Enjoy this classic shiur from two years ago - where we learn all of Hilchot Chanukah over the seven non-Shabbat days of Chanukah! This shiur is the seventh of seven.

Enjoy this classic shiur from two years ago - where we learn all of Hilchot Chanukah over the seven non-Shabbat days of Chanukah! This shiur is the sixth of seven.

Enjoy this classic shiur from two years ago - where we learn all of Hilchot Chanukah over the seven non-Shabbat days of Chanukah! This shiur is the fifth of seven.

May women join together to make a zimun? What about the "androginus" and "tumtum" - can they make a zimun with others? And how much bread must a person eat before he can be counted as part of a zimun?

Enjoy this classic shiur from two years ago - where we learn all of Hilchot Chanukah over the seven non-Shabbat days of Chanukah! This shiur is the fourth of seven.

When is the phrase, "shehasimcha bi'mono" - "Who has joy in His dwelling" - added to Birkat HaMazon, and why? How is the Rambam's practice different from our own in this matter? Are women supposed to make a zimun when they eat together?

Enjoy this classic shiur from two years ago - where we learn all of Hilchot Chanukah over the seven non-Shabbat days of Chanukah! This shiur is the third of seven.

Why does the leader say "nevaraich" in Birkat HaMazon but "barchu" when getting an aliya?

Enjoy this classic shiur from two years ago - where we learn all of Hilchot Chanukah over the seven non-Shabbat days of Chanukah! This shiur is the second of seven.

There is a doubt - a safek - whether women have a Torah obligation to say Birkat HaMazon. Why isn't it obvious that they do have a Torah obligation, as Birkat HaMazon is not a time-caused positive mitzvah?