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Nissan 2 5780 | Baruch Gordon
Beyond the 4 Amot Kabbalistic Twist on Vayikra
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Return of “Borrowed” Pre-School Items – III
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Siyum for Taanit Bechorot Via Live Streaming
On Erev Pesach, I will be in a small Jewish community that will not have a siyum. Is it permitted for me – a bechor – to break the ta’anit bechorot based on a siyum in which I “participate” via Skype?
Bemare Habazak - Rabbis Questions Erev Pesach
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