Daily Dvar with Ari Goldwag

One should make sure that his children develop good habits in the way they speak.

We continue with the laws of Avak Lashon Hara - the 'dust' of negative speech.

We finish the discussion of listening to negative speech, and begin the laws of Avak Lashon Hara - the 'dust' of negative speech.

We discuss the depth of the sin of speaking of a Jew to a non-Jew.

There are conditions where one may or may not speak negatively of someone to one's own relatives or the relatives of the person being spoken of.

When one has fulfilled certain conditions, it is permitted to speak negatively about antagonists in an argument in order to quell the argument.

Speaking about heretics is permitted as it is constructive when done in order to discourage people from pursuing heresy.

We discuss about whom one may not speak Lashon Hara.

One needs to be wary even if there is convincing circumstantial evidence.

We address the issue of believing Lashon Hara spoken by the way.