May 19, 2026 · 46 min · 9 segments
In this wide-ranging and deeply thought-provoking conversation, Rabbi Daniel Feldman joins Rabbi Yitzchok Adlerstein and Rabbi Simi Lerner to explore hypocrisy, virtue signaling, moral outrage…
Daniel FeldmanGuest
Yitzchok AdlersteinHostSimi LernerHostI hadn't come across you before, but when I came across you when, uh, Rav Adlerstein sent me your article.
I tell anybody, if anybody wants to see a, a vision of how things have not changed, and someone who's able to talk about the news in a relevant way, and you want something to say on Shabbos that will really wow people, there is very few people who do quite a job as Rav Lam.
When a person talks about hypocrisy, they generally speaking don't mean the struggle to virtue.
When we say hypocrisy, we mean you acting in a way, you're gaining a certain social or moral clout that you didn't pay for.
One of the biggest dangers of these type of discussions that we hear ourselves bouncing off each other and...
But for example, when Iran murdered 40,000 of their own civilians, you had the pro-Israel people all over the place condemning it.
Why is no one talking about this? And they were called out on their hypocrisy by the other side.
I'm sorry, when all the Gazans were dying, you were giving excuses, you were questioning numbers, and now suddenly you're strutting around caring about human life.
I hadn't come across you before, but when I came across you when, uh, Rav Adlerstein sent me your article.
I tell anybody, if anybody wants to see a, a vision of how things have not changed, and someone who's able to talk about the news in a relevant way, and you want something to say on Shabbos that will really wow people, there is very few people who do quite a job as Rav Lam.
When a person talks about hypocrisy, they generally speaking don't mean the struggle to virtue.
When we say hypocrisy, we mean you acting in a way, you're gaining a certain social or moral clout that you didn't pay for.
One of the biggest dangers of these type of discussions that we hear ourselves bouncing off each other and...
But for example, when Iran murdered 40,000 of their own civilians, you had the pro-Israel people all over the place condemning it.
Why is no one talking about this? And they were called out on their hypocrisy by the other side.
I'm sorry, when all the Gazans were dying, you were giving excuses, you were questioning numbers, and now suddenly you're strutting around caring about human life.
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