Today's shiur focuses on how local customs influence Jewish observance and varying traditions between communities regarding work restrictions and specific practices. The discussion covered specific cases and exceptions for different professions, as well as historical implications regarding King Achaz's actions. 

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Today's shiur we discussed the laws of chametz and Pesach, including the separation of dough, baking practices, and disposal of chametz before Shabbos Erev Pesach. The session covered various scenarios and halachic decisions regarding chametz, emphasizing the importance of adhering to these laws during the Pesach period.

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Today's shiur discussed the laws and regulations surrounding chametz (leavened bread) during the Passover holiday. Yitzie explained various scenarios and rules regarding the handling and disposal of chametz, including the time limitations for eating or benefiting from it, the proper disposal methods, and the consequences for unintentional violations. The discussion also covered the types of grains that can be used to make matzah, the acceptable vegetables for the mitzvah of maror, and the rules surrounding the preparation and consumption of Passover offerings. 

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The shiur focused on the study of Hilchos Pesach, specifically discussing the mitzvah of searching for chametz (leavened bread) on the night of the 14th of Nissan. Yitzie explained the halachic requirements for conducting the search, including the use of a candle or flashlight to find chametz in places where it is not usually stored. They discussed the timing of the search and the disposal of chametz, emphasizing the importance of completing the search before midday on the 14th. Yitzie also covered the laws regarding the burning of chametz and the different opinions of rabbis on how to handle situations where chametz becomes tamei (impure) during the 6th hour of Erev Pesach. The conversation ended with a discussion of a dispute between R' Eliezer  and  R' Yehoshua regarding the burning of tamei chametz during Pesach.

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Today's shiur covered topics such as saving Kisvei Kodesh and Tefillin found in unstable places, transporting objects in public and private domains, and specific cases involving winepresses, water collection, and musical instruments. Yitzie explained the differences between biblical and rabbinic prohibitions, as well as the leniencies that apply in the Beis Hamikdash. The session concluded with a review of the laws regarding removing dead animals from sacred areas and the boundaries of the temple, emphasizing the importance of adhering to these rules to maintain sanctity.

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 Today's shiur discussed the halachic rules regarding carrying on rooftops and outdoor enclosures, including the distinction between flat and angled rooftops and the requirements for valid partitions. The discussion covered various scenarios involving courtyards, breaches, and overhead structures, with different opinions on the duration of Shabbos for carrying permissions. t

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The class discussed the laws of Eruv, focusing on communal areas and the minimum amount of food required to establish one. They explored different opinions on the size of the Eruv portion and its implications for other laws, such as the time needed for clothing to become ritually impure. The discussion also covered the laws of carrying between different areas of a courtyard and the rules for drawing and disposing of water on Shabbos. The class concluded with a brief overview of the laws regarding wastewater disposal in various scenarios.

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Today's shiur discussed various scenarios involving partitions between courtyards and the creation of eruvim. The discussion covered specific cases including walls, windows, ditches, haystacks, and food contributions for shitufei mevaos. The participants explored how different physical separations between courtyards could either allow for separate eruvim or require a single combined eruv, depending on factors like height, width, and accessibility. The session concluded with a detailed explanation of how food could be contributed and owned collectively for the purpose of creating an eruv, including specific rules about portion sizes and ownership transfer.

 

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Today's shiur discussed the rules of carrying between houses, courtyards, and alleys, even when they are properly enclosed. The participants explored the concept of an eruv, a communal agreement that allows carrying on Shabbat, and the remedies instituted by the Chachamim to permit such carry. They discussed various scenarios involving shared courtyards and alleys, including cases where residents forgot to join the eruv or abandoned their rights in the courtyard. The conversation also touched on the role of idolaters and non-Jews in these arrangements. The conversation ended with a review of specific cases involving multiple courtyards and alleys, and the rules governing carrying in these situations.

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The shiur focused on the technical aspects of measuring city borders and determining the Techum, or the area within which city residents must remain on Shabbos. The discussion covered scenarios involving multiple places of residence, the use of eruvim, and the rules for measuring distances in various situations, including cases involving caves and mountains.

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