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Episodes
Jul 11, 2016
Jul 10, 2016
Jul 10, 2016
6 min
The Talmud discusses making a fraudulent claim in order to better your negotiating position. The commentaries discuss when this might be permitted.
Jul 8, 2016
Jul 8, 2016
6 min
The Talmud discusses an Ox that is trained for Ox fighting. Do we view it in a different t light than other oxen?
Jul 8, 2016
Jul 8, 2016
6 min
Rav Moshe was against a bat mitzvah ceremony and he only allowed it in people's homes, but not in the synagogue. Rav Ovadia says a bat mitzvah is a sacred meal and therefore one who is invited must attend! The source of their dispute is today's daf!
Jul 7, 2016
Jul 7, 2016
5 min
The baby refused to nurse on שבת so the mother went to the Rogichover who diagnosed the reason. But he said it in such a terse way that R Meir Simcha of Dvinsk needed to explain what he meant!
Jul 6, 2016
Jul 6, 2016
6 min
A person was owed money and he said just give the money to charity. Then he wants to change his mind. Is he allowed to renege on his pledge?
Jul 5, 2016
Jul 5, 2016
6 min
Animals in the Talmud demonstrate the ability to take multiple area in order to heal their bodies!
Jul 4, 2016
Jul 4, 2016
6 min
The Rambam has a powerful phrase -"one who gives sustenance to their evil inclination." We discuss it in the context of our daf.
Jul 2, 2016
Jul 1, 2016
Jul 1, 2016
6 min
Our Talmud discusses the origins of the practice of greeting the Shabbat Queen on Friday afternoon.