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  • in reply to: Dvar Torah Pinchas: Love Peace and Chase Peace #1880928
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    Peace strenghtens tbe rashaim, so we must chase it and break it up whereas by the ztadikim it brings love and unity so we must strive to create it.

    in reply to: The Supreme Court #1880892
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    The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 including Trump’s appointees that the president is not above the law.

    in reply to: Dvar Torah Pinchas: Love Peace and Chase Peace #1880890
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    When it comes to ztadikim love peace but for rashaim hate peace.

    in reply to: Dvar Torah Pinchas: Love Peace and Chase Peace #1880889
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    abukspan, the Ksav Sofer right there in the beginning of Parashas Emor that sometimes, when it comes to rashoim, you work on breakng up peace, be radef shalom, as I mentioned from the Maharam Shik above to trump peace by truth.

    in reply to: Dvar Torah Pinchas: Love Peace and Chase Peace #1880752
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    There iwas a question by rhe Maharam Shik by the reform movement, what comes first, peace or truth? It says to love truth (first) and then peace. However. I heard from the Meharal, that peace is the name of Hashem but truth is the stamp and the name comes before the stamp.

    in reply to: Dvar Torah Pinchas: Love Peace and Chase Peace #1880646
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    In SA O’CH 128,35 says the Mechaber that a Kohen who killed someone even beshogeg and did teshuva should not duchen. So Pinchas required permission to do the Avodah.

    in reply to: Dvar Torah Pinchas: Love Peace and Chase Peace #1880641
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    The Rav Abarbanel explains that Pinchas required the two rewards. Since he did not inherit the kehuna gedola as he was alive when his father Elozor became one, he had to be promised that his children will inherit it. Also, if one kills, the gaol hadom can revenge it, so he had to be protected.

    in reply to: Dvar Torah Pinchas: Love Peace and Chase Peace #1880639
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    Rashi explains that Pinchas deserves his just rewards. The Dubner Magid gives a mashel for Hakoras Hatov. There was a wholesaler who hired a young apprentice stipulating that he only gets room and board without a salary, Once, a retailer came on Purim in the middle of the sudah. The proprietor pushed him away telling him come tomorrow as we are in the middle of a sudah, The young man offered to help him. The wholesaler asked afterwards the young man, what do I owe you for your salary? Didn’t we agree that I don’t get paid just room and board, he asked. He told him, until now I thought that food is valuable to you but as you were willing to give it up for my business, I have to give you something that you will appreciate. The nimshal is, we are unable to thank Hashem enough for our healthy life without worries but Pinchas sacrificed his life for the name of Hashem, so he deserves a reward valuable to him.

    in reply to: masks and antibodies #1879222
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    The above question was asked from dodtors who said yes they should wear a mask as we don’t know enough about the immunity one has.

    in reply to: Short & Sweet #1879096
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    I heard once that when a fish is out of water it looks likes it is jumping around like it is enjoying itself, but it is realy dying. Similarly, it looks like peoole without Torah are enjoying themselves but they are realy dying.

    in reply to: Chidushim on Daf Yomi Shabbos 30 #1878940
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    שבת קט’ו,א

    The Sefer Maishv Davar (2,80) from the Netziv discusses what is considered holy to require burrial. He says that they should be sanctified for permanency. Therefore invitations and photocopies should not have to be burried as they are created for disposal after use and they should be able to be recycled separately.

    in reply to: Chidushim on Daf Yomi Shabbos 30 #1878844
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    שבת קיא,ב

    In SA O’CH 317,1 is an argument what a permanent knot is. In any case, on a garbage bag we should only tie a bow as it never be opened.

    in reply to: Living in Eretz Yisroel #1878660
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    When it comes to the oaths, the Vayoel Moshe proofs its severity from the punishment of the Bnei Elhraim leaving 30 years before the time where 200,000 were slaughtered by the Philistines. See the Targum Yanoson in the beginning of Parashas Beshalach for not leading tne Bnei Yisroel tbe shorter way.

    in reply to: Chukas — Yisrael’s Potential #1878634
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    You know the Midrash that Hasatan is 364 as he has no control for one day.

    The Maasei Hashem explains the connection of the selling of the birthrite to the request of the lentils. Yaakov Avinu knew what was told to his mother Rivkah. The elder will serve the younger.He said, if you want me to serve you by giving you lentils, I need to be the older.

    in reply to: Chukas — Yisrael’s Potential #1878496
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    There is a nice gematria Yisroel (541) adds up to Yaakov (182) plus satan (359) encompassing the powers of his adversary after defeating him.

    in reply to: Dvar Torah Balak — The Righteous Acts of Hashem #1878505
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    Thw GRA explains that there is a difference between imom and itom. Imom is the same mindset. He can go itom but not imom.

    in reply to: Chukas — Yisrael’s Potential #1878417
    Reb Eliezer
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    There is a saying, let sleeping dogs lie. There is a pasuk in Mishlei (26,17) quoted by the Midrash Rabba (75,3) in indicating that yaakov Avinu should have never be concerned with Aisov and fight a battle that does not apply to him like grabbing on to a dogs ear that is running away. The Binah Leitim says that vayiro Yaakov meod vayetzer lo, Yaakov Vavinu had pain that he was afraid of Aisov in the first place.

    in reply to: Balak — Who Deserves to Be Blessed #1878222
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    The question is if we thank Hashem for what He gives us or who gives it to us. If a great individual gives a present, even the smallest anount is a appreciated. Similarly, Hashem judges the mitzvos we do on our level and not His what we are responsible towards Him.

    in reply to: Our Stupid President Trump #1877349
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    n0messorah, fix what you have and don’t dismantle it as I mentioned above by removing a main part of legislatiion and say that now it is not workable because it is unconstitutuinal.

    in reply to: Our Stupid President Trump #1877299
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    We have a Hungarian statement, don’t throw out the dirty water until there is clean. Don’t eliminate the ACA until we have sonething better to replace it with to cover pre-existing conditions.

    in reply to: Our Stupid President Trump #1877038
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    This argument about tne ACA is like the boy who kills his parents and than asks the court to have mercy for becoming an orphan. Congress eliminated the mandate and now they argue it is unconstitutiional.

    in reply to: Our Stupid President Trump #1876927
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    Trump was given an opportunity by Sean Hannanity to point out his second term agenda and he could not describe it. He rather wants to dismantle the ACA, first by eliminating the mandate and now the rest at the time of the pandemic.

    in reply to: Dvar Torah Korach — Pans, Purification, and Peeved Parties #1876455
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    Can you explain to me the connection to the Klei Yokor?

    in reply to: Parashas Korach, The Significance of Tefila #1876428
    Reb Eliezer
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    The Kohanim are diligent. The closer we are to Hashem, the more we can accomplish. The rebbies daven for others. Aharon Hakohen was second to Moshe Rabbenu at Mount Sinai but Korach was out for himself and his argument being kohen gadol was illogical. He never explained what makes him better than anyone else. When a person has self interest, he does not lthink logically. The Ben Ish Chai says לא יקרחו קרחה בראשם do not tear in what is infront of you. Before כהן before ‘כ’ is ‘י’ and ‘ה’ is ‘ד’ and ‘ן’ is ‘מ’ making מיד diligence.

    in reply to: Dvar Torah Korach — Pans, Purification, and Peeved Parties #1876246
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    The Klei Yokor uses the rule, opposites react. The daf tomorrow Shabbos 111,1 putting vinegar on a tooth when hurting heals otherwise it is detrimental.

    in reply to: Dvar Torah Korach — Pans, Purification, and Peeved Parties #1876251
    Reb Eliezer
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    My question was why didn’t King Solomon think of it? Maybe, tne questiion is why doesn’t the efer metamei tbe water?

    in reply to: Dvar Torah Korach — Pans, Purification, and Peeved Parties #1876104
    Reb Eliezer
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    leMaan Achai, look at the Klei Yokor in Parashas Chukas on umazei mei hanidah which explains its contradiction.

    in reply to: Dvar Torah Korach — Pans, Purification, and Peeved Parties #1876070
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    When it came to stop the plauge, it was Aharon who did it because that was done to heal. The Rashbam says that the katoras which kills if done by other than kohanim, heals when they are kohanim who are suitable for the avodah.

    in reply to: masks and antibodies #1875797
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    in reply to: Shelach — Climbing the Ladder #1875796
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    huju, that is shellac.

    in reply to: Our Stupid President Trump #1875755
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    Biden to my knowledge has not done anything to be ashamed off.

    in reply to: Our Stupid President Trump #1875560
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    A smart person is not afraid to have smart advisors and will not get rid of them because of his inferiority complex.

    in reply to: Our Stupid President Trump #1875264
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    Sam1, not keeping a promise even by Jew is not lie but a mi sheporah. A lie is changing the narative of the past facts.

    in reply to: Our Stupid President Trump #1875097
    Reb Eliezer
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    Abba_S, Don’t tell me what to do. I Iive in te US where he hopefully will not be president much longer. I ecpect our president to be exanplary in his behaviour to be worthy to look up to him.

    in reply to: Our Stupid President Trump #1875064
    Reb Eliezer
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    Abba_S, you are forgetting the president is not the state that he has us believe. I will be here in the US July 9, 61 years. Having a president who lies more than he tells the truth and cares only for himself does not make me happy. If he does not want to be called by that name, he should not act like that.

    in reply to: masks and antibodies #1874932
    Reb Eliezer
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    Protesters were wearing masks but not rally people.

    in reply to: Short & Sweet #1874832
    Reb Eliezer
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    This pshat is troublesome. The Targum Yanoson says that Moshe Rabbenu worried about Yehashua because of his humility. This pshat emphasizes their gaiva and not their humility. Maybe, the Meraglim felt that they are not worthy to benefit Hashem’s intervention so they have to do everything by themselves as they have exhausted all their zechusim but the geula is not tied to worthiness as it was a promise to the Avos. Once they entered EY now they had to be worthy to keep it.

    in reply to: Achronim on Rosh Hashana #1874734
    Reb Eliezer
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    Ina646, thank you for recommending the sefer Avoda Berura. It brings all the commentaries making the inyan more understandable. I was not familiar with the sefer. Some available at http://www.hebrewbooks.org.

    in reply to: Our Stupid President Trump #1874553
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    Trump has everyone sign a waver. What about all the people infected from the people attending the rally?

    in reply to: Achronim on Rosh Hashana #1874319
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    The Turei Aven and Yom Teria.

    in reply to: Living in Eretz Yisroel #1874219
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    Someone, I think it is in Kesuvos (111,1) shlo yaalu lechoma, not to force ourseves en masse to Eretz Yisroel.

    in reply to: Behaaloscha – True Humility: #1874215
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    leMaanAchai, Look at the Daas Zekenim of Tosfas about the implication of tbe missing yud tbat he was humble in all his body.

    in reply to: Outdoor Dining Proscrpition in Halacha – Phase 2 Reopening #1874205
    Reb Eliezer
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    I can give situatiions where the talmidei chachomim are moving their Beis Hamedrash to learn and lunch outside or have a business meeting outside.

    in reply to: Outdoor Dining Proscrpition in Halacha – Phase 2 Reopening #1874196
    Reb Eliezer
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    At the time of the Jerushalmi it was improper to eat outside for talmidei chachomim but they were not pasul leeidus currently it is dangerous to eat inside with other than the family, it becomes acceptable for them to eat outside.

    in reply to: Outdoor Dining Proscrpition in Halacha – Phase 2 Reopening #1874191
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    Joseph, look at the Bach ב”ח חושן משפט סימן לד
    והוא דאינו פסול לעדות אלא בדאית ביה תרתי דאוכל בשוק בפני הכל וגם בשעת אכילה הולך ואוכל ואינו יושב במקום אחד

    in reply to: Outdoor Dining Proscrpition in Halacha – Phase 2 Reopening #1874185
    Reb Eliezer
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    I asked a Posek who agreed with me.

    in reply to: Outdoor Dining Proscrpition in Halacha – Phase 2 Reopening #1874172
    Reb Eliezer
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    What the gemora is talking about buying a sandwich and walking and eating. I don’t think seating outside on a bench and eating, a picnic with the family, is included in this restriction.

    in reply to: Shelach — Climbing the Ladder #1874139
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    With zos which is 408. There is a Midrash which asks what is an atonement for a sinner? The Torah says to bring a karbon like a Aharon above.

    in reply to: Outdoor Dining Proscrpition in Halacha – Phase 2 Reopening #1874134
    Reb Eliezer
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    It should above Kidushin 40,2. Sitting outside at a table is certainly not included in this restriction as the reason above does not apply.

    in reply to: Outdoor Dining Proscrpition in Halacha – Phase 2 Reopening #1874123
    Reb Eliezer
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    I reviewed the halachas in Kidushin 409,2, SA CHM 34,18 where it was considered demeaning oneself to eat on the street so they compared him to a dog and was paasul leedus. When he does not care about himself, he will not care about telling the truth. Currently this is set up for the purpose of enjoying the fresh air and even talmidei chachomim eat in this environment outside in a restaurant, so the halachas don’t apply.

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