.
Sherry StewartNARRATOR
His father was a banker, his mother a university administrator.
Sherry StewartNARRATOR
One of four children, he says he followed the beliefs of an observant Jewish family to arrive at his current convictions, nothing more.
PatriceNARRATOR
Zionist from the start.
PatriceNARRATOR
Mr. Rothman grew up in B'nai Brak, a hub of ultra-orthodox Judaism east of Tel Aviv.
PatriceNARRATOR
His father was a banker, his mother a university administrator.
PatriceNARRATOR
One of four children, he says, he followed the beliefs of an observant Jewish family to arrive at his current convictions, nothing more.
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