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Rabbi Moshe Moretov- Halachot Shabbat, Laws of Muktzeh

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Rabbi Moshe Moretov

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unsalted fish considered M no is if a person has unsalted fish now I I did the format this by the way this book just to give you introduction of what we're talking about this is a summary of all volume three talks about the Practical laws of practical laws of healing on Shabbat practical laws of commending a all these type of laws are in this and I what I did I summarized the entire I what I did I summarized the entire volume which is months and years of work I did it in Hebrew questions answers and you know for our English speakers I translated right now into English so if there is a mistakes of typos or phrases that they are or grammar please correct me so this way I'm going to uh improve that book and make the best book for everybody to enjoy from okay so we are on page 18 right now is unsalted fish considered M back in the day times people didn't have sushi the day times people didn't have sushi there was no such a thing they had raw meat food is not how you say raw meat in English there is probably a certain word yeah but there is probably certain dish tartar tartar tar so tartar back in the day was a very common thing in Kaz days Sushi there was no such a thing people didn't eat raw fish it was not normal even to do sure so that's why if it's unsalted fish back in the day used to be M so say so we're going to the way the

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  1. 0:00unsalted fish considered M no is if a person has unsalted fish now I I did
  2. 4:15be moved so nowadays raw meat or raw fish you're allowed to move on Shabbat even
  3. 8:23hand it's 100% alow got what if some people eat a who eats R pot some
  4. 12:35on Shabbat the laws are more lenient is more strict on whatever is edable for animal
  5. 17:17come that's I told you you have to be dressed up nice Su ties whatever it
  6. 21:32ice cream yeah the ice cream you rip the the paper you put it on the
  7. 25:55cliff mixed up is the other one this one us used to throw it before used
  8. 30:31so now you make the double n on the ran level so double n on a
  9. 35:01protecting you from disasters you did aah take a leftover of it put it next to
  10. 39:22medications it is not considered M an example is milking a cow on Shabbat it is

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