Rabbi Daniel Rowe is the Educational Visionary and Senior Lecturer of Aish. He hosts Rabbi Rowe Reacts, Aish Studios' podcasts in which he breaks down viral clips, trending debates, and major news stories through the lens of Jewish philosophy, history, and Torah wisdom. Drawing on his deep knowledge of Judaism, science, and philosophy, he is widely regarded as one of the most dynamic Jewish educators of his generation, captivating audiences across the globe both online and in person.
Rabbi Rowe holds a BA in Philosophy from University College London (UCL) and an MPhil in Philosophy from Birkbeck College, and studied for nearly a decade in Israel at various Talmudic institutes. He is a noted expert on Jewish and Muslim history, having given numerous talks on the Judeo-Muslim dynamic, and brings a historian's depth to his analysis of antisemitism, Israel, and Jewish identity in the modern world.
Rabbi Rowe spent over a decade building Aish's educational footprint in the UK, serving first as Educational Director and later, from 2016, as Executive Director of Aish UK, where he developed initiatives including the Forum for Jewish Leadership, the Aleinu Conference, and the Genesis Programme, and coordinated the Chief Rabbi's Shabbat UK, which saw over 120,000 participants nationwide. He now lives in Jerusalem, where he continues to teach, write, and shape Aish's global educational vision.
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Very simple really people are always looking for Jesus Christians are looking for Jesus everywhere trying to stick him in no matter where or what whether he belongs or not. In the Jewish religion there is no talk of Jesus so so they try to insert him where they can even though there's no acknowledgement of Jesus anywhere.
Wow! Amazing 🙂 Thank you for sharing this really enlightening video! So good to hear truth amidst confusion.
There are several writings in the Talmud that does talk about Jesus, the intellects of the Talmud know it and the Christians know it. How do I know this with so much zealos? Lets go back to the invention of the printing press.. When the Persian Jews wanted to print the Talmud . . . The Church ruled State would not print the entire Talmud because the writings pointed to Jesus. Remember the Church has been around since the 4th Century and it was the 18th Century, not many generations of the Vatican has passed. And as we know, the Vatican is holding Jewish artifacts of the passed. They also have intellects who know the truth and they don't want all truths written down
The Catholic Church has a well-documented history of antisemitism, so saying that they decided the Talmud talks about Jesus is hardly any indication of solid evidence. If anything, they and others have used that accusation as a bludgeon and an excuse for persecution and demonization of Jews to this day.
Since no one today sits around believing anything the Talmud allegedly says about Jesus, perhaps making judgments based on what you think the Catholic Church believed centuries ago isn't a great idea.
Thank you Rabbi! I do not know why but my heart rejoiced as you set the record straight.
Is the citation to Sanhedrin 43A correct? I do not see the quoted text on page 43A of the Schottenstein Edition of Sanhedrin.
Yesh koah, Rabbi Rowe!
To rectify the phonetic problems and for additional information, I think the following may be helpful:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yeshu
I have a stupid question. I am hard of hearing and have to use captions to help with watching videos. And I keep seeing the word "Nazi" which I'm sure is not what he's saying, but what is he actually saying? One example is near the end he says "they wouldn't have invented a story about Yeshua the Nazi", in the captions. It is at about 12:33 in the video.
Replying to nile, the word that Rabbi Rowe is saying is נצרי (pronounced notzri) which means Nazarene. It’s unfortunate, but many times the CC (closed captioning) in online videos is unreliable. And, btw, it is not a stupid question.
Thank you for clarifying, I've experienced that kind of thing with captions before but this one was a head scratcher.
Thank for this.
Just for the record, it's ימחק שמו with a ח
ימח
you forgot the ש in ישמח