The Halachot of Sifting Flour

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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.

with your cell phone with a guest with a movie with a video another video of somebody that would sound bugs in the flower you take the flower and you look inside in see open-end or cockroaches and existed and wonderful they found over there bugs so now everybody is encouraged to cease the flower actually plant and you think it's a very old thing but the question is is it really required and when you go to the course Delhi did you know that in order to require you to sit so to clean something it's only if there's muta mazui which means there's a likelihood depends how you understand mutable - it's ten percent three percent chances it's their different opinions that we spoke in the past many times but it needs to have some kind of likelihood if it's unlikely to have bugs in those flowers so you don't need to check if the chances are

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1. 0:00with your cell phone with a guest with a movie with a video another video of…
2. 0:31required and when you go to the course Delhi did you know that in order to…
3. 1:02very very small like less than two percent let's say that you find buzz in the…
4. 1:35therefore even the strictest Mushka team in the field that specializing in checking bugs say that…
5. 2:05date is still a while from now so there's no requirement to check and to since…
6. 2:36it doesn't look to you all the investors you can eat it without shifting it so…

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