Race-mixing for thee but not for me. Rabbis answer why Jews must not marry non-Jews.

January 7, 2016: Rabbi Chaim Mintz of Staten Island, founder of the Oorah Jewish organization, answers why Jews must not marry non-Jews. He answers that Jews are too special, proud and holy for their bloodline to not remain pure. He says non-Jews should be grateful for not being burdened with the responsibility of being chosen by God. The second clip is another rabbi (name unknown) lecturing a Jewish audience on what appears to be an expedition (date and location unknown). He tells them "the most important thing in whole world" is to not marry a non-Jew. He says Judaism is an ethnicity, not a religion.