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  • in reply to: Boro Park Eruv #761189
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    david1999

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    “You seem to be a mavin where the backup eruvs are.Can I carry between Ft Hamilton PKY and 9TH on 37 ST,then up 9Th ave until

    Maimonides Hospital.Can I also carry in Sunset Park?”

    I have seen people carrying on those streets many times and they do not seem to be completely on the map.They must be making use of the backup eruvs ,how else can they carry?In the park in Sunset Park i also see on occasion people carrying there They are also must be using the backup eruv.

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    “You seem to be a mavin where the backup eruvs are.Can I carry between Ft Hamilton PKY and 9TH on 37 ST,then up 9Th ave until

    Maimonides Hospital.Can I also carry in Sunset Park?”

    I have seen people carrying on those streets many times and they do not seem to be completely on the map.They must be making use of the backup eruvs ,how else can they carry?In the park in Sunset Park i also see on occasion people carrying there They are also must be using the backup eruv.

    in reply to: Boro Park Eruv #761181
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    david1999

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    You seem to be a mavin where the backup eruvs are.Can I carry between Ft Hamilton PKY and 9TH on 37 ST,then up 9Th ave until

    Maimonides Hospital.Can I also carry in Sunset Park?

    in reply to: Boro Park Eruv #761167
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    Here are some facts concerning Brooklyn NY. Many miles of Brooklyn NY is not surrounded by water

    from longisland exchange .com

    BROOKLYN, KINGS COUNTY NEW YORK

    Population (Estimate 2006) 2,508,820

    Brooklyn: Brooklyn is New York City’s most populous borough with over 2.5 million residents.

    Brooklyn History:

    Brooklyn was one of the original six towns of Kings County, when the county/town system was established in 1683. It was included as a borough of New York in1869.It is coextensive with Kings County and situated at the southwestern end of Long Island. It nestles within the borough of Queens on the north and east and is surrounded by water on the other sides

    in reply to: Eruv in Brooklyn #761642
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    If you don’t hold from the eruv and you daven in a Shul where people who hold from the eruv bring in additional food for the kiddish can you eat of that food?

    If they are ready to lain the Torah and it is found to be posul, and they bring in a Torah from another Shul, can I be yotzay the laining from that Torah?

    in reply to: Eruv in Brooklyn #761640
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    If you don’t hold for the eruv and you davin in a Shul where people who hold for the eruv bring in additional food for the kiddish can you eat of that food?

    in reply to: Boro Park Eruv #761161
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    david1999

    Are you saying that the word mechitzah is the same meaning as the eruv?

    in reply to: Boro Park Eruv #761145
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    david1999

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    Can you tell us where one or two of the back-up eruvs are?

    “What is your problem? No one relies on back-ups anyway.”

    For some of the people who live outside of the main Boro Park eruv, the back-up eruv is their main eruv..

    Therefor, I want to know if the eruv they are using have lechis and kores(strings)and not just some body of water surrounding Brooklyn..

    Can we eat of ther food that is brought in on Shabbos l’chatlia.?

    in reply to: Boro Park Eruv #761109
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    david1999

    Member “As a matter of fact there is more than one back-up.”

    How is it possible to check eruv Shabos a minimum of three eruvs?Are they checking the eruvs Thursday night?

    in reply to: Boro Park Eruv #761091
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    Yontel

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    Check it out for yourself,

    “I do not need to. I know Rav Katz personally as the ultimate ??? ??? If there was a problem he would say so and loud & clear. Do you know why he resigned his position in Belz where was ????? ?? ???? ????”

    No I do not.why did he resign?

    in reply to: Boro Park Eruv #761076
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    david 1999Member

    ” Moreover, the Boro Park eruv has fewer such problems than all, since there are many back-up eruvin. Name some of the rabbanim please”

    You do not sound that you live in NYC and specifically in Brooklyn

    to make such a statement!

    in reply to: Boro Park Eruv #761066
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    The original subject is not if one may use the Boro Park erev or not.The problem is that for many years ,there are no signs telling people where the boundaries of the eruv are.There are people who carry food into shuls outside of the eruv .One can not rely on the back-up eruv,because it’s just a buba meisa and it does not exist!.Most Rabonim believe that if one does not hold from the eruv, that person should not eat any of the food that is carried in on Shabbos. I would venture to say that NO ONE should eat of the food that is brought into the shuls from outside of the eruv on Shabbos.

    in reply to: Boro Park Eruv #760980
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    Reb Yontel the male yenta

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    Members of THE Satma BAIS Medrash on 45TH ST AND 10 ave in BORO Park told me that half of them use the eruv and half don’t.

    in reply to: Boro Park Eruv #760965
    shmooze1
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    For the second time, does anyone know where the Boro Park Backup

    Eruv is?

    in reply to: Boro Park Eruv #760948
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    DOSE ANYONE KNOW WHERE THE BACKUP ERUV IS?

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