Question

Is there anything in Yaron Yadan’s claims that’s worth addressing? Are you familiar with his claims in broad terms? Have you ever looked at what he writes?
I just saw a short video of his that popped up for me online, so I did a bit of digging. And I saw that people wrote a 300-page document against him explaining in detail all his mistakes. I read the beginning and saw that, broadly speaking, the claims are based on distortions, misunderstandings, and so on.
 
Obviously, claims about the Sages are unnecessary, because nobody thinks they’re immune to mistakes, so his questions about them don’t even get off the ground.
 
What he claims about the Torah is more threatening at the level of the attack itself (regardless of the content of the questions). Do you think there is anything there that is unequivocal enough to justify some conclusion about the source of the Torah?
 
I’m deliberately asking you, Rabbi, because I’ve gotten the impression that you are very, very critical and loyal to the truth, and willing to accept even not especially popular views as long as you think they are true—which is not something one finds much of around here.