Rabbi Dovid Bashevkin

Rabbi Dovid Bashevkin, an expert in Jewish law and ethics, dives into the essential duty of advocating for the vulnerable in our communities. He sheds light on the Talmudic laws regarding orphans and debts, stressing the moral obligations that overshadow legal rights. The discussion emphasizes the idea that true leadership lies in protecting those who can't defend themselves, particularly the disadvantaged. Discover why the rabbis mandated a special oath for dealings involving orphans and the broader implications of these teachings in today's society.

Rabbi Dovid Bashevkin discusses the Talmudic concept of presumed kosher witnesses in Bava Batra 31 and 32. They explore the credibility of false witnesses and the importance of positive assumptions in relationships.

Rabbi Dovid Bashevkin discusses Talmudic pages 44 and 45, exploring the ritual of elders washing hands and declaring innocence when encountering a dead body. The conversation delves into societal responsibility towards both victims and perpetrators, fostering a compassionate community.