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The Torah and modern social science as well have identified three kinds of culture.

One is the victim culture. One is the honor culture and one is the dignity culture.

And the honor culture and the victim culture both say a very similar thing. They said if you get offended, it should be consequential. The only question is whether you fight, that's an honor culture or whether you complain, that's a victim culture. And the alternative, positive by the Bible, is the dignity culture, which says, don't worry if someone offends you, because if it doesn't affect your

mission or your purpose, you have to keep going until you achieve it.

It's 6 p.m. on Saturday, November 1st, here in New York City. It's 1 a.m. on Saturday, November 1st here in New York City. It's 1 a.m. on Sunday, November 2nd in Israel, where Israelis are beginning a new week.

In recent days, for those of you following intra-right politics here in the U.S., there have been some shocking statements on Israel on the American

Jewish community and the future of MAGA and the conservative movement. There's a lot to unpack here,

and it's something I have been understandably following closely, and it's something we'll be getting

into an upcoming episodes, including the episode we're dropping on Monday. So please look out for that.

Now on to today's news. On Thursday of last week, deceased hostages Amiram Cooper, founder of Kibbutz

near Oz, and Sacher Baruch, an engineering student, were returned to Israel by Hamas.

On Friday night, Hamas handed three caskets to the Red Cross that a claim

contained the remains of fallen hostages. However, Israeli officials concluded that the remains did not

belong to any hostages. A stunt that Hamas has pulled multiple times before. As of now, 11 deceased

hostages remain in Gaza. On Thursday, roughly 200,000 ultra-orthodox

Jewish men blocked the entrance to Jerusalem in protest against IDF conscription. Some disturbing

scenes came out of the protest with some protesters attacking journalists and clashing with police.

Earlier this week, the IDF launched a criminal investigation into the top IDF legal officer,

General Yifat Tomari Rusholmi, over the accusation that she had approved the leaking of

surveillance footage from the Steyetamon detention facility last year, which showed IDF soldiers

abusing a Palestinian detainee. On Friday morning, she admitted that she had, in fact, approved

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