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Simcha Hall

By Rabbi Meir Orlian

There is no issue of ribbis in locking in the rental price through prepayment, certainly here where the price uncrease was not known when paying (see Y.D. 176:6; Taz and Nekudos Hakesef 176:7; Bris Yehuda 26:1[2], 26:4[13]).

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Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

At First Glance ‘While You Were Feasting On The Dates Of Babylon…’ (Baba Basra 107b)

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Raise Your Hands If You Are Proud To Be A Jew

By Slovie Jungreis Wolff

We are allowing others to define us, blood libel us and tell our story. We must give our children Jewish pride, identity and roots.

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K-Cup Teshuva

By Rabbi Dani Staum

In the physical world, we are often warned that smoke kills before fire. In the spiritual world too, the spiritual smoke generated by our sins is more noxious and damaging than even the sins themselves.

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Wine Blessings

By Rabbi Simcha Feuerman

If we compare the words in the blessing of Hagafen (He who creates the fruit of the vine) to Hamotzi (He who takes bread out of the ground), we will notice something odd. He who takes bread out of the ground – really?

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Is It Proper To Make Up New Modern Simanim?

By Jewish Press Staff

There seems to be nothing wrong with creating new simanim; the real questions is, what is the significance of the simanim.

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Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

Law Of Averages ‘Catacombs Are Four Cubits Long’ (Bava Basra 100b)

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Wasp Nest

By Rabbi Meir Orlian

I understand that there is a problem – I’m not belittling it, said the landlord. But the problem is not with the house itself; it’s something external.

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Daf Yomi - Blessings And Curses

By Rabbi Aaron I. Reichel

Historically, it has been considered a blessing to live in the United States of America, though all too many people have been feeling cursed lately – some literally – for a variety of different reasons, an intolerable situation which will hopefully be resolved soon.

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That’s Greek To Me

By Rabbi Dani Staum

There are many people who feel similarly about selichos and the many special tefillos recited during this time of year. It’s not easy reciting added prayers, many of which contain unfamiliar words.

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Money Over Matter

By Rabbi Simcha Feuerman

When it comes to practical matters, reality is often about consensus.

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Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

Consequential Limitations ‘Seeds That Did Not Sprout’ (Bava Basra 92a)

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Fallen Phone

By Rabbi Meir Orlian

I’m willing to consider paying, but calm down, replied Yossi. I’m not convinced that I am liable for the phone. I never accepted responsibility for it, and I held it in the regular manner. On what basis am I liable?

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No Refunds

By Rabbi Simcha Feuerman

Beis Hillel's argument seems to be that it is a given that it would be under the category of hurtful speech to denigrate something that another person purchased.

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Keep It Going

By Rabbi Dani Staum

One of the simplest yet most profound pieces of advice I ever heard is you don’t drown by falling into the water; you drown by staying there.

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Getting Closer

By Michal Popper

When we come before Hashem, with only one page in our hands to offer, it might be a good page with a lot of good deeds, but it doesn't represent or reflect who we really are. On the contrary, the judge might look at that one page and say this doesn't show Him who we really are. There's not enough information here.

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Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

Rabbi Nechunia’s Prayer ‘… Even So, An Actual Incident Is Greater’ (Bava Basra 83a)

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Daf Yomi And Agadita – Roots And Uproots

By Rabbi Aaron I. Reichel

One can’t help but speculate about what happened in Israel on October 7, which led many people around the world to conclude that they were safe only as far as they could get away from Israel and Gaza...

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The Best I Can

By Rabbi Dani Staum

It is vital that we never forget that our goal is growth, not perfection! As long as we can honestly state that we are doing the best we can with what the Aibishter has given us, we can feel confident that we are doing our part.

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The Psychology Of Intuition And Rashi

By Rabbi Simcha Feuerman

Rashi’s experience is reminiscent of a number of great thinkers and scientists who described their breakthroughs as coming from imaginative visions.

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Is It Proper To Have Gender Disappointment?

By Jewish Press Staff

Having children of any sex is a gift of unimaginable kindness. I know of people who have been trying to have a child for such a long time who would give anything to have a child male or female.

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It Was Decreed Last Year

By Michal Popper

Each year Hashem grants us only one year ahead, which means every year our lease ends completely and we have to ask again for a new life.

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Money Found In Shul

By Rabbi Meir Orlian

You found the money this afternoon, but it was lying all day in the shul’s premises, replied Mr. Shatz. I locked the shul after the last Shacharis minyan, so – if there is no obligation of hashavas aveidah – the shul should acquire the $20 bill, since it was secure in the shul’s premises.

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Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

An Implacable Foe ‘Therefore Those Who Speak In Parable Say …’ (Bava Basra 78b)

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Avinu Malkeinu – A Tefillah To Rise From The Ashes

By Slovie Jungreis Wolff

I would never get to hear my bubby’s voice as she sang me a lullaby. My bubby would never hold me in her arms. I would never get to see her smile. I would never get to taste her delicious Hungarian cakes and delicacies. I would never feel her hand in mine. So many ‘nevers’.

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The Psychology And Ethics Of Legal Loopholes

By Rabbi Simcha Feuerman

Law helps society, even if certain individuals do not benefit, or even suffer.

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Get Involved

By Rabbi Dani Staum

I had always dreaded color war. What had suddenly changed? The obvious answer was that for the first time I had been involved in color war.

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A Time To Connect

By Michal Popper

We had a year of sorrow, and bloodshed and it's time for our salvation. It feels almost unfair what we are going through.

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Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

Must A Typical Sale Be Generous? ‘A Seller Sells Generously’ (Bava Basra 71a)

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Mourning, Excessive Mourning, And An End To Mourning

By Rabbi Aaron I. Reichel

The Talmud notes that when the Beit HaMikdash was destroyed for the second time, there was an increase in the number of ascetics within the Jewish community, who decided to limit themselves by not eating meat or drinking wine. Rabbi Yehoshua asked them why they restricted themselves in this way.

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Silence Is Olden

By Rabbi Simcha Feuerman

I have observed younger people who will not speak English in front of their elderly grandparents. Those gestures and degree of respect are lost on most of us. Kids today are brought up to feel that their teachers are like buddies and friends.

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Unwitting Inspiration

By Rabbi Dani Staum

When I walked into the pizza shop not too long ago, I noticed two high school girls holding bentchers and reciting beracha acharona meticulously. It was a chizuk to me about the importance of reciting berachos carefully even in a public and somewhat harried setting.

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Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

Hung Out To Dry ‘A Roof With A Parapet 10 Tefachim High Is Not Included’ (Bava Basra 63b-64a)

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Depressed Or Lazy?

By Rabbi Simcha Feuerman

It is notoriously difficult to fully prove or disprove the level of helplessness and depression the person has versus possible laziness and avoidance. Because of this, and the frustration, embarrassment, and confusion, it is difficult for loved ones to respond objectively.

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Feeling It

By Rabbi Dani Staum

I have a hard enough time balancing all of the responsibilities in my own life. Am I obligated to strive to fully internalize the pain of others? If I am, how can I ever be happy and dance at a wedding or appreciate a sunny day, when there is so much suffering and sadness in this world?

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Believing, Despite The Waiting

By Michal Popper

This is a lesson we must pass on to all to learn from. As dark as it gets, do not despair since the light is right around the corner.

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Investing Tzedakah Money

By Rabbi Meir Orlian

I’m hesitant, though, to move tzedakah money out of the bank account, said the gabbai. What if we suddenly had a great need for the funds around the Yamim Tovim, or if the market crashes…?

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Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

A Matter Of Priority ‘Lands Shown By Hashem To Moses Are Subject To Tithes’ (Bava Basra 56a)

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Managing Unacceptable Thoughts By Accepting Them

By Rabbi Simcha Feuerman

The paradox of unwanted thoughts is that by trying not to think them, we are automatically reinforcing them. Thoughts are electrical impulses in the nervous system.

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Again Is Now

By Slovie Jungreis Wolff

No one in this generation has any clue. This makes me so sad to tell you but it’s true. Either they don’t know or they don’t care. They are clueless.

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Looking Back At Stepping Down

By Rabbi Dani Staum

The fact that the rebbe knows that his students are looking up to him, and that he serves as an example for them, compels him to act the part, even if he would not otherwise do so.

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The Full Redemption

By Michal Popper

All the prophecies and all the events that have been going on in the land of Israel, and all over the world, in the past year, all point the finger in the same direction, to Hashem.

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Picture For A Friend

By Rabbi Meir Orlian

I usually don’t accept returns, said Mr. Solomon. I very much need the income. You took two pictures, so you need to pay for them.

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Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

What Was She Thinking? ‘I Did So Only To Please My Husband’ (Bava Basra 49b)

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Daf Yomi And Encouraged Mass Protests

By Rabbi Aaron I. Reichel

Both the U.S. and Israel signed a document in support of the ICC under pressure, but neither of these countries ratified the treaty that established the ICC, and as such neither is obligated to submit to the ICC’s jurisdiction.

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The Clarifying Effect Of Oppression

By Rabbi Simcha Feuerman

When one realizes he is sinning, there is a psychological urge to either rationalize the behavior, or deny obligation or connection to G-d.

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Let It Go!

By Rabbi Dani Staum

Letting things go is generally a virtue, at least regarding releasing acrimonious feelings towards others. However, when it comes to personal struggles and overcoming negative character traits or following through with a life-long dream and aspiration, letting it go in the face of adversity is not a virtue at all.

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How Should We Commemorate Tisha B'Av – After October 7th?

By Jewish Press Staff

Our thoughts now must be directed to those families who are still suffering, whose loved ones are still in captivity, and to our brave soldiers who are fighting for our very existence – and to the hope that we are nearing the end of our galut when the Jewish people will be redeemed with the coming of Mashiach.

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My Beloved Father

By Michal Popper

How could my best friend have left? I didn't say goodbye, I screamed and cried but he was gone.

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Evaluating A Gold Necklace

By Rabbi Meir Orlian

The Gemara (Kesubos 34b) presents two opinions on whether a guardian becomes liable for the entrusted item only from when the loss occurs, or retroactively from when the item was entrusted, Rabbi Dayan replied.

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Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

A Tax-Free Meal ‘A Town Whose Torah Scroll Was Stolen…’ (Bava Basra 43a)

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True Fan

By Rabbi Dani Staum

How does Tisha B’Av and its meaning endure when we have little understanding of what we are missing? It’s because of the laws of mourning that we observe.

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Who Is Testing Whom?

By Rabbi Simcha Feuerman

Throughout history, cultures employed various forms of trial by ordeal in the hopes that either the person subjected to the test would be saved because of their stronger conviction of their innocence, or their guilt would lead to self-sabotage, or their innocence or guilt would be divinely orchestrated at that moment of intense danger or truth.

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How Should Camps Conduct Themselves With Campers During The Three Weeks?

By Jewish Press Staff

Especially in our current times where we have a very clear demonstration of hatred toward Jews, both in the Arab world and in the western world, it is very important to focus on this all being part of Hashem’s plan and all being part of the bigger picture.

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Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

If Goats Had Wheels ‘The Goats Ate Husked Barley’ (Bava Basra 36a)

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Omitted Date

By Rabbi Meir Orlian

Shulchan Aruch, following Rashi and Rif, rules that the creditor cannot collect at all from sold property based on the invalid document, but he can still collect based on it from the debtor, who is not believed to contradict it.

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Beat The Heat

By Rabbi Dani Staum

If we seek to live our lives based on our own abilities and means, we are very limited. However, if we live with the awareness that it’s Hashem’s world, and we are merely trying to play our part in the divine plan, then we tap into the infinitude of the divine.

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The Kuzari Principle Revisited

By Rabbi Simcha Feuerman

Before you call me an apikores, no proof is good if it isn’t subject to honest evaluation and criticism.

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Is It Proper To Go To A Baseball Game During The Three Weeks?

By Jewish Press Staff

Many poskim hold that since the music at a baseball game is incidental, one may attend a baseball game during the Three Weeks.

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Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

Within His Grasp ‘Title…Is Established In Three Years [Of Occupancy] From Day To Day’ (Bava Basra 28a)

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Daf Yomi And The Assassination Attempt

By Rabbi Aaron I. Reichel

Imagine how different things would have been earlier this week had the walls supporting the roof of the structure on which the assassin was perched not have been at a height from which the assassin could have peered into the area around the podium where former President Trump was standing.

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Avoid The Rush

By Rabbi Dani Staum

Someone once noted that a goal without a time frame is usually a mere fleeting dream. Even the best of intentions and aspirations are nebulous unless there is a manageable goal within a specific time frame.

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The Anti-Avraham

By Rabbi Simcha Feuerman

Many aspects of human nature have changed, and one cannot take pedagogical advice from the Gemara alone, any more than one can decide halacha from the Gemara alone.

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Is It Proper To Go On A Family Outing During The Three Weeks?

By Jewish Press Staff

There is no question that at least for the Ashkanazim the three weeks are a time for contemplation and introspection. That being said, the majority feeling among poskim is that vacations and family outings are permitted during this time at least for the weeks prior to Rosh Chodesh Av, when the nine days begin before Tisha B’Av.

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How To Calculate A Sixth

By Rabbi Meir Orlian

The simplest calculation is a 1/6 variance from the fair market value, whether underpayment or overpayment, replied Rabbi Dayan. Thus, for an item worth $60, a sales price of $50 or $70 – a variance of $10 – is considered 1/6 onaah and warrants adding the $10 underpayment or returning the $10 overcharge (C.M. 227:2).

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Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

Beyond The Letter Of The Law ‘He May Be Replaced By One Who Teaches More [Faster] …’ (Baba Basra 21a)

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Seeking Temimut

By Rabbi Yitzchak Sprung

Innocence and naivete must be left behind. How can we hope to recapture them? Some things cannot be undone, only lived with.

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Allowing Yourself To Receive

By Rabbi Simcha Feuerman

Whether a person has self-esteem or is instead narcissistic will impact on his or her ability to embody intellectual humility.

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The Ripple Effect Of Honoring Torah

By Rabbi Dr. Mordechai Schiffman

We honor Torah, suggest the commentaries, by learning Torah and by performing the commandments, as well as by showing proper respect for both holy books as well as sages.

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Swan Song

By Rabbi Dani Staum

By Thursday afternoon (a day earlier than expected) camp reached the 2,500 berachos mark. The entire camp enjoyed a special dessert on Shabbos in celebration.

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Is It Proper To Go To A Water Park?

By Jewish Press Staff

If we’re talking about an all one-gender situation, then there is no problem. So, if the water park is rented out and it is all men or all women, there is certainly no issue; in fact, it’s a fine idea.

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Daf Yomi, Herod The “Great,” And Israel’s Current Fate

By Rabbi Aaron I. Reichel

Herod may have been the greatest builder of all time (or one of the greatest), but he certainly was not the greatest savior, saving the life of Ben Buta but then arranging for the gouging out of Ben Buta’s eyes (indirectly) to disqualify him from ever serving on a future Sanhedrin which could rule against Herod’s royal aspirations as did the rabbis he murdered.

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Kulo Pikadon

By Rabbi Meir Orlian

If you would explicitly arrange not to accept liability for the money, but rather to invest Shimon’s money in a CD and give him at the end of the year whatever you receive back from the bank, replied Rabbi Dayan, you would not need a heter iska.

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Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

Sanctity In The Margins ‘Its Length Shall Equal Its Circumference…’ (Bava Basra 14a)

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A Mother's Promise To Her Husband

By Slovie Jungreis Wolff

It is time to say goodbye to Shai. Maayan wraps her arms around her family, his family, all ages and generations, join together as one. She stands strong, you can see it in her eyes.

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Morality As Choice

By Rabbi Simcha Feuerman

This is the question that Turnus Rufus the wicked asked Rabbi Akiva: If your G-d loves the poor, for what reason does He not support them Himself?

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Pride And Joy

By Rabbi Dani Staum

Perhaps it may be somewhat of a heretical question, but supposing G-d had a wallet, whose picture would be in it? Who could be deemed the Pride and Joy of the Master of the world, as it were?

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What's The Proper Way For American Jews To Celebrate July 4th, If At All?

By Jewish Press Staff

To celebrate any day other than those mandated by the Torah or by Chazal is not proper. However, to commemorate days of importance is proper. Since July 4th commemorates the independence of the United States, it is proper to show one's gratitude to the United States for the freedom it avails to those that live there.

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Rental Ona'ah

By Rabbi Meir Orlian

I know that there is ona’ah regarding sales, replied Ari, but I never heard about ona’ah regarding rental. Anyway, I didn’t overcharge you; you offered $40 on your own! Besides, you should have asked around yesterday. You can’t come today and claim ona’ah.

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Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

A Fundraiser’s Reward ‘Those Who Persuade Others To Give Charity Are Greater’ (Bava Basra 9a)

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Trickle Down Theory

By Rabbi Simcha Feuerman

As to why the Sages considered sin with the mouth as a precursor to sexual immorality, on a simple level we may say that lack of boundaries and respect will lead to also breaking barriers of dignity and body integrity.

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Are Our Weddings Too Expensive?

By Jewish Press Staff

Is it right? In my estimation it can be misconstrued and seen as a sign of arrogance and haughtiness which our Sages certainly look upon as being at best unacceptable behavior for Jewish people.

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Recipe For Raising A Happy Well-Adjusted Child

By Rabbi Dani Staum

Prepare based on temperament and personality. Add healthy dose of tefillah. Mix together all ingredients while continually adding tefillos. Allow to rise generously.

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Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

No Trespass ‘Two Gardens, One Above The Other…’ (Bava Metzia 118b)

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The Lost Hat

By Rabbi Meir Orlian

The primary means of hashavas aveidah, returning lost items, is through simanim, identifying features, replied Rabbi Dayan.

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Do Away With The Middleman

By Rabbi Simcha Feuerman

On practical level, we must ask ourselves: Aren’t there halachot that are more serious than others? No legal or moral system can operate by treating everything with equal priority (see Tosafos Yom Tov on Avos 2:1).

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Honest Plea

By Rabbi Dani Staum

When it comes to parenting/teaching we don’t like to watch children make mistakes. We also don’t like having to take the time and energy to enforce the consequences of those mistakes.

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Selling To A Third Party

By Rabbi Meir Orlian

Even if the property was initially intended for renting out, either partner can demand to dissolve the partnership through gode o agod – i.e., he offers the other partner the option to either buy (gode) or sell (agod) the respective half of the property (C.M. 171:8).

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Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

For Lack Of Funds ‘Merchants In Sura Are Not In [Biblical] Violation …’ (Bava Metzia 111a)

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Eviction Notice

By Rabbi Simcha Feuerman

G-d had grand plans for the world. There would be nothing wasted. Even the wood itself would be a part of the fruit. That’s potentially true, but in reality there will be losses. Not every part of the process will yield fruit.

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If I Could Be Like…

By Rabbi Dani Staum

If we had our way, we might indeed have the yeshiva students write about how iconic heroes have an immensely deep influence on politics, ethics, outlook, and everything in between. But the names of the heroes would be worlds – nay, universes – apart!

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How Should One Balance Learning On The First Night Of Shavuot With Not Being Exhausted The Rest Of Shavuot?

By Jewish Press Staff

If staying up all night will cause one great discomfort or ruin one's Yom Tov and cause one not to be able to learn properly during Shavuot and its aftermath, then there are halachic grounds to be lenient and to go to sleep Shavous night.

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Mazel u’Bracha

By Rabbi Meir Orlian

Usually, a kinyan must be made for a transaction to be binding, whereas retracting from a verbal agreement carries only the stigma of mechusar amana – lacking trustworthiness, replied Rabbi Dayan. Nonetheless, stating ‘mazel u’bracha’ is considered a binding obligation in diamond commerce, according to many poskim.

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Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

Must Investments Be Invested? ‘The Parts of The Iska Are Interdependent’ (Bava Metzia 105a)

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Teach Your Children Well: What Would You Fight For?

By Slovie Jungreis Wolff

I felt that this would be a most memorable night that could not easily be duplicated. After all, how often in life do we get to hear the words of a survivor who transformed their life and discovered Hashem in the process of healing?

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Daf Yomi And Conditions Applicable To The Gaza War And Proposals To End It

By Rabbi Aaron I. Reichel

Let us all hope and pray that no more civilian lives will be lost, Israeli or Arab. But query whether it is realistic to expect this to happen if the leadership of the Israelis, the Arabs, and the Americans all have their way.

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To The Top

By Rabbi Dani Staum

Living entails aspiration for growth and great effort to get there. But sometimes we strive to accomplish too much in too little time, and thereby set ourselves up for frustration and failure.

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Halachic Gray Areas

By Rabbi Simcha Feuerman

It is interesting that the Gemara does not seem to have an issue with the borrower’s somewhat deceitful motives. This would seem to be a violation of geneivas da’as, misleading a person in order to achieve an inappropriate gain.

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Cash Wages

By Rabbi Meir Orlian

There is a mitzvah to pay wages that day, and a prohibition – bal talin – to withhold wages, even if requires effort, replied Mr. Klein. But you offered Mrs. Adler alternate forms of payment. I’m not sure whether that’s sufficient.

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Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

A Public Servant ‘You Our Master Are Loaned To Us…’ (Bava Metzia 97a)

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