Shlomo Kluger

I wish we had more time.

But that's exactly Rav Shlomo Kluger.

Rav Shlomo Kluger, who wrote hundreds of sfarim, literally, is one of the most colorful individuals in the history of humanity known to us, known to me.

He was a massive abedin.

He was rav of countries.

That's the issue.

So he's writing to the son of Shlomo Kluger.

The son of Shlomo Kluger was a Talmud Chacham in his own right, but he was also involved in publishing his father's books, one of them being Ha'el Avlachah Shlomo, which are books of response of his father, Shlomo Kluger, was the rabbi, I think, of Brody.

for many many years was very important very famous talmud so he thanks him for the book and now he turns to the topic that's the interesting point here he says in terms of the etrog that you wanted apparently this ref kluger who lives outside of israel wanted an etrog from israel it was a shemitah year he didn't want to use the hetter mechira etrog it seems like and so he writes griff cook to get him an etrog so he says i really can't because he You wanted, maybe, an etrog that belongs to a non-Jew.

Now, that assumes that a drug in Brooklyn, right, actually, not a hetero-mechira etrog, but an etrog grown on property that would belong to a non-Jew.

This is a Shiva reinterpretation.

Shlomo Kluger was a genius, and he took Rashi and went exactly the other way.

This requires concentration.

We'll read it slowly.

Shlomo Kluger Can any of them be more black and white than that? Black on white.

You read the Rashi, right? The Gemara says, What? The Heppach? You have to be a genius for this.

Watch this pshah.

Rashi says in Erevin, Sharina, To the same exact source which the Vildagon quotes to prove the simple B'Shan Rashi.