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Torah & Horaah — Vayikra 5783

Выпуск: Torah & Horaah — Vayikra 5783. Темы: не определены автоматически. And under the auspices of Beis Horaah in memory of Baruch and Bracha Gross Vayikro 5783 230 c Question in Choshen Mishpot d By Rabbi Yosef Fleischman Question We live in a city with a sizable religious population but also a significant percentage of traditional but non-religious families. However, while it is true that I prefer to buy in such a store and if two stores charge the same price I would buy from the one that conforms, nevertheless, in this particular case the true reason I bought from this store is because the price was cheaper than the price at competing stores. that the prohibition of geneivas da’as 1 Questions in all areas of halacha can be submitted to the rabbanim of our Beis Horaah at www.dinonline.org is from the Torah and the source is the Besides theft, geneivas da’as has an pasuk (Vayikro 19, 11) that prohibits element of sheker-falsehood. prohibition is from the Torah, a statement of the Gemoro (Sotah 9B) that the reason The Zohar (Yisro) also derives the Avshalom was stabbed to death three prohibition of geneivas da’as from the previously cited pasuk and derives an times by Yoab is because he was guilty of important ruling based on the musical geneivas da’as on three groups of people. a note that separates the word from the They cite as further evidence that geneivas word "steal" which leaves that word to da’as is a Biblical prohibition, the Gemoro stand on its own so it makes the pasuk (Chulin 94A) that states that even if the sound like it is saying “you shall steal.” The victim of the geneivas da’as is a non-Jew Zohar resolves this strange contradiction the prohibition applies, even though to mean that there are situations when many maintain that monetary theft from one should do an act that constitutes a non-Jew is only a Rabbinic prohibition. Thus, we see that the reason geneivas Since sometimes one may employ da’as is a form of theft is not because the geneivas da’as and sometimes one may result is that the victim suffers a monetary not and the Gemoro does not offer any loss because if so it could not be worse direct guidance to determine when the than actually directly stealing someone’s prohibition applies and where it does not possessions. In Avos deRabbi person’s property we find in the Gemara Nosson (12, 3) it says that Aharon would that the prohibitio

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