Daily Chafetz Chaim – Day 256
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Daily Chafetz Chaim – Day 256
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Your car is parked right behind the one that was scraped — and the owner turns and asks you who did it. What now?
Rabbi Klapper presents a fresh case: you saw who scraped a man's car, and your own car sits right behind his, making you a suspect. When he demands to know who caused the damage, may you name the culprit? Unless the halacha and all the rules of to'eles tell you it's the right thing to do, simply clearing your own name is not reason enough to reveal the guilty party. What you may do, says the Chofetz Chaim, is say I didn't do it — a person is allowed to exonerate himself without naming the one who's actually to blame.
There's an exception to this rule coming — hear it next time.
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