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Does One Say Hagomel When Returning From Florida?

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Rabbi Shay Tahan

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hello those that travel from new york frank for instance to florida florida to new york or any trip that's lengthy need to say afterwards bill cut hagomel whether they went driving or they went on an airplane the airplane there was a maglocket in the poschem whether you say burkata gomel on a flight le masse majority of the poschem hold you do say they will cut a gomer either because it's considered yo de hayam just like a person goes on the ocean or washer feinstein explains just like in the ocean you can't be there if the boat is not floating over here the airplane is in the air if he stops for a second person falls he needs that airplane to keep on going so it's in a way a person is not on the on the earth and he's stable and also there's some danger to it and therefore you say bill categomel for such a thing some wanted to say maybe only if you go over an ocean regardless the flight to florida back is over

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  1. 0:00hello those that travel from new york frank for instance to florida florida to new york…
  2. 0:31person goes on the ocean or washer feinstein explains just like in the ocean you can't…
  3. 1:04certain uh amount of an ocean and therefore according to those opinions also you would say…
  4. 1:38a mahloket whether you see a gomel on every destination you reach he says that is…
  5. 2:13back so when a person comes back definitely he says hagomel does he say gomel also…
  6. 2:46where the kahal is there you have the ten people in the congregation one should say…

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