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Here is a perfect example of the disconnect between Halachah and what communal and corporate Judaism has become. Halachah says that when you are traveling, you are exempt from eating in a Sukkah. So naturally, what do we invent? A “Travel Sukkah.” 😂 Apparently, even...

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the family is at the shabbos meal, and the pot of stew or meat is sitting on the hot plate or covered stove. it gets lifted off to serve a portion, and the rest needs to go back on the heat because people at the table will probably want seconds. the ohr yitzchak...

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