INTERNATIONAL DESK (Nazrana Times): A video of Israeli-American rabbi Yossi Mizrachi making derogatory remarks about Hindu reverence for cows and Indian doctors is circulating on social media.

According to the supplied account, the clip comes from a sermon streamed on his YouTube channel around October 28, 2026. The original video link was not provided, so its date, authenticity and full context have not been independently verified.

Remarks Based on an Alleged Personal Anecdote

In the account of the clip, Mizrachi describes an Indian man who allegedly worked on his Facebook page and expressed an interest in converting to Judaism. He claims that the man’s father and brother bowed before a cow and brought the animal into their living room.

He then makes claims about the consumption of cow urine, presenting the alleged behaviour as representative of Hindus and Indians more broadly. No supporting evidence for those generalisations was included in the supplied material.

Unsubstantiated Claims About Indian Doctors

Mizrachi extends his remarks to medical professionals, claiming that some doctors follow such practices. He describes a hypothetical encounter with a doctor at a New Delhi hospital and mocks the possibility that the doctor had consumed cow urine the previous night.

He also claims that Indians purchase cow urine from pharmacies when it is otherwise unavailable. These are Mizrachi’s assertions and should not be treated as established facts about Indian doctors or the wider Hindu community.

Hypothetical Story About a Cow Blocking Traffic

The supplied account also describes Mizrachi joking about a cow named “Suzy” sitting in the middle of a New Delhi road and obstructing traffic. He claims that religious beliefs would prevent people from moving it.

He reportedly concludes with a disparaging comparison between his audience and Indians, invoking gratitude to God for the distinction.

No clarification from Mizrachi or response from relevant organisations was included in the material provided.