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Gefet- Gemara, Perushim, and Tosafot, an in-depth Iyun gemara shiurIn the Mishnah at the beginning of the chapter, there is a debate between Rabbi Shimon and the Sages regarding the concept of beriyah (a complete entity). Rabbi Shimon holds that eating even the smallest amount of a forbidden item—if it constitutes a complete entity—incurs lashes. The Sages disagree, requiring a minimum quantity (kezayit) for liability. Rabbi Shimon challenges them: if one who eats an ant is liable, then surely eating a single grain of wheat should also be. The Mishnah doesn't clarify how the Sages responded to this claim. Join us as we trace this fascinating dispute from the Talmud to the Shulchan Aruch.Gefet Ep 109Gefet with Rabbanit Yael Shimoni and Shalhevet Schwartz is in collaboration with Yeshivat Drisha. Learn more on ⁠⁠hadran.org.il

The Process of Emes: Exploring the Intersection of Torah, Dibu, and TzedakahIn this episode, the speaker delves into the intricate teachings of the Rebbe regarding the concepts of Emes (truth) and Sheker (falsehood) within the scope of Torah study, especially focusing on the progression and connection of Dibu (speech) and Tzedakah (charity). The discussion examines the traditional interpretation and deeper meanings of various Hebrew terms and their significance in understanding Jewish thought and practice, illustrating that these elements are part of a continuous, interconnected process rather than isolated concepts.00:00 Introduction to the Process04:06 The Role of Emes and Sheker08:12 The Importance of Dibur22:29 The Significance of Numbers31:04 The Concept of Dibu Begolos34:35 Exploring the Connection Between Dibur and Hallel V'hoda'ah36:01 The Role of Chochmah & Eitzah40:06 The Relationship Between Dibur and Tzedakah42:33 The Essence of Adam and Communication46:47 Concluding Thoughts on Dibur and Tzedakah

R' Motti Gottlieb Torah Beis - Iyun Advanced SeriesUnderstanding the Concept of Tzara and Yeshua in Torah and HalachaThis script delves into a deep discussion about the teachings of a rabbi regarding the concepts of Tzara (trouble) and Yeshua (salvation) within the context of Torah and Halacha. It explores the idea that the onset of Tzara marks the beginning of a process leading to Yeshua. The script explains how Tzara, while initially perceived as a challenge, is part of a larger divine process that ultimately results in a new state of order and understanding. The rabbi emphasizes the importance of appreciating this process by engaging in Halul and Hoda'ah (praise and gratitude), which not only recognize the Yeshua but also facilitate it during times of Tzara.00:00 Introduction 03:09 Understanding the Concept of Tzara04:18 The Role of the Heart in Tzara08:04 Exploring the Halacha and Tzara Connection12:36 The Process of Tzara and Its Implications14:45 The Physical and Spiritual Dynamics of Tzara19:57 The Concept of Bittul and Its Relevance25:02 The Example of Monetary Sacrifice28:30 Exploring the Concept of Chassaron and Millie29:24 Understanding the Timing of Chessed33:20 The Process of Overcoming Tzarah40:41 The Importance of Hallel V'hoda'ah45:09 Concluding Thoughts

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