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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Yoram Abergel’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

Who is beaten with bread and only touches the bread with one hand. Do I need to wash both hands or is it enough to wash only one hand? So the holy sages said that even a person who eats with only one hand should wash their hands with both hands. And our holy sages explain this by what they said in the holy Gemara what they said in the holy Gemara about Samuel, who in his childhood days, one day met the teacher who taught him, and Samuel was feeding some little boy food into his mouth, and this boy was Samuel himself, perhaps he needed hands because he didn't eat. The teacher gave him to eat, and this boy had to eat. The teacher gave him to eat, and this boy had to wash his hands. Samuel didn't need to wash his hands, and his teacher was wrong, thinking that it was helpful, and Samuel himself let him eat, so he touched the bread, so he had to wash his hands, so he gave him a slap. He heard the boy give him a slap. Why? For holding the bread without washing his hands. So his father Samuel saw him, this teacher. They So his father Samuel saw him, this teacher. They said, "Why did you give him a slap?" They said, "He gave the boy to eat, but he didn't wash his hands." He said to him, "I don't know how you didn't learn the law, you just know him." Why? Because the law is not the one who holds the bread. The one who eats from where, because that's how it was established. Our holy sages say that a person who is dining himself must wash his hands because he is dining and the other person who is not dining does not actually eat, even though he is holding the bread, he does

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1. 0:02Who is beaten with bread and only touches the bread with one hand. Do I need…
2. 2:06actually eat, even though he is holding the bread, he does not need his hands. There…
3. 4:52eat bread like that with wet hands, that is what he does, so therefore blessed are…
4. 6:55the world, who is like a pleasant servant." Then we wonder after we did it this…
5. 9:36very interesting custom. They have several Ashkenazi customs. Some people practice it, not three, three, only…
6. 11:42nativita. Everything is the same as if he did not recite the blessing, then he can…
7. 14:18relieve himself and from there goes to eat bread according to the opinion of Ben Ish…
8. 16:24right of protection for a person who comes out of the bathroom will make a tendency…
9. 19:07then he should try to wipe his hands only with the wind. He wiped himself with…
10. 21:13to such an extent that it is so dense that he can, then it is good…

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