Y Yevamos 79

If the rules, if they're on the same level, as we read, in the first case, on Dafayin Chesma Beis, in the first case of the Mishnah, that was where you have two Durabanan marriages, right? The Durabanan, two Durabanan marriages, and then there's Yibam.

So then, let's say two brothers are married to two sisters, both Durabanan.

So if one of the brothers die, then the other one is freed through Ahazisha, right? That's nothing more to talk about.

There's Ahazisha, and therefore it wouldn't be any type of Zika.

But that's only where they're on the same level.

On the same level.

That was Dura Bannon.

But if they're on the different levels, not.

So now we're on the top of Ayin Tesam and Aleph, where it's still in the middle of the case.

If they're both Dura Bannon marriages, says the, actually let's read the Mishnah.

Shnei Achim Cherishim, I don't remember if I read it, so let's read it now.

Shnei Achim Cherishim Nisum Moshiach Yos Cherishos.

If you have two brothers that were deaf-mutes, married to two sisters who are deaf-mutes, O L'shteach Yos Pichos, or to two mentally stable women, sisters.

But again, those are also Durabanan marriages because the men are Chereshim.

In all these cases, in all these cases of the Mishnah, it's a rabbinic marriage, both.

Two brothers are married to two sisters.

They're both married only on a Durabanan level.

So in that case, where one brother dies, then the other brother does nothing because the Yivamah is his wife's sister.

So then they're starting to talk about Pantor from Chalitza and Yivam.

If they were not related, if they were not related, then they could do Yivam.

So if there's a rabbinic marriage and now there is a Yivamah that falls to the man who's not related, so then one could do Yivam.

As we said, they can't talk.

And therefore, you can do yibam.

And then you can give a get.

We said a get cannot be given to a nishtateh.