Yechezkel Moskowitz's guest appearances

Yechezkel Moskowitz

Motivation Plus Marketing Podcast

Orthodox Conundrum

Conservative Business Journal Podcast by John Di Lemme

The Waxcast Podcast

Agudath Israel

Seth Farber

Christian Zionism

Yossi Klein Halevi

Rabbi Yosef Mizrachi

Joshua Berman

Michael Oren

Shira Lankin Sheps

Fred Rogers

Marc Shapiro

Nathan Lopes Cardozo

Joseph Dweck

Hannah Lebovits

Daniel Goldman

Chilul Hashem

OwlTail

Rabbi Yechezkel Moskowitz

“President Trump is the most benevolent leader the Jewish people have ever known in their 2,000 years in their Diaspora, believe me.” So said Rabbi Yechezkel Moskowitz, chairman of the recent National Council of Young Israel dinner. Should an Orthodox synagogue organization so openly genuflect before President Trump? Does this express proper gratitude for what the president has done for Israel, or does it celebrate a person whose character represents the antithesis of Torah values? Should the Young Israel involve itself in controversial political decisions in Israel, which it did when it supported Netanyahu's brokering of a merger of the Bayit Yehudi and Otzmah Yehudit parties, the latter of which is run by supporters of Meir Kahane? And why did Rabbi Moskowitz claim that an anti-Trump Facebook group bears some responsibility for the Pittsburgh shooting last October? Join Scott Kahn for a contentious yet respectful discussion with Rabbi Moskowitz about these and other serious issues regarding Orthodoxy, Trump, Israel, and the American Jewish community. Please subscribe, rate, and review on iTunes - just go to itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ortho…rum/id1289716034, click on "View in iTunes," and you're ready to go. Music: Happy Rock by bensound.com

“President Trump is the most benevolent leader the Jewish people have ever known in their 2,000 years in their Diaspora, believe me.” So said Rabbi Yechezkel Moskowitz, chairman of the recent National Council of Young Israel dinner. Should an Orthodox synagogue organization so openly genuflect before President Trump? Does this express proper gratitude for what the president has done for Israel, or does it celebrate a person whose character represents the antithesis of Torah values? Should the Young Israel involve itself in controversial political decisions in Israel, which it did when it supported Netanyahu's brokering of a merger of the Bayit Yehudi and Otzmah Yehudit parties, the latter of which is run by supporters of Meir Kahane? And why did Rabbi Moskowitz claim that an anti-Trump Facebook group bears some responsibility for the Pittsburgh shooting last October? Join Scott Kahn for a contentious yet respectful discussion with Rabbi Moskowitz about these and other serious issues regarding Orthodoxy, Trump, Israel, and the American Jewish community. Please subscribe, rate, and review on iTunes - just go to <a href="http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ortho…rum/id1289716034" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ortho…rum/id1289716034</a>, click on "View in iTunes," and you're ready to go. Music: Happy Rock by <a href="http://bensound.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bensound.com</a>

Trump, Otzmah, and Young Israel: A Conversation with Rabbi Yechezkel Moskowitz (24)