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If a chick is standing with one leg and a half in a dovecote on the Lebanese border, and another leg and a half in a dovecote in Israel, what is the halakha of this three-legged chick?
In the past, the enemy was standing on one leg and a half on the Lebanese border, and today the threat of Hezbollah and Iran has made all of Israel stand on one leg and a half.
2/ She didn't know what halitza was, but she understood that without it, she could not remarry. She had not been in contact with her former BIL. After she located him, she learned that he had diabetes, his foot had been amputated and he was on dialysis.
@benwaxman@amcaplan@noahroth@RabbiGoldberg Apparently before this rav came along, the beit din had stopped performing chalitza ceremonies if the man didn’t use his right foot as his dominant foot
TONIGHT! Spoken word poetry with visiting NY poet @HebrewMamita!
In honor of this momentous occasion, I’ll be putting on a shirt without spit-up on it and performing an opening piece 🎤
So come with your snapping fingers ready 🫰 🫰 🫰
@ahochster @HannahLebovits Do people reading that understand that postpartum hemorrhaging is the number 1 cause of maternal death in the world? Like, it’s not just a minor medical complication!