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427 - Heartfelt Pleading (II)

Выпуск: 427 - Heartfelt Pleading (II). Темы: kashrut, family_education. Поисковые термины: кашрут, кошер, kosher, kashrut, כשרות, כשר, воспитание, дети, семья, chinuch, family, חינוך, ילדים, משפחה. The malochim embrace and kiss )86 '‫ סה"ש תש"א ע‬,142 '‫(סה"ש תש"ז ע‬ the letters of his words and carry them before His throne with joy and awe, where they intercede on his A number of simple, unlearned businessmen and Consider behalf, on behalf of his family, and on behalf of his farmers once arrived to spend Shabbos in Mezhibuzh. He repelling evil decrees from a person, his family and cries pierced the heavens, and through a quick turn of then told them to close their eyes, and he closed the even his entire generation, and generously drawing salvation, they were all returned to their homes. Among other things the Rebbe wrote, blessed Esav with “the fats of the land,” which Chazal interpret as The distance from family, from “You know very well what I want…” Italy, presumably causing it to provide better fruits, and there is the Rebbe, from community. There’s no greater calamity than Hardly had the thought crossed their minds when the what is happening to us, so let us daven.” tzaddik became deeply serious, and began to describe )101 '‫(סה"ש קיץ ת"ש ע‬ the unique quality of the avoda of a simple, sincere However, they had no seforim and didn’t know any Yid. Reb Alter someone referred to the Lithuanian the product is unfit for a mitzva (in which case a descendant of passed away on the 7th of Nissan Yidden who lived in Batei Broida as that fruit would be acceptable);3 (2) Since it is only part esrog, it is ‫( תרצ”ט‬1939). a quince) or using more sophisticated methods may exhibit some or At one point, Reb Alter contracted )464 , 335 , 361 '‫(אוצר החסידים – רוסיא ופולין ע‬ all of the signs and still be invalid.7 Thus the Chasam Sofer writes that esrogim require a definite tradition (masorah) just like kosher birds.8 The esrogim from Calabria, Italy – also known as “Yanover” because of the port they were sent from – had a strong tradition of being pure, since their potential profitability was not well known, they grew in large forests (as opposed to specifically grown orchards), and workers were paid for their work, not per esrog.9 In recent decades, however, since farmers began making a business out of What Do You Want? Halacha states that one is obligated to spend a

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The Weekly Farbrengen

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17 февраля 2026 г.

Темы: kashrut, family_education