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ROB,
please explain the front page article on arutz sheva if it is so good for the chareidim?
from what i read (the first part) learning torah is a service to the state of israel
the part for daati/chareidim is confusing bc what does this entail if learning is service
can you provide the text or a link for the text (I can’t find it anywhere)
sorry to go off topic here, but this is a good thread for a very relevant question
If Eretz Yisrael has a universal healthcare program then why aren’t people covered for any reason they have to go to the hospital, yet mesulachim come to my neighborhood with flyers that “medical expenses total ….”?
just popping in to give my 2 cents
i dont know about you sidi, but i think ad dlo yada is during the seudah specifically, which happens after shachris and mincha, therefore you have all three tefillos before you get drunk. additionally to address oomis (and you along too sidi) matanos l’evyonim is where we learn kol haposhet yad nosnin lo, therefore if it doesnt apply in adar rishon it doesnt apply for our tefillos too
sorry for being a wet blanket
a wiki page about total says total corn flakes was discontinued
I don’t understand your question, Amazon sells any book as long as its a book, like “Mein Kampf”, you name it they got it.
oomis, hadliku means they lit from it they used the whole thing on the first day but only 1/8 was consumed, they extinguished it the next day then relit it again because it was a new day so need a new lighting and this kept on repeating itself for 8 days
nope, I meant 9
1 day for the war, the 25th plus 8 days of light (lit on 26th so the eight days of lights goes until the third)
sorry I can’t remember the source
Makes sense
it had enough oil to burn for 1 day however each day only 1/8 of the oil got used up
I thought you were bringing up a point that the first day was because of the milchama and they didn’t light on the 25th rather on the 26 so really there should be 9 days.
Sam2
I’m not paskening any shailos, I try not to.
anyway, your point is
But even if you hold that Meisi Akum aren’t M’tamei B’ohel (P’shat in the Mechaber seems to be that we are Machmir L’chatchilah but it’s just a Chumra), everyone agrees that Min HaTorah they are still M’tamei B’maga Uv’masa.
who said these “tools” are mitamei, since they might not be touched by the meis, and additionally we have a safeik if they’re from a meis to begin with
we have a sfeik sfeika in metzius here, a safeik if it’s from a meis’s kever and if it is who said it touched the meis (according to the svara that not mitamei B’ohel
mho is that theyre not forbidden bc theyre tools (not necessarily for AZ) and theyre not tamei bc tumah doesnt apply to goyim (tumah is the absence of kedusha, something which goyim dont have)
don’t worry, I only resurfaced for my post when it dies I plan on leaving (lurking)
I love these (Torah) questions (hence I’m coming out of hiding for this one)
Moshe took Micha out either right at yetzias mitzrayim (up to a year before) or before he went to midyan (he was in midyan for 40 years I think, not withstanding the midrash) so either he was 40 or 1 by parshas shlach (it makes more sense after he came back because that was when the babies were stuffed in the wall) so micha was 1 when they left mitzrayim and not between 20 and 60, those that would die in the midbar
They can’t keep a guf nakee.
They were able to
b/c they don’t have mixed seating in the kosel
Chareidim are fine with people doing whatever they want, just don’t stick it in our faces
Mazal Tov MP, wow so many engagements this past week!
like attracts like
its a fee for living here (foodstamps, medicaid, etc. make up for it)
really gives you an idea of a Ben Sorer U’moreh
It is in their blood
Yishmael shot arrows
whats the nationality of someone born before 1967 in the west bank?
Jordanian
TROLL
What about B&H you could even try to make a radio commercial to be put on 1010 wins
Haleivi,
I think Syag was right
I WAS JOKING!!!
A teacher works within the framework of a Beis Din and anything a Beis Din makes owner-less becomes that (Otherwise called hefker Beis Din hefker)
A Byrd in the hand Is worth $10,000