1) At the end of Tehillim there are three additional pesukim. Why were they added?[1] 2) An unmarried Kohen borrows a Shul Tallis for Duchening. Should he say a brocho?[2] 3) When saying Haftorah along with the one who had Maftir, do I have to be yoitze with his brochos?[3] Read more
1) One who made Kiddush before Musaf is advised to make Kiddush again after Musaf:[1] 2) Raspberries are reputed to be regularly infested. A whole bug is a ‘beryah’ and is therefore not boteil. If I puree the fruit, the bugs will not remain whole and will therefore be boteil. Read more
https://open.spotify.com/episode/6pXnxfr8m0ZwIcQlkiONsi?si=lMiqzXSlR2aNd6RLhC_2Mg 1) Preparing Hoshanos for young children; source in Yerushalmi:[1] 2) Our front yard has a very wide opening to the street – more than ten amos. We have gates, so when they’re closed we’re good. What about when they are opened?[2] 3) One who spent time in jail because Read more