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Children at Risk Is There Ever a Time Not to Have Children 11 23 2025

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Rabbi Yoel Plutchok

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Okay. So, so I guess like to serve as a as a um disclaimer or introduction to the to the share that we're about to discuss. I just wanted to share a story that I heard from Ra Shaw um about Raisel Taur. Rael Taber was a Yidami. I think he's not alive anymore. Um he was born in Budapest like in the 1940s uh right in the leadup to to the you know liquidation of all the Jews in Hungary. Um he said that his mother at the time of the when the Nazis uh invaded and and you know all the Jews were carded off his mother was pregnant and he said it actually was the reason that saved her life because um because she was pregnant they took her to study you know to conduct medical studies and etc on her and ultimately that's what saved her life although that pregnancy of course didn't survive. Now he says that after the war when he survived and his mother survived he asked her he said you know I don't understand how during those dark days in in you know Hungary in Budapest in the 1940s how did you why were you having children how did you how were you able to and why were you you know having children at the time and he said she told her something that was like a profound message that really stuck with him and that was as follows she said every child that I that I am able to bring into this world is nitis it doesn't matter the condition of the child. It doesn't matter what happens with the child. Doesn't matter if the child is abled or disabled. Doesn't matter how they end up. Every child that I bring into this world is and what happens with them afterwards is already

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  1. 0:00Okay. So, so I guess like to serve as a as a um disclaimer or introduction
  2. 2:40anything else to discuss maybe maybe some limitations Okay. So I think one of the main
  3. 5:16Rashi says Rashi tells what was happening when she would pass by they would start jump
  4. 7:50children don't make don't start figuring out where they're going to end up. He's supposed to
  5. 10:34directly your concern to to incorporate into the sh so now I want to share a
  6. 13:37when he heard say this that every Ben who's born should go in the river we're
  7. 16:19seem to be some sort of for the story. Now there's a second gum that's that's
  8. 18:59don't eat bread because that's the okay fine they so they they didn't argue they said
  9. 21:43and it's saying once the Romans really you know and they're really in our business and
  10. 24:25as follows if he had children when he's young she have more children when he's old

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