According to Mori V'rabi Harav Hagaon Reb Shlomo Miller Shlita:
The Mishna Verurah
holds,that דבר שטיבולו במשקין(food dipped in liquids} doesn't require נטילת ידיים if eaten with
cutlery (no contact with hands).
Therefore it is preferable to handle the כרפס by hand (no cutlery) so that the ורחץ will be a מצוה.
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רבי רבי רבי איך וויל זיך מקשר זיין צו דיר The lyrics to this song are based on the Tefillah of the Breslover Chasidim who say before...
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Don't Daaven ח " ו for the destruction of ירושלים According to the ( מנחת שי ( תהלים פו:ב , (and others) In the Tefillah...
“Among secular and Reform Jews, however,
ReplyDeletethere persists an unarticulated hunch that
Hasidim (of whom Lubavitchers are the
best-known sect) are the most authentically Jewish Jews….
Most Reform homes have on their walls at least
one painting of Hasidim dancing…
Especially outside of New York City, where
you don’t encounter live specimens very often,
Jews are glad that Hasidim exist,
perpetually dancing or arguing or whatever
exactly they do with their time.
While we ourselves marry Gentiles and bid our
children farewell as they exit the Jewish people,
thanks to the Hasidim we know there
will always be Jews.
This comforting thought goes a long way
toward explaining the money secular Jews
are willing to part with to support Lubavitchers.
They are our excuse, and they are well worth the expense.”
SOURCE: The Lord Will Gather Me In:
My Journey to Jewish Orthodoxy
(chapter 5, page 82) by David Klinghoffer,
year 1998 CE, published by Free Press, ISBN 0-7432-4267-X
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“Pioneered by an unbelieving Jew, Baruch Spinoza,
and perfected by a 19th-century German, Julius Wellhausen,
with his Documentary Hypothesis, this approach began
with the assumption that G_d could not have dictated
the entire Pentateuch.
The rest followed naturally.”
SOURCE: The Lord Will Gather Me In:
My Journey to Jewish Orthodoxy
(chapter 6, page 97) by David Klinghoffer,
year 1998 CE, published by Free Press, ISBN 0-7432-4267-X
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“Without saying so explicitly, my mother had
made clear to me that she would be disappointed
if I married a Gentile.
So have many other secular, Reform, or Conservative
Jewish mothers made this clear to their children.
But for most of these same mothers,
Judaism is mainly an ethnic designation,
with no relationship to ultimate truths.
SOURCE: The Lord Will Gather Me In:
My Journey to Jewish Orthodoxy
(chapter 9, page 143) by David Klinghoffer,
year 1998 CE, published by Free Press, ISBN 0-7432-4267-X