Lashon Hara For Non-Jews & Lying | Rabbi Yaron Reuven

A lecture by Rabbi Yaron Reuven telling us whether it is forbidden for Non-Jews to say lashon hara or not, and when a person is allowed to lie.
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Tehillim 150:6 Let every soul praise G-D.HALLELUJAH!
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"He whom watches their mouth and their tongue protects himself from troubles of the soul" mishlei (proverbs) 21 verse 23.

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According to torah/jewish law, one is only allowed to twist the truth in 3 instances, a) to save a life, b) for matters of peace between husband and wife, c) for modesty about one's torah knowledge (for example, if one asks "did you finish all of the talmud?", even if one did, one is permitted to say "i wish" or "yeah right" to twist the truth out of modesty.