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It is forbidden to offer any sacrificial item outside the Azara. This prohibition applies both to valid offerings and to offerings that became invalid in the kodesh—meaning either after they were brought into the Azara or after they were slaughtered. A braita derives the various valid and invalid items for which one is liable if offered outside the Azara from derashot on the verses in Vayikra 19:8–9. The Mishna rules that if one offers outside the Temple an olive‑bulk composed of a combination of meat and imurim (the fatty portions burned on the altar) of a burnt offering, one is liable. This implies that in the case of a peace offering, the two would not combine, since the meat is designated for consumption while the imurim are designated for burning. Although this inference is supported by Tosefta Meila 1:15, that Tosefta appears to contradict a Mishna in Meila 15b. The Tosefta states that in a burnt offering, the meat and imurim combine for pigul, notar, and impurity, whereas the Mishna states that they combine for pigul and notar in all types of offerings, not only burnt offerings. The Gemara resolves these contradictions by explaining that the terms pigul and notar refer to different cases in each source. The distinction regarding pigul is between (1) eating pigul and (2) having a pigul thought concerning eating or burning the combined olive‑bulk. The distinction regarding notar is between (1) eating leftover meat and imurim after their designated time and (2) a case where parts of an animal (a combined olive‑bulk of meat and imurim) remained from an animal that had been lost before the blood was sprinkled. Since in a peace offering the meat and imurim are destined for different places - human consumption and the altar - they cannot combine in situations where the law depends on their being in the same place (such as pigul thought or leftover parts from before the sprinkling of the blood). However, they can combine in a case involving the eating of disqualified parts. This interpretation of the Tosefta aligns with the view of Rabbi Yehoshua, who discusses a case in which only an olive‑bulk of the animal remains before the sprinkling of the blood. Items that are entirely burned on the altar - such as the kometz, frankincense, the mincha of the priests, and similar offerings - also incur liability if offered outside. However, there is a dispute between the rabbis and Rabbi Elazar regarding whether liability applies for offering merely an olive‑bulk or only when the entire item is burned outside. A braita is then cited concerning the requisite amounts for liability when offering a incense outside and for burning incense inside. Initially, a question is raised about the incense and the meaning of the braita. After Rabbi Zeira resolves the question, he raises a further difficulty based on a statement of Rav regarding Rabbi Elazar's opinion about the required amount for liability when offering incense outside the Temple. Rava and Abaye each propose solutions, but both are ultimately rejected.

It is forbidden to offer any sacrificial item outside the Azara. This prohibition applies both to valid offerings and to offerings that became invalid in the kodesh—meaning either after they were brought into the Azara or after they were slaughtered. A braita derives the various valid and invalid items for which one is liable if offered outside the Azara from derashot on the verses in Vayikra 19:8–9. The Mishna rules that if one offers outside the Temple an olive‑bulk composed of a combination of meat and imurim (the fatty portions burned on the altar) of a burnt offering, one is liable. This implies that in the case of a peace offering, the two would not combine, since the meat is designated for consumption while the imurim are designated for burning. Although this inference is supported by Tosefta Meila 1:15, that Tosefta appears to contradict a Mishna in Meila 15b. The Tosefta states that in a burnt offering, the meat and imurim combine for pigul, notar, and impurity, whereas the Mishna states that they combine for pigul and notar in all types of offerings, not only burnt offerings. The Gemara resolves these contradictions by explaining that the terms pigul and notar refer to different cases in each source. The distinction regarding pigul is between (1) eating pigul and (2) having a pigul thought concerning eating or burning the combined olive‑bulk. The distinction regarding notar is between (1) eating leftover meat and imurim after their designated time and (2) a case where parts of an animal (a combined olive‑bulk of meat and imurim) remained from an animal that had been lost before the blood was sprinkled. Since in a peace offering the meat and imurim are destined for different places - human consumption and the altar - they cannot combine in situations where the law depends on their being in the same place (such as pigul thought or leftover parts from before the sprinkling of the blood). However, they can combine in a case involving the eating of disqualified parts. This interpretation of the Tosefta aligns with the view of Rabbi Yehoshua, who discusses a case in which only an olive‑bulk of the animal remains before the sprinkling of the blood. Items that are entirely burned on the altar - such as the kometz, frankincense, the mincha of the priests, and similar offerings - also incur liability if offered outside. However, there is a dispute between the rabbis and Rabbi Elazar regarding whether liability applies for offering merely an olive‑bulk or only when the entire item is burned outside. A braita is then cited concerning the requisite amounts for liability when offering a incense outside and for burning incense inside. Initially, a question is raised about the incense and the meaning of the braita. After Rabbi Zeira resolves the question, he raises a further difficulty based on a statement of Rav regarding Rabbi Elazar's opinion about the required amount for liability when offering incense outside the Temple. Rava and Abaye each propose solutions, but both are ultimately rejected.

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 Study Guide Bava Batra 79 Today’s daf is sponsored by the Hadran zoom family in loving memory of the beloved mother of their dear Hadran learner and friend, Rhona Fink - Millie Laxer, Malka bat Sarah v'Avraham z"l, who passed away yesterday. “May her family be comforted among aveilei Zion v’Yerushalayim. What is the punishment for those who separate themselves from the words of Torah? A Mishna in Meila is brought which discusses one who consecrates an item that generally holds something else like a pit with water, or a field with crops. If one consecrates the pit, is the water consecrated as well? Does it depend on whether it was full of water when it was consecrated or if it was empty? In which items do Rabbi Yehuda and Rabbi Yosi disagree? After reconciling the disagreement between them with the words of Rebbi in a braita, the Gemara proceeds to bring a different braita also regarding this issue. In that braita, there is a debate between the rabbis and Rabbi Elazar b'Rabbi Shimon. First Raba explains the debate to be parallel to that of Rabbi Yehuda and Rabbi Yosi, but this is rejected in light of the latter case in the braita where Rabbi Elazar. In conclusion, they explain the debate differently. The debate in the first part of the braita is based on a debate between Rabbi Meir and the rabbis about whether one can acquire items that are not yet in existence. A difficulty is raised, but it is resolved. The debate in the second part depends on whether we learn laws of consecrated items from laws of sales. A difficulty is raised with the explanations of each of these. A difficulty is raised on this explanation, as well, from our Mishna but it is resolved, as is proven from a braita, that the position in our Mishna is a minority opinion.

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 Study Guide Bava Batra 79 Today’s daf is sponsored by the Hadran zoom family in loving memory of the beloved mother of their dear Hadran learner and friend, Rhona Fink - Millie Laxer, Malka bat Sarah v'Avraham z"l, who passed away yesterday. “May her family be comforted among aveilei Zion v’Yerushalayim. What is the punishment for those who separate themselves from the words of Torah? A Mishna in Meila is brought which discusses one who consecrates an item that generally holds something else like a pit with water, or a field with crops. If one consecrates the pit, is the water consecrated as well? Does it depend on whether it was full of water when it was consecrated or if it was empty? In which items do Rabbi Yehuda and Rabbi Yosi disagree? After reconciling the disagreement between them with the words of Rebbi in a braita, the Gemara proceeds to bring a different braita also regarding this issue. In that braita, there is a debate between the rabbis and Rabbi Elazar b'Rabbi Shimon. First Raba explains the debate to be parallel to that of Rabbi Yehuda and Rabbi Yosi, but this is rejected in light of the latter case in the braita where Rabbi Elazar. In conclusion, they explain the debate differently. The debate in the first part of the braita is based on a debate between Rabbi Meir and the rabbis about whether one can acquire items that are not yet in existence. A difficulty is raised, but it is resolved. The debate in the second part depends on whether we learn laws of consecrated items from laws of sales. A difficulty is raised with the explanations of each of these. A difficulty is raised on this explanation, as well, from our Mishna but it is resolved, as is proven from a braita, that the position in our Mishna is a minority opinion.

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On the weird and wonderful we talk to Mogaile Mogashoa, Engineer, Historian and Founder of Darkiepedia, joins us to talk about bird mythology, about meila which can sometimes intertwine with superstition. What is the difference? So Meila are a thing, the forbidden stuff in folklore, what do you call them in your language? Like izandla azithwalwa ekhanda ngokomlando, it's a pose of lamentation so may attract such? Leswielo ga le emishwe, ebile ga le adingwe, you don't put a broom in a standing position, also you may not borrow it. Mosetsana ga a tshwanela go ja mae. Kana moimana ga a tshwanela go ja mae, ka gore o ka belega ka bothata. Moimana ga a tshwanela go nwa metsi a eme ka dinao, ka gore ngwana o ka nna tlhogo tona e bile e tletse metsi. There are many… Which ones have you got for us? Have you done any of it and experienced anything out of the ordinary?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

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Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Sous l'égide Rav Israel Abib, dafhayomi.fr diffuse les chiourim de daf hayomi dispensées par la Yechiva Ohavei Toretekha (Tocqueville Paris / Raanana). Les chiourim sont disponibles en audio (podcast) et Video, la veille en fin de soirée. Rav Israel Abib dirige les institutions Yeshiva Ohavei Torateha (Tocqueville Paris - Raanana) ainsi que le site dafhayomi.fr Retrouvez tous les chiourim de Rav Israel Abib (Paracha, Education, Moussar, Hagim... )sur la chaîne suivante

Today's daf is sponsored by Elana Kermaier in loving memory of her father Moshe Fox z"l, Moshe Yehuda ben haRav Binyamin v'Chaya Tzipora on his sixth yahrzeit. "Your love of nature and the outdoors made Sukkot your favorite holiday. We so much miss celebrating this chag with you in our Sukkah.". Today's daf is sponsored by Ron and Shira Krebs in loving memory of Shira's mother, Batya Rachel bat Yakov v'Rivkah, Brenda Katz, on her first yahrzeit. If one sells a house with the intent to move to Israel but does not mention it as a condition of the sale and the move to Israel does not work out, can one cancel the sale of the house? Rava rules that "matters of the heart are not considered matters" and therefore the sale cannot be canceled. The sages bring five different sources to bring a source for this principle but the first four suggestions are rejected. Eventually, it is proven from a Mishna in Meila 6:1. A few other cases are mentioned regarding one who sold his house with the intent to move to Israel - in one case, he moved but then moved back as it didn't work out and in another, he never moved. In the first case, Rava ruled and in the second, Rav Ashi ruled, but there were two different versions regarding each of the rulings. If a man appoints an agent to betroth his wife in a specific location, the betrothal is only effective if the agent does exactly as he was told. But if the man tells the agent to betroth her and specifies where the agent can find her, if he finds her somewhere else and betroths her there, the betrothal is effective. Why does this need to be specified here by betrothal and also in Gittin regarding marriage? If a man betroths a woman with a condition that she does not have vows she has taken upon herself or blemishes and she in fact does, the betrothal is ineffective. But if he did not betroth her with that condition and yet finds out once betrothed that she has vows or blemishes, he can divorce her without having to give her the ketuba money. If a betrothal takes place but the husband does not do it with the value of a pruta and then later sends gifts that were traditionally sent to the bride's family after betrothal (sovlonot) to her house, the betrothal is ineffective as we assume the gifts were not meant for kiddushin. The Mishna lists three different types of cases where sending gifts would be ineffective - what is unique about each of the three cases that warranted each being mentioned? If the man only sent gifts (without a betrothal), do we need to be concerned that perhaps it was sent with the intent to betroth (or that there must have already been a betrothal - otherwise, why would he be sending the gifts)? Rav Huna and Raba hold that she is considered betrothed by safek (out of doubt) and will require a get before getting married to someone else. Two versions are brought about a discussion Raba and Abaye have regarding this ruling - in each version one supports and one disagrees. What does the Gemara conclude regarding this case? If one finds a ketuba of a woman in the marketplace and it is not known that she was betrothed, do we need to be strict and assume she must have been betrothed? On what does it depend? If one betrothed two women at the same time who are both forbidden to him on account of each other, such as a woman and her sister or a woman and her mother, neither betrothal is effective.

Today's daf is sponsored by Elana Kermaier in loving memory of her father Moshe Fox z"l, Moshe Yehuda ben haRav Binyamin v'Chaya Tzipora on his sixth yahrzeit. "Your love of nature and the outdoors made Sukkot your favorite holiday. We so much miss celebrating this chag with you in our Sukkah.". Today's daf is sponsored by Ron and Shira Krebs in loving memory of Shira's mother, Batya Rachel bat Yakov v'Rivkah, Brenda Katz, on her first yahrzeit. If one sells a house with the intent to move to Israel but does not mention it as a condition of the sale and the move to Israel does not work out, can one cancel the sale of the house? Rava rules that "matters of the heart are not considered matters" and therefore the sale cannot be canceled. The sages bring five different sources to bring a source for this principle but the first four suggestions are rejected. Eventually, it is proven from a Mishna in Meila 6:1. A few other cases are mentioned regarding one who sold his house with the intent to move to Israel - in one case, he moved but then moved back as it didn't work out and in another, he never moved. In the first case, Rava ruled and in the second, Rav Ashi ruled, but there were two different versions regarding each of the rulings. If a man appoints an agent to betroth his wife in a specific location, the betrothal is only effective if the agent does exactly as he was told. But if the man tells the agent to betroth her and specifies where the agent can find her, if he finds her somewhere else and betroths her there, the betrothal is effective. Why does this need to be specified here by betrothal and also in Gittin regarding marriage? If a man betroths a woman with a condition that she does not have vows she has taken upon herself or blemishes and she in fact does, the betrothal is ineffective. But if he did not betroth her with that condition and yet finds out once betrothed that she has vows or blemishes, he can divorce her without having to give her the ketuba money. If a betrothal takes place but the husband does not do it with the value of a pruta and then later sends gifts that were traditionally sent to the bride's family after betrothal (sovlonot) to her house, the betrothal is ineffective as we assume the gifts were not meant for kiddushin. The Mishna lists three different types of cases where sending gifts would be ineffective - what is unique about each of the three cases that warranted each being mentioned? If the man only sent gifts (without a betrothal), do we need to be concerned that perhaps it was sent with the intent to betroth (or that there must have already been a betrothal - otherwise, why would he be sending the gifts)? Rav Huna and Raba hold that she is considered betrothed by safek (out of doubt) and will require a get before getting married to someone else. Two versions are brought about a discussion Raba and Abaye have regarding this ruling - in each version one supports and one disagrees. What does the Gemara conclude regarding this case? If one finds a ketuba of a woman in the marketplace and it is not known that she was betrothed, do we need to be strict and assume she must have been betrothed? On what does it depend? If one betrothed two women at the same time who are both forbidden to him on account of each other, such as a woman and her sister or a woman and her mother, neither betrothal is effective.