One of the most sensitive elemnents issues within Charedi society is the matter of self-criticism, to the degree that those who engage in public reflective and critical thought sometimes pay a high social cost. Is it right to refrain from public self-criticism, even when justified, or is sunlight is the best disinfectant even for Haredi society? Can the self-criticism the Torah presents be copy-pasted to our times? And how can we ensure that our children grow with a sense of gratitude and appreciation even as we develop their critical faculties? Join Rabbis Pfeffer and Adlerstein for another fascinating conversation.

Moderated by Rabbis Pfeffer and Adlerstein: two Rabbis, three opinions (at least).

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A candid and fascinating interview with Eli Paley, owner of Mishpacha Media Group and chairman of the Haredi Institute for Public Affairs. What is the mission of Mishpacha magazine and what the boundaries of its purview? Is there low culture as well as high culture in Charedi society? To what degree do we need to engage in self-criticism, and what does the future hold in terms of tensions between Charedim and the rest? A short and revealing conversation

Moderated by Rabbis Pfeffer and Adlerstein: two Rabbis, three opinions (at least).

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The recent war with Gaza brought to light a huge disparity of approach between Jews in Israel and those in the diaspora, raising questions over the connection between Jewish identity, support for Israel, religious observance, and an objective morality worth standing up for. An appropriate time to revisit old questions. Moderated by Rabbis Pfeffer and Adlerstein: two Rabbis, three opinions (at least).

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This first episode of the new Tzarich Iyun podcast delineates what lies ahead: A discussion that will engage in animated discussion and reflective thought of Anglo-Charedi life in all its richness, its beauty, and its challenges. The first encounter of many between Rabbis Pfeffer and Adlerstein: two Rabbis, three opinions (at least).

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