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Rosh Hashana is approaching. Let's learn/review the halachos of Chinuch for this holiday.
As
is well known, during Shmitta the accepted halacha is that all fields
in EY are hefker and all fruits growing on the trees in these fields
are hefker. As a result, anyone and everyone are permitted to walk in
and gather fruits without having to pay anything for them. However a
person is only permitted to take small amounts.
Are women required to reading Megilah Ester? Learn from Rav Chaim Brovender, of Web Yeshiva.
When the Passover seder falls out on Saturday night, immediately following Shabbat, there are a number of ramifications in terms of pre-Passover preparations.Jewish Wisdom
"Some say he must also teach him how to swim. ... What is this reason? His life may depend on it". -- Talmud Bavli, Kiddushin 30b
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