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Hello everyone, and where is our guest today? He is responsible for teaching in several synagogues and schools. He has been teaching Torah for over 20 years, giving courses worldwide, specializing in the Bates Way and psychology. He is also a city councilor in Ashdod with the Shas party. Today, he will answer several rather complex questions from Torah Boxing members on the topic of baldness. First question to Shalom Johanna from Île-de-France, 28 years old: I have had a bald head and I can't and I can't understand why I'm not allowed to kiss my 95-year-old great-uncle. I'm not talking about my cousins, whom I consider my brothers and who consider me their sister. We've been practically inseparable since we were little; there's no ambiguity. You know what I'm talking about. It seems completely ridiculous to me, and above all, I come across as a real extremist to my family. I feel like I'm shocking them and pushing them further from the region than bringing them closer. What to do in such a situation that is ruining my life? There's another question from last year, so it's practically the same, in the so it's practically the same, in the same style of question. During my son's wedding, my mother wanted to get up, which she did with difficulty because of the sick people, to kiss my son-in-law, who is Orthodox Christian, but he pushed her away. My whole family, as well as myself, took it very badly. Couldn't he have, out of respect for an elderly, sick woman, accepted a small kiss? Where is the human and respectful side? He maintains that it's forbidden, and that's all. Religion must separate us to this extent. It's obvious that my daughter and son-in-law have the right to choose their lives, but cutting themselves off from

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1. 0:04Hello everyone, and where is our guest today? He is responsible for teaching in several synagogues…
2. 2:08she is in need, not even a little kiss, that's the end of it. He has…
3. 4:09tell him, sir, there isn't, we ca n't answer, go stop if it was so urgent,…
4. 6:16such an act reveals a mark of respect and consideration, a summer moment rather than one…
5. 8:21the sides of the embankments? And you have bands making noise. It's in Romont-sur-Seine. What are…
6. 10:26no, you must not sell anymore, if you must not be in a separate room, her…
7. 12:28answer? Nara, her barges... First, you do it, then you understand. From the moment we were…
8. 14:31too many restrictions on myself. I 'm all alone, no family, I have no one left.…
9. 16:33her cousin why the places, to explain to her cousin, that she has become what we…
10. 18:33the outback, you need Attention must be respected by having problems, and when it's us, it…

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