Bountiful Blessings with Rabbi Sariel Malitzky

If one of three Bentched on his own without a zimun, can Zimun be done? Let’s say 2 of 3? What happens if all 3 forgot?

We normally offer a beracha to this house when we say הרחמן הוא ישלח ברכה מרובה בבית הזה. What do you say if you aren’t in a house? Let’s say you are bentching in the park or on a plane?

Do you make zimun if you ate on a hike? What about on a long bus ride or in a car? Why or why not?

Must you be at the same table to do zimun together? What does it mean to eat together?

Should one actually refrain from enjoying donuts or muffins with two other men? Why?

Can one leave early? But they are taking so long! Can you skip out on zimun?

If you are eating with one other person, must you find a third to make a zimun? How far must you go to be able to make a zimun?

It’s really amazing how far women have come in their understanding of Judaism and its liturgy.

Why do some stand? Why doesn’t everyone? What’s with the halfway stand?

What happens if the mezamen forgets to say Elokeinu?