Life and Death Are in the Tongue: The Hidden Damage of Lashon Hara
Rabbi Menachem Salasnik
Rabbi Menachem Salasnik
Why are we commanded to remember Miriam’s punishment? Five classic Torah commentators reveal the deeper lessons behind this verse in Parashat Ki Tetzei.
Yonatan HaLevi
16.08.26 | 12:11
Orchot Tzaddikim teaches that the faults we notice and criticize in others may reveal what lies within our own hearts, offering a powerful lesson in guarding our speech, seeing the good in others, and working on ourselves
Hidabroot
13.08.26 | 11:31
Rabbi David Yosef
Rabbi Yaniv Meirov
Rabbi Shlomo Horwitz
An Israeli author’s disappointing hotel stay became an unexpected lesson in truth, restraint, and revenge
Maayan David
02.08.26 | 07:16
Discover how choosing kindness over criticism, gossip, and negativity can strengthen relationships, transform lives, and help rebuild our world one word at a time
Shira Priant
22.07.26 | 12:48
Rabbi Daniel Rowe
Discover a wonderful story from Parshat Matot-Masei that teaches kids about lashon hara and the importance of choosing kind, thoughtful words.
Malchus Weksberger
05.07.26 | 11:29
Rabbi Eliyahu Maksumov
How guarding our words can transform education, strengthen relationships, and build a healthier, more respectful society for the next generation
Rabbi Yisrael Azulai
19.04.26 | 13:56
Explore the remarkable role of the tongue in speech and taste, and discover why harmful speech is called lashon hara
Debbie Reichman
14.04.26 | 21:35
Rabbi Benzion Klatzko
How honesty, empathy, and calm guidance can help children overcome lying, with practical lessons
Rabbi Yochai Danchi
30.03.26 | 10:56
How language shapes behavior, relationships, and character — and what parents and educators can do to build a culture of respect
Rabbi Yisrael Azulai
26.03.26 | 14:30
Rabbi Zamir Cohen
A jealous whisper nearly destroyed a young couple’s future until Rav Shach took extraordinary steps to restore the truth.
Naama Green
09.03.26 | 22:24
The Torah portions of Tazria and Metzora reveal how hardship can awaken reflection, inspire repentance, and teach the importance of kindness and respect
Rabbi David Shalom Naki
04.03.26 | 22:38