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החיד''א-שיעור לנשים הכנה לפסח א'-אור לכ''ג אדר השני תשפ''ד

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Rabbi Yoram Abergel

החיד''א-שיעור לנשים הכנה לפסח א'-אור לכ''ג אדר השני תשפ''ד

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Israel at the time of the Hatam Sofer was one man all the time, may God have mercy on him, he fought with his wife every day, every day for 30 years of marriage, every day there would be wars. One day the Hatam Sofer came and asked one of the sages, he said to him, our Lord, Pesach and Sukkot are two long holidays, bless God, seven days and seven days. Why is it that on Pesach they do everything with great pomp and great severity? Some do days. Why is it that on Pesach they do everything with great pomp and great severity? Some do not eat legumes, some do not eat paposhdo, even if it did nothing to them. Some do not eat coconut, I do not know. Some do not eat sugar. There are all kinds of strict customs, strict, strict, cleaning, arranging everything. They really go on Pesach in a thorough manner, to the very end. The last thing on the holiday of Sukkot is that they do everything in retrospect. last thing on the holiday of Sukkot is that they do everything in retrospect. You need a Sukkah with four sides. It is written in the halacha that even if there are two sides and a third, it is good. There is something called a curved side, as if it is far from the Sukkah, it is also good. There is half of the thatch. It is invalid. Sometimes it is good. Sometimes it is not good. All situations, as if and it is kosher. Why is everything in retrospect and it is kosher in the Sukkah? The sage who was there on Pesach said to him, "Who is this?" The one who is

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  1. 0:00Israel at the time of the Hatam Sofer was one man all the time, may God
  2. 6:14Tunis. There's been a dispute for 60 years, the son of the Moroccans, Tunisia, who invented
  3. 12:20if it belonged to a Jew on Passover, then we are not allowed to eat it
  4. 18:42with the bread? He doesn't even know that it's dairy bread, and then he eats meat
  5. 24:51Bisli. The five packs are old because it's kosher for Passover. He tells me. A chametz
  6. 31:17eat is some matzah. And they make matzah at home. If they had a Passover blessing,
  7. 37:28Why not eat them? This is not a personal dispute, God forbid, between the sages of
  8. 43:41blessed family. The eyes are with him. People were happy. They almost passed. Heroism has not
  9. 50:06from stinginess and to make the Holy One, blessed be He, happy. A person who has
  10. 56:26your Torah. This is the joy of Hashem, blessed be He. Therefore, blessed be you, how

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