We discuss the following Halachic question: If a person didn’t set the alarm as per the insurance company policy stipulation but the robbery would’ve happened anyway does the company have to honor the claim? We also discuss how the rebukes correspond to the four exiles.

298. Ki Sovo - A Robbery That Would've Happened Even With the Alarm

Rabbi Bronsteyn is the West Coast Kashrus Administrator for the world renowned Star-K Kosher Certification. Rabbi Bronsteyn is one of the four "Founding Fathers” of the Phoenix Community Kollel. He was raised in Lawrence, New York. While studying in both the US &amp; Israel, he earned a Bachelors in Economics from Queens College &amp; was ordained at Yeshiva Mercaz Hatorah in Jerusalem. As a well seasoned senior lecturer, he offers popular public classes in the community &amp; other venues in the greater Phoenix area.
Questions or comments? Email Rabbi Bronsteyn at Yaakov.bronsteyn@gmail.com

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Rabbi Bronsteyn is the West Coast Kashrus Administrator for the world renowned Star-K Kosher Certification. Rabbi Bronsteyn is one of the four "Founding Fathers” of the Phoenix Community Kollel. He was raised in Lawrence, New York. While studying in both the US & Israel, he earned a Bachelors in Economics from Queens College & was ordained at Yeshiva Mercaz Hatorah in Jerusalem. As a well seasoned senior lecturer, he offers popular public classes in the community & other venues in the greater Phoenix area. Questions or comments? Email Rabbi Bronsteyn at Yaakov.bronsteyn@gmail.com

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298. Ki Sovo - A Robbery That Would've Happened Even With the Alarm

298. Ki Sovo - A Robbery That Would've Happened Even With the Alarm