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October 22, 2025 10:08 am at 10:08 am in reply to: Plan B – An Open Letter to Ultra Orthodox Community Leaders #2461725YFRBachurParticipantUS style housing is a total non starter. Not happening. Period Stop. 
 Large available tracts of land near JLM? also non existant.
 Israel has it’s own, internal housing shortage. They aint bending over backwards for people who may or may not be oleh.
 The chareidi world in IL has a housing crisis, They;ve been working on this for DECADES with little success.Culture… What culture? Baseball? 
 You come to EY to be oleh in kedusha, not be pogeh in the ruchnius of those who already live there or bring your shtusim from chulSeptember 4, 2025 4:06 pm at 4:06 pm in reply to: The Eruv — Halachic Tool or Glorified Shabbos Loophole? #2445853YFRBachurParticipantrelax…. 
 go learn the relevant sugyos and come back to us.
 also learn some history… like almost every city in europe had an eruv, and many were not on the standard that we build today,
 asides we have the cahzon ish….September 4, 2025 4:06 pm at 4:06 pm in reply to: The Eruv — Halachic Tool or Glorified Shabbos Loophole? #2445852YFRBachurParticipantrelax YFRBachurParticipantThere’s so much fantasy here on both sides, it’s not even worth the conversation. BTW, I wouldn’t still be referring to a disgusting h0mos**ual deviant as “a shliach of the gedolim”. He was playing with them for his own f3tishes. His documents and writings have been published, and yes, even still after he was “mekurav” with the rabbanim of Yishuv Hayashan YFRBachurParticipantPoint being? At best you have R Ziring theorizing that the mere holding of citizenship is enough to call you a shutaf in the country… The pashtus is very clearly not that way YFRBachurParticipantAsides from that, DDMD is a halacha with clear gedarim when and where it DOES apply, and when it doesn’t. Not every law passed by a country comes under its chiyuv YFRBachurParticipantAAQ I’d love to see a mekor that DDMD applies outside of the borders of the particular malchus, especially when those dinim are not international norms. 
 What would you say if the US passed a law that all people named moshe in the world need to pay a special moshe tax… so all the moshes living in the Uk, france, Switzerland etc need to pay the tax bec of DDMD?YFRBachurParticipantWith regards to the ponzi scheme…. 
 Look up it’s definition!
 Any fund that is dependent on the recruitment of new members to pay off the obligations to earlier one’s is a ponzi scheme.YFRBachurParticipantThe US is a solitary outlier in the world taxing expat income earned abroad by citizens who are resident abroad. 
 Hard to see how Dina Demalchusa is relevant at all in light of that fact.YFRBachurParticipantBemichilas Kvod the star-k and its poskim – they are more or less a daas yachid when it comes to grama. 
 Most poskim do not agree that what they call grama is in fact gramaYFRBachurParticipantShabbos Electricity is, at the end of the day, a machlokes haposkim. 
 I heard personaly from one of the gedolie hapokim in the US, (who knows very well exactly the issues in EY, and would not pasken otherwise) that it is a CHUMRA of the chazon ish, and don’t worry about it, and he does’nt either (on his annual visits to EY, where he is respected by all of the local poskim).October 24, 2017 5:53 pm at 5:53 pm in reply to: Are all these protests in Jerusalem really a kiddush hashem? #1389285YFRBachurParticipantIt’s really simple 
 If you are a part of Peleg, The Eida, Neturie Karta, parts of Brisk,Satmar – you think that the protests are the greatest Kidush Hashem possible.
 If you’re a shasnik, an agudist, degel, DL, chiloni, a goy -anything aside from our Palestinian friends – you think it’s a Great Chilul Hashem.
 You can close the thread now.YFRBachurParticipantNext to the Mir will ship a pallet (about 40 boxes) to the US for about $250 
 They also ship smaller amounts.YFRBachurParticipantI’m just a bachur but I am very interested in eruvin. One thing I have learned it is among the most complicated sugyos in all of halacha. I heard in a shiur from Rav Moshe Dov Stein Ztz”l (an expert in eruvin,Posek In sheor yosuv) that the three hardest masechtos in shas are eruvim, yevamos and nidda. No person in their right mind should insert their opinions on this sugyah at least until they learn the ENTIRE sugya BIYUN-shas, tur shulchan aruch rishonim achronim -at least a year in full time beis medrash. you wouldn’t state opinions as though you are knowlegable in pysics cemistry or other secular subjects until you studyed them thouruly so why are people willing to argue on gedolei poskim-even rishonim!! when they realy have almost no clue what they are talking about. there are many things i have seen on this thread where people have written things as if they are a dovar pashut, while realy they are a machlokes rishonim or achronim YFRBachurParticipantI’m in middle of learning safrus from a very good rebbe R’ Yisroel Landsman. He will come to you makom. But he just teaches the skills i.e. ksav, sirtut, making a kulmus. The halacha ayou have to learn on your own. He can be reached at 718-404-4249 or ask the mods for my email To get a ksav kabala you have to learn 1)Mishnas Sofrim (found in Mishna Berura Chelek Alef) 2) shulchan Aruch siman lamed bais and lamed vav w/ Biur Halacha 3)keses Hasofer- Found either in a sefer called Likut sifrei stam (aprox. $24 in ny) or with a perush Called Mishnas Hasofer Aprox $36 in ny 
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