The Controversy of the Distinction Between Shabbos Chol Hamoed Sukkos and Pesach

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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.

what do you do about Shabbos is like any other Shabbos it's not yamtif it's a regular Shabbos you say and you conclude Baruch Hashem however drama in the dark emotion writes quotes the marrow that the khasima of the brachis Israel and says the Rama that is an Autumn and hug him so the question is what is the distinction between Shabbos and Shabbos we just conclude and Shabbos we conclude Israel answers that circus is different than pesach and each day is I indicated by the fact that we say hello Shalom on each day which is caused by the fact that we have different carbonates every day the good morning erican says that the reason why we say hello shalim each day of circus is because it's therefore since each day of circus is considered a separate yamdiff that's why we say hello Shalom on each day so it's not just Hollow might it's my and therefore it is appropriate not only to say boss but

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1. 0:30what do you do about Shabbos is like any other Shabbos it's not yamtif it's a…
2. 1:01Israel and says the Rama that is an Autumn and hug him so the question is…
3. 1:33hello Shalom on each day which is caused by the fact that we have different carbonates…
4. 2:05pesach has viewed as one long jump It's one yamtif it has the same carbonus each…
5. 2:36foreign the first three alleles are for the specific kriya of that day and there's the…
6. 3:07fourth Aliyah is the the mafter and therefore there's no difference between regular halamite and Chavez…
7. 3:56which is printed at the end of the based on what it says he writes that…
8. 4:31however in the conclusion says you just conclude Baruch Hashem so we have this very interesting…
9. 5:02Brewerton so here we have this little known halacha that now you too could be aware…

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