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Chofetz Chaim Yomi Hilchos Rechilus 7:3-4 Saying Rechilus to a Gentile {Day 103}

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Okay, good morning everyone. We're continuing in we're learning. You should know further. There is no difference in the isu whether you said to himself what said about him or if you tell Ruvane's wife what ply said about him or you tell Ply's relatives meaning there's no difference if you tell Ply what somebody said about him or you tell Ply's relatives what they said what somebody said about him it will certainly be bad in their eyes. And they will bear a grudge on Ply because of this. Even if you warn Ply's son or Ply's wife or Ply's father, don't tell Ply what somebody said about them. Meaning let's say there's no difference if you tell Py there's no difference if you tell Ruvane what somebody said about him or you tell Ruvane's wife what somebody said about her husband or you tell Ruvane's father what somebody said about their son. Either way, it's There's no difference if you tattle on a Jew before another Jew or you tattle on a Jew. If you look carefully, you will find that telling a gentile what a Jew did to them is worse than regular. Because by telling them what did to them or said about them could definitely cause damage and distress and also other reasons like I spoke about at length earlier. There are some people that have stumbled in this very much that they disparage before the merchandise that a Jew sold to them or the work that somebody did to him or any the like. This could cause damage and distress and many times of it could actually cause him to lose his livelihood. By the way, comes and says this to disparage a Jew to go or a Jewish person's merchandise to go. That's only if it's false or a pretext. Look in the footnote. only if it's false as an accusation. If in fact a Jew is cheating a guy, you're allowed to tell the guy like it says in this week's para and the holy Jewish people are obligated to be careful in this. Okay, we're going to do one more day. We're going to do Sunday now. >> Recording stopped.