- How does Jewish law differ from modern legal systems in judging intent and action?
- Who bears greater responsibility — the person who pulls the trigger, or the one who gives the order?
- Can someone else be culpable for your wrongdoings?
 Watch Rabbi Belinsky's<a href="https://www.youtube.com/@rabbiv.belinsky40"> Video Blog on Youtube</a>

- How does Jewish law differ from modern legal systems in judging intent and action? - Who bears greater responsibility — the person who pulls the trigger, or the one who gives the order? - Can someone else be culpable for your wrongdoings? Watch Rabbi Belinsky's Video Blog on Youtube

- How does Jewish law differ from modern legal systems in judging intent and action?
- Who bears greater responsibility — the person who pulls the trigger, or the one who gives the order?
- Can someone else be culpable for your wrongdoings?
 Watch Rabbi Belinsky's<a href="https://www.youtube.com/@rabbiv.belinsky40" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Video Blog on Youtube</a>

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