Rosh Hashanah: Dip the Apple In the Honey.......But Don't Make A Bracha Loud and Clear

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Daniel Glatstein’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

that a person should be accustomed to eat on rosh hashanah dates and other items and ramos says that there's a custom many have a practice to eat an apple a sweet apple and honey and they added fila that the year should be renewed to be a good sweet year here's the issue the issue is that among many of the sumanum as we mentioned are dates which by the way just as an aside is probably best to avoid eating dates unless you are very proficient in checking them because dates often have bugs in them and unless you're a professional it would be very difficult to check them but there are the mahabharata says to eat dates and you say tamos you say you eat remind him and you say nizka near bes kareem so you're eating from the shiva samin and therefore points out in the xiaomi and then that we know that when a person eats a number of fruits the cur the broth the

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1. 0:30that a person should be accustomed to eat on rosh hashanah dates and other items and…
2. 1:03is probably best to avoid eating dates unless you are very proficient in checking them because…
3. 1:34item with which to make the bracha on is from the shiva samin and therefore it…
4. 2:06you've been doing for many many years i remember one year i mentioned this in one…
5. 2:39emly israel but for those who want to follow the halacha bid according to its punctilious…
6. 3:15is first to make the bracha on the shavasamine however the kabakaim is not stick the…
7. 3:49bracha on the apple however the baneshkai writes that the correct procedure is first the tamarim…

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