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Sinas Chinam - The Real Story

3.2K views · Jul 14, 2026

Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

Rabbi Glatstein discusses the concept of sinas chinam and its historical context.

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for tonight's Russia. Good evening everyone. Thank you for joining. It's a great covet to be here again at Urgent Shira. Thank you for the warm introduction. We're going to speak about a topic tonight. one of the most well-known and spoken about topics that's relevant to tishabala. I've always resisted speaking about it because it's so overspoken about. It's so overabused almost and everyone's always talking about it and there isn't so much to add. But I would like to talk about this topic from a new angle and as a sashm I would like to put the entire subject in a new perspective and really revolutionize our entire approach to this very important and basic topic. We're going to go to one of the most well-known gumaras in chass. One of the most well-known gumaras about mikdash. The garman tells us that the first base of mikdash was destroyed because of the three cardinal sins. Miktoim the three cardinal sins. Everybody knows that. So the asks The second they learned, they did. They engage in acts of kindness. Empty, baseless hatred. Everybody knows this kamar. It's the most commonly perhaps hackneed overused statement of kazal. It's coming out of our ears. Says is really bad. It's like the three cardinal sense. So a few questions are at hand. really sin is like one of the three cardinal sins for any of the three cardinal sins. There's of there's what's the punishment of somebody who harbors hatred against another Jew of

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  1. 0:51for tonight's Russia. Good evening everyone. Thank you for joining. It's a great covet to be…
  2. 6:05a desiled there's another garra that talks about a different aa that there's a second a…
  3. 11:29five. Ask the why did lament with the word is gatri of 36 that they violated…
  4. 16:37the reun's in the shul? Oh likes this sh what he likes. What are we at?…
  5. 22:25There's an amazing medish. The medish tells us that why did Hashem ask us to build…
  6. 27:42he's elsewhere. He's not in the mikdash. He can't have a mikdash. It's no longer a…
  7. 32:58of he was a contemporary of the says the word doesn't mean listen it means gather…
  8. 38:14So I want to uh share with you opportunities, daily opportunities to be in the mitzvah…
  9. 43:30sometimes people who are yeshiva educated they think most Jews know how to learn tyus all…
  10. 48:40into the you leave your phone out and you have the mitzvah. You're not scared to…

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