Story time: This Mizrachi character is an Israeli rabbi who has decided that in order to make people religious, you scare them into observance by saying things that aren't really true. His target audience is primarily Israelis, who he can speak to in Hebrew, and because of he's a rabbi, they believe him. read more
Rabbi Yosef Mizrachi has none of that sensitivity stuff. He says it like a guy at the bar. Nobody would be talking about him if not for his in-your-face speaking style, especially when it comes to issues of women and modesty. read more
Rabbi Yosef Mizrachi was born in 1968. He was raised in Israel and in 1986 at the age of 18, he was drafted into the Israeli Military (IDF) where he served in the Israeli Air Force. After his release from the military, he left for New York City where he was involved in the Financial banking District. read more
In a recent class, “Rabbi” Yosef Mizrachi illustrates the Gemara’s principle with an example that brings him great joy. He describes how Slifkin was the first to defend (Rabbi Joseph) Dweck (the London scholar who was embroiled in a controversy over some of his teachings). read more
A meeting with Dr. Katz and Rabbi Mizrachi concluded the controversy about the holocaust, when Rabbi Mizrachi met with the holocaust survivor. Rav Mizrachi publicly apologized to Dr. Katz, the other Jewish Nation survivors, and victims of the holocaust. read more