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Americans who are Chareidi are like others.
Are clothing stores non-profits, with their clients the primary intended beneficiaries of their company?
Clothing stores are not non-profits, with their clients the primary intended beneficiaries of the income.
Are payments to Areivim being made to goyim?
Are life insurance companies non-profits, with their clients the primary intended beneficiaries of their company?
Yes to both.
To DY’s comment right above mine. Your comment in-between was a “Reply” to his, so it is indented. But mine was posted as a primary comment, not using the “Reply” feature, so it is on the same level as DY’s, one below.
Also notice the timestamp of your “Reply” comment between his and mine. Your comment was made after mine, so mine couldn’t have been a reply to yours.
Why do you doubt its acceptability for maaser?
I did. Feel free to delete if I missed a hidden intent. 🤣🤡😨👾🕵️🎩🍸⚠️🛂🚫🚯🔚🚷☢️✡️🕎🔯♒️🇬🇧🇮🇱🇺🇸
What makes you think the question was primarily posed to you? It was a follow up to DY’s comment.
What about the Wicked Witch?
Lilmod, your English lesson is incorrect. Haifagirl can back me up on this. 🤣 My comment, as a question indicated with a question mark, is linguistically correct in posing and wording.
Those same London bookmakers gave Trump a 3% likelihood of becoming president.
Lilmod – did you miss noticing the question mark in both my comment and in your quote of my comment?
Lilmod, did you miss noticing the question mark in both my comment and in your quote of my comment?
I’m not saying; I’m questioning.
There’s zero problem making a public announcement from the Bimah that Reuven charges $2 for apples while Shimon charges $3 for apples, assuming both prices are within halachicly accepted parameters? How’s announcing from the Bimah different than posting online?
There’s no good reason to integrate into or with Israeli culture.
Okay, so if you’re against badekens you should be against burkas. If you’re for badekens you should be for burkas.
RBS Aleph, Beis, Gimmel or Daled?
As long as she’s over bas mitzvah she’s an adult and good to go.
How do you know the woman under the veil at the chupa wasn’t swapped after the Choson left the badeken?
Some chasiduses have strongholds in various other towns.
They’ll get an excellent chinuch at those yeshivos. But perhaps they won’t become bokis in non-Jewish subjects like history, science and geography.
I don’t know of that atmosphere being there. Perhaps you’re referring to that type of atmosphere at Jewish concerts and Pesach hotels.
Yet the Sdei Chemed was perfectly fine with the yiddishe women wearing it.
Need I remind you that the State of New York permits marriage beginning at age 14? Our zaidas and bubbes often married even younger. Our yiddishe brethren from Teiman even today marry that young. We’ve been doing so for thousands of years.
You’re still not 100% sure if it was a male or female but you are 100% sure how many kids he/she has?
Anyways, to keep the fun going longer I’m going to decline to prove myself to you since I know with certainty it is what it is. But since I’m a nice guy or gal (depending whether I’m a gentleman or lady, as ubiq would remind you), the next time I see you at a Shabbos seuda I will definitively identify myself to you by specifically mentioning the coffee room. (That isn’t a “nisht Shabbos geredt” topic, right?)
That’ll leave you no more room for doubt.
Who is the Ambassador a Chosid of?
Adulthood starts at age 13.
I’m an international traveler. One week I could be in Lakewood and another week in Yerushalayim.
Are you Wolf’s wife?
Whenever my gender… I distinctly remember our conversation at the Shabbos seuda and my telling you that.
“Natural lifespans” varies greatly between one person and the next and between spouses.
So does the question of how long anyone will live, young or old.
Wait… someone told you something last Shabbos and you’re not totally sure whether it was a man or lady?
None. You just shpritz a bunch of random colors on a canvas and, viola 🎻, you call it art.
Halachawise.
Anything within 10 years is no big deal. More than 10 years is situation dependent.
A woman can’t cut a man’s hair.
oh my gosh – someone just said that to me last Shabbos when I said the same thing that I said above! 🙂
That was me, on Shabbos! 😂
I feel bad for you when you’ll have to go oleh regel. (Or for when you did in a previous incarnation.)
Various Sefardic halacha seforim from even a hundred years ago ruled women in those kehilos were required to cover most of their faces.
What parts of your neighbor’s property are visible to you that aren’t visible from public property?
Is it obvious to your neighbors that someone in your property could see their property?
This is a bit like asking when being oleh regel where can one find the hot dog vendors and liquor stores in the Beis Hamikdash vicinity
Letzanus.
Jews have been going to Meron for Lag B’Omer long before the State of Israel existed.
Nu, could something similar be done for someone who is still with us? Why not?
Kol Isha.
Even prior to the Kollel boom the large majority of frum Yidden, even before they left Europe whether due to the war or Hungarian revolution, married young before achieving any career or higher ed – even though they went to work rather than Kollel.
What you’re saying is that the moneyed class is better off marrying someone else from the moneyed class, as that’ll have a better likelihood of being a successful marriage than if he married a poor or middle class girl, correct?