Rabbi Ethan Witkovsky: Do Not Wrong One Another (May 21, 2022)
Shabbat
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12m
What can the Torah teach us about facing the horrors and hatred we see in Buffalo and the world around us? Rabbi Witkovsky explores the injunction in Leviticus, “Do not wrong one another,” and implores us to stand up against hate wherever it is found.
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