Mishna Brura Daily. Chanuka ( ''). Opening From Two Opposite Sides.

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

foreign we're talking about a yard a house that has a front yard a backyard or it has an opening from one side and another side which means imagine from both sides of the street he goes on a Avenue or it goes on the street and you have one on East seven and one on East 8th it goes through and through that house so through and through that house so therefore person that passes on East seventh and he doesn't see that there's minora on that window it has suspicion on the person living inside maybe he's not lighting therefore one is to light on East 8 and on East seventh and both sides of his house that's what he says here says

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1. 0:00foreign we're talking about a yard a house that has a front yard a backyard or…
2. 0:31through and through that house so therefore person that passes on East seventh and he doesn't…
3. 1:05if you have two openings two doors but they're both on the same side of the…
4. 1:35again when they don't see the menorah because it's on the other side of the street…
5. 2:16time people eat outside but today many people live inside the house on the table some…
6. 2:46it's eight though for those that lie light by the opening of their house…

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