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Moshe Rabbeinu came down from Har Sinai with the luchos
And the B’nei Yisroel sang “Sushi Orim Rosheichem”.
Yes, I like it.
It’s simpler to just put
<em>tags around the URLs.My grandmother eats sushi. Does that mean I’m allowed to eat it?
That probably depends if she’s your maternal or paternal grandmother.
Kind of funny to see a guy who wrote “בשבילי נברק העולם” tell someone to check their spelling.
Those sentences were quite understandable.
Unfortunately, chinuch is not a parnassah.
Chareidim can always book an empty seat next to them (and pay the cost) or take another flight.
You know very well that nobody will buy two seats (there is no guarantee they would be consecutive anyhow). There’s no guarantee that the next flight will be any better, and people have schedules they need to keep.
I think El Al will figure out a way to satisfy their customers.
Sorry, but a grammatical error does not incomprehensible make.
He should have arranged his seat previously
From what I understand, to this point, El Al, to this point, will not assign seats based on who else will be in the row. Many people don’t use travel agents.
I don’t assume that; perhaps the Israeli law only applies to an Israeli company?
Maybe El Al (and other airlines, if it applies to them) will take special seating requests in advance, similar to kosher or mehadrin meals.
You’re welcome.
I would’ve gone there to replace it, but they’re closed on Shabbos.
I tried sugar, but one of my kids knocked it off, and it was the last bag.
We just take out the bulb and leave it out forever.
Why don’t you get the bulb with the built-in 7 day timer?
My point was that if a convert joins the MO — and follows what many women do — she shouldnt be disqualified as a convert.
I don’t understand that argument (you’re not the first in the thread to make it). If a segment of Modern Orthodoxy doesn’t follow halacha, and a potential giyores only accepts to be like that segment, she hasn’t actually accepted ol mitzvos.
Unless your argument is that because some people who are considered Orthodox don’t keep certain halachos, she assumes that those are not really halachos.
Big if.
6. Yes
I don’t think we can apply “stam keilim einom b’nei yoman” in a restaurant or catering establishment, where the keilim are used daily for treif food.
ER private school students on average are receiving 2000 dollars in benefits per student. This includes money going toward busing, special ed., Title 1,2 ,3 etc..
What do ER public school students get on average?
I’d say that 90% of married women in my shul DO cover their hair.
Is your shul representative of all of Modern Orthodoxy?
He said even hot food. (I have no idea how prevalent it is.)