Are the laws of the Old Testament still binding? Yes. Thus jesus is false, christianity is false

No, the laws of the Old Testament are not still binding. They are not binding forever, though yes, it may seem like it. The laws are not an everlasting covenant, the love for God/Yahweh/Allah is, and your submission to him is, but the laws themselves (with the exception of the Commandments) are not meant to be binding forever, the reason being that the laws given in the Old Testament were not necessarily the word of God/Yahweh/Allah, but instead the word of man. Notice that Malachi 4:4 says "Remember ye the law of Moses.", and the law of Moses was the series of Commandments given to Moses by God/Yahweh/Allah, not the rest of the laws written out in the Old Testament, and especially not the laws written in the chapter of Leviticus. The rules given in Leviticus, which is where the majority of the laws in the Old Testament minus the Commandments are, are rules that were designed to keep God/Yahweh/Allah's people alive. The things forbidden in the rules given are things that would have been relatively dangerous in that time period, such as pork. Furthermore, the law of the New Testament, which is also considered the word of God/Yahweh/Allah, says very specifically that God/Yahweh/Allah established a new covenant of faith and love with mankind, one that focused more on forgiveness than on punishment. In fact, Jesus himself affirmed and expanded upon those principles, saying that obedience must be from the heart (attitudes and intentions) rather than just technical observance of the letter of the law (Matthew 5:21-22, 27-28, 31-32, 33-34, 38-42, 43-44). Also, Jesus and His disciples did not observe the strict scribal rules against doing any work on the Sabbath (Matthew 12:1-14, Mark 2:23-28, 3:1-6, Luke 6:1-11, 13:10-17, 14:1-6, John 5:1-18). Nor did they perform the ritual hand washings before eating (Matthew 15:1-2). In contrast to the dietary rules of the Old Testament Law, Jesus said no food can defile a person; it is bad attitudes and actions that can make a person unholy (Matthew 15:1-20, Mark 7:1-23). Jesus frequently criticized the scribal laws (Matthew 23:23, Mark 7:11-13) and some aspects of the civil law (John 8:3-5, 10-11) given in previous scriptures, which provides a key to looking into the true will of God/Yahweh/Allah. While there are many Christians who would disagree and state that the Old Testament law is, without a doubt, to be followed to the letter, they are forgetting the main message of Jesus's coming: to love one another, to respect one another, and that it is not your place to judge those, only God/Yahweh/Allah is able to judge people. It is implied in several scriptures, but in the New Testament of the Bible specifically, Jesus expressly says "Judge not, and you will not be judged." (Luke 6:37), which should be considered proof enough for anyone who believes that all of the Old Testament rules are binding for eternity, since so many of them revolve around judging others. That being said, it is critical to understand that anyone is allowed to follow whichever laws of the Bible, Old or New Testament, so long as their intentions are pure and they are not judging others, in accordance to Matthew 5: 21-22, 27-28, 31-32, 33-34, 38-42, 43-44 and Luke 6:37. Whatever makes one feel closest to God/Yahweh/Allah should be followed so long as it is not harming others (Whoever kills a person [unjustly]"it is as though he has killed all mankind. Quran 5:32) without warrant, and the warrant cannot be judgment because the person is considered an "infidel" or "non-believer" or anything of that sort.