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Oct 27, 2026

StarkHOST
19:32
I love this.
StarkHOST
19:33
I've heard some narishkeit that people said that Gedolim get political positions.
StarkHOST
19:39
Politically, people make them into Gedolim.
StarkHOST
19:41
So I want to explain what happens.
StarkHOST
19:43
All the Amaratim who have never heard of Rav Dov Landau, so the first time they hear about him is when he becomes a political figure.
Hershel SchachterHOST
28:41
So the, uh, here there's a very strange Piskei Shulchan, Tzedakah Yud Avos.
Hershel SchachterHOST
28:47
It quotes one of the Gedolim had a nice thought.
Hershel SchachterHOST
28:49
Let's say a man is married, and his wife becomes a Treifah.
Hershel SchachterHOST
28:54
So there are certain Dinim where we say that Treifah has the status of a Gavrik Tilah.
Hershel SchachterHOST
29:04
But if the person whom I murdered was Adam Treifah, they say Gavrik Tilah Chaf.
Hershel SchachterHOST
29:09
He's considered as if he was dead already, and therefore you're not Chayav Misah.
Hershel SchachterHOST
29:13
So one of the Gedolim came up with such a wild idea about that if the man is married to his wife, and the wife develops a Treifah, so she's gonna die within a couple of months, he can already marry the sister now.
Hershel SchachterHOST
29:24
It's not BeChayal, because it's a Treifah, it's considered Kemeis, a Gavrik Tilah, so it's Mutar.
Ari SchonfeldHOST
13:50
I think he was speaking specifically about the boys that finished Mishnayis and were the Pirche winners and all of the Pirche Mishnayis.
Ari SchonfeldHOST
13:56
And he said he watches 50 years later, they're not the Gedolim.
Ari SchonfeldHOST
13:59
They're not the Manhigim.
Ari SchonfeldHOST
14:00
What happened to them? How come they didn't Shtayg? And the Stipler said to him, Nu, what do you think? He always said, I think that maybe because they were bored, we didn't motivate them enough.
Eli WolbromHOST
24:23
No, I'm not talking
Nava WolbromGUEST
24:24
about The Gadolim here, you think they're not knowledgeable? I've heard it from all the Rabbanim speaking in my corner shul.
Nava WolbromGUEST
24:31
I'm not talking about that.
Nava WolbromGUEST
24:32
I'm talking
Hershel SchachterHOST
81:46
But if it's not true, then the Hathorism Dorm is not Chal.
Hershel SchachterHOST
81:50
So that's what some of the Gedolim say.
Hershel SchachterHOST
81:53
They say the name, I think, quotes it, the name Rab Chaim Soloveitchik.
Hershel SchachterHOST
82:00
if you counted Maisa Behemoth, you can't be Matar, you can't, if I was Matar, I'd say, I made a mistake.
Yaakov KleinHOST
19:43
Rabbanim on the other side.
Yaakov KleinHOST
19:46
And Gedolim on this side.
Yaakov KleinHOST
19:49
And the other side, without getting political, there's a new political party.
Yaakov KleinHOST
19:52
And I happen to know personally that there are very reputable and great Gedolim, Kipshuta, who are supporting them behind the scenes.
Yaakov KleinHOST
20:02
And we'll be voting for them.
Yaakov KleinHOST
20:04
I know names, I won't share them.

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Yaakov KleinHOST
34:56
There's so much fear of allowing this to happen because, oh no, the people, the people, the people, the people are so much stronger than anybody dares to imagine.
Yaakov KleinHOST
35:03
The eager day in Kleistral is in the Am, is in the people, is in the Shrina, that's within all of our hearts and souls.
Ephraim SchreibmanHOST
18:27
I never had reason to approach him.
Ephraim SchreibmanHOST
18:28
He was a God of Lador, Rashi says.
Ephraim SchreibmanHOST
18:31
One time I happened to come near him.
Ephraim SchreibmanHOST
18:34
He said, sit down, boy.
Sariel MalitzkyHOST
0:38
Rav Nussman was born in 1910 in a town called Kul, I'm probably mispronouncing that, in Lithuania, his father was a Rav, he attended the Sheva Katanin Kelm, and his father became, was offered a prestigious position in Montreal, and when he was 15 years old, 1925, two years after his father went to Montreal, Rav Nassim Vaxvogel went with his parents to Montreal, and his parents sent him to Rav Yitzchak Elchanan, who now is Y.U., in New York.
Sariel MalitzkyHOST
1:07
He learned with Rabbi Wigdor Miller, another soon to become Gedolim.
Sariel MalitzkyHOST
1:13
And then he went at 17 years old to the Mir Yeshiva.
Sariel MalitzkyHOST
1:17
He traveled overseas.
Aaron CohenHOST
18:15
Okay.
Aaron CohenHOST
18:17
The Seifa over there said, that Omar Rabi Lazar, the Shita Mikobetz says, Omar Rabi Lazar, Yudin Beribi, Yudin Beribi, Beribi was always the key name for the God of Adar.
Aaron CohenHOST
18:26
So Yudin, the God of Adar, Yudin Beribi, used to Darshan the following.
Aaron CohenHOST
18:29
Shayn writes in, when they used to be, be retzea the Eved's ear, Shayn writes in, they used to do it on his earlobe.
Aaron CohenHOST
18:38
Well, Eved Every, that was a Kayin, he's not, he doesn't get this.
Aaron HerzogHOST
27:53
So the Mishnah counts about the mumim, the mumim in an eye.
Aaron HerzogHOST
27:57
The Torah says, and the Torah by a mumim, the rish shal'ayin, the rish shal'ayin, and we'll see what the rish shal'ayin is, but pashlitz, it's the eyelid, the top eyelid, shenikiv, the God of whole, or shenifkim, or the God notched.
Aaron HerzogHOST
28:17
which we said is things.
Aaron HerzogHOST
28:19
So all of these are included in the Pesach that says, so all of them are a mum.
Aaron HerzogHOST
32:56
and doc loving the tough have a moon so um okay and that's the mission is telling me two different things so which one is it is it one and the same Or is it two different things? I never passed in front of him.
Aaron HerzogHOST
33:49
And here's the way you got to know how you fear Zach, how a person is supposed to go.
Aaron HerzogHOST
34:00
Why did I never pass in front of him, Joey? He was the God-Lador.
Aaron HerzogHOST
34:05
You don't just pass in front of a God-Lador.

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