
Guarding the Tongue: The Severity of Lashon Hara Before Non-Jews
This lesson by Rabbi Dov Bigon, presented by Arutz Meir, discusses the ethical laws of speech according to the Chofetz Chaim. It highlights the specific prohibition and increased severity of speaking negatively about a fellow Jew in the presence of non-Jews. The content emphasizes the importance of 'Shmirat HaLashon' (guarding one's tongue) as a fundamental aspect of Jewish conduct. It serves as an educational resource for those seeking to understand these religious principles.



