מרצה | Title | תקציר | סידרה |
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Harav Mosheh Lichtenstein | Ein Safek Motzi Mi-ydei Vadai (9a) | The mishna in Pesachim 9a states that no additional precautionary steps are required after the conclusion of bedikat chametz, since the house is considered chametz-free and the possibility of a mischievous rodent coming in from the cold with all of the neighborhood chametz need not be taken into account. | Masekhtot - Iyun |
Dr. Moshe Koppel | The Principle of Kavu'a | The principle of kavu'a tells us that just as a group is of indeterminate nature, so too, an unspecified member of said group is regarded as of indeterminate nature. | Masekhtot - Iyun |
Rav Ezra Bick | Intro to Issurei Hana'a – (Masekhet Pesachim Second Perek) | Masekhtot - Iyun | |
Rav Yair Kahn | Places Exempt from Bedika (8a) | Bedika as a function of the presence of chametz | Masekhtot - Iyun |
Rav Moshe Taragin | The Handling of Impure Teruma | The gemara in Shabbat (25a) rules that it is a mitzva to burn "teruma" which has become tamei. | Talmudic Methodology |
Rav Moshe Taragin | The Prohibition of Working on Erev Pesach | The Mishna at the beginning of the fourth perek of Pesachim describes issur of performing melakha (labor) after chatzot (noon) on Erev Pesach. | Talmudic Methodology |