Collective Punishment Vs Collective Reward

10 Shevat 5775 – January 29, 2015

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Collective punishment, on the other hand, rarely is successful, and even if it does succeed, is not the preferred way to discipline children.

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Rabbi Mordechai Weiss

Rabbi Mordechai Weiss lives in Efrat, Israel, and previously served as an elementary and high school principal in New Jersey and Connecticut. He was also the founder and rav of Young Israel of Margate, N.J. His email is [email protected].