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Do Women Have a Mitzvah To Eat on Erev Yom Kippur? - The Great Dilemma of Rebbi Akiva Eiger

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Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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tenth so from here we learn there's a mitzvah irasa to eat on arab yom kippur so there's a big shailah and this is a shiloh that many of the khoinim are koiker and they they ask about and really the first uh the uh maybe not the first but the the resha in hamid abram the head of all those who figure out this issue is rebecca vega rebecca veger and the chuvas in cemetery it has a following suffix and that is our women what's a shama shadow is like this on the one hand it's a mitzvah di raisa it's a mitsubishma grama says mr chan's my grandma woman should be potter from eating on ibm kipper on the other hand it's learned out from the initial part of inisem is fasting on the 10th and eating on the ninth well if it's part of the ini some women are muhlen therefore they would be of in the mitzvah of eating on erbium kipper and robert kibager uh says that

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  1. 0:30tenth so from here we learn there's a mitzvah irasa to eat on arab yom kippur…
  2. 1:00what's a shama shadow is like this on the one hand it's a mitzvah di raisa…
  3. 1:30uh says that he doesn't have a chance to give a decisive answer to this question…
  4. 2:00an asmr if it's a mitsudra banan te iran arabiyam kippur then women would be aways…
  5. 2:32kippur now it would be doubtful that the milk is referring it has a wondrous name…
  6. 3:04najar the author of limu hashem uh he was the first to have be to present…
  7. 3:34next day which is equally applicable to both men and women women also need to fast…

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