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Huh, why?
Sam: Please name any or all rabbis on the record as opposing the asifa or permitting unfiltered internet. I believe you will find NONE on the record as such.
Rav Shmuel and the Satmar Rebbe in KY both supported the asifa, despite not being there. And Yankie Mandelbaum is not a “Rav”.
The Ashkenazi pronunciation is more correct. Ben Yehuda simply hated anything to do with Torah Judaism.
Sam, what eilu v’eilu? Please specify any rov on the record who supports unfiltered internet. I’ve heard of none.
Thank you, ICOT. I ordered this product yesterday. I see that today the price went up to $400.
Out of curiosity, how did you find this metzia?
APY: Google Translate translated “Hello” as “Shalom Aleichem”, “Aunt” as “Tante” and “cousin” as “shvester kind”.
All correctly.
I wonder if the naysayers of this kedushadik event are frum or, more likely, the spiritual heirs of the eruv rav and those who were happy to swim in the 49th sharei tumah and didn’t want to leave Mitzrayim.
Nechamah: From 1492 until approximately 1900 it was illegal for any Jew to live in Spain.
Apparently the threat from the internet is comparable to the threat from the six-day war. Perhaps it is even a greater threat, as this is a spiritual threat while ’67 was a physical threat.
I said in recent memory. It is an extremely extremely rare occasion. That says something about the Kinus/Asifa on the internet.
How do you milk a schechted cow?
Dear Abby,
Should I delay marriage while I pursue a higher education?
The Roshei Yeshivos shlit”a’s, who are great gedolim, took the extremely rare occasion to empty their yeshivos (including the largest Yeshiva of the all – Lakewood) for the Kinus Klal Yisroel Asifa. They never in recent memory have done so (not for rallies, not for tehilim asifas, etc.), let alone the vast majority of Yeshivas in the metro area. So, surely, this issue is a mitzvah rabba and a worthwhile one.
There is a Worms Machzor published in 1272, that still exists, that is in Yiddish. So the language is older than that.
Nechomah: What Sefardim have come from Spain in the last 500 years?
Torah is in Loshon Kodesh, which is a different language than Ivrit.
Dear Popa,
Should I eat Cheerios or Corn Flakes for breakfast?
Perhaps it’ll use the same way Noach’s teiva got light. A bright stone.