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Baba Batra 23 | Daf Hayomi Shiur by Rav Elisha Abib

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Rav Elisha Abib

A Daf Hayomi shiur on Baba Batra 23 delivered by Rav Elisha Abib under the guidance of Rav Israel Abib.

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Palm trees, the crows, were eating the blood and climbing on the small palm trees. They landed on the small small palm trees. They landed on the small palm trees and damaged the dates. RF told them to get rid of the crows from here. Rachid said they are called "cor courour" because they cry out when they cry. You can hear them say "corcour pere," that's why they are also called crows in French. In any case, he told them to get out of here, the crows, in other words, stop doing your work here. It brings me problems, crows, dirty problems, and so stop this work here. Ravf asked if it was them who damaged the trees. They take their blood and the crows come from there. He replied that R said it was forbidden, even if it's indirect, it's called causing damage and not doing it. To damage it and not doing it. To damage it directly, even that, a priori, is forbidden, even if it won't be a turn, but a priori it's forbidden, so I have the right to demand that he leave there. They already have a haaka to do this work here. Answer her, she already said there's no razaka, that means I ca n't say, but it's been like this forever. I've always been here, you've never said anything to me, uh, so you, you allowed me to, I, I already have a right to do this, this already have a right to do this, this work here, we don't say it like that, ask V, didn't we clearly specify that when there is no khzaka for denakin, that is to say, when do I say that someone who has become accustomed to a use of the place that causes damage to their neighbor, their neighbor cannot prevent them from doing so if they already have a habit and

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  1. 0:08Palm trees, the crows, were eating the blood and climbing on the small palm trees. They
  2. 2:42prevent them from doing so if they already have a habit and their neighbor has, you
  3. 5:49my fields, I only have the right to do it if I have 50 all around
  4. 8:57km, the farmer can't put traps and nets there to catch pigeons. So you see that
  5. 12:06said, from there we see, our Mishnah comes to tell us that the bad can Giving
  6. 15:09regarding the dovecote, we can't say that, and so perhaps here we'll tell him to move
  7. 18:18contradicts proximity? Are you going to go according to proximity or according to the majority? Come
  8. 21:23learned of a pigeon found among the 50 amotes unovar. It belongs to the owner of
  9. 24:35more than 50? The thing is, he's no longer at that young age where he only
  10. 27:40above. Later, he said that Rab was brought back to B. Let's return here to Lamara.

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