Beachwood Kehilla

Beachwood Kehilla Dvar Halacha

The daily Divrei Halacha learned at the Beachwood Kehilla after our Minyanim.

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Beachwood Kehilla

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Religion

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Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

#363 - 11.13.19 14.11.2019

We try to better define how authoritative the statement of Hav Lan U'N'Varech is.

#362 - 11.12.19 14.11.2019

We try to determine a Psak in the Machloket Rishonim regarding eating after saying Hav Lan U'N'Varech.

#361 - 11.11.19 14.11.2019

We continue our discussion of Hav Lan U'N'Varech and how it may cause issues with drinking but not eating.

#360 - 11.10.19 14.11.2019

We continue our discussion of Hav Lan U'N'Varech and why it should be different from the case of washing Mayim Acharonim.

#359 - 11.8.19 14.11.2019

We discuss the case where one says, "Hav Lan U'N'Varech," and whether that constitutes a Hesech HaDaat.

#358 - 11.7.19 07.11.2019

We begin our discussion of what constitutes a HeSech HaDaat in one's meal. Our discussion begins with one who washes Mayim Acharonim.

#357 - 11.6.19 06.11.2019

We discuss the need for a new Netilat Yadayim when one uses the bathroom in the middle of a meal.

#356 - 11.5.19 05.11.2019

We discuss other potential interruptions of one's meal.

#355 - 11.4.19 05.11.2019

We discuss a person who falls asleep during their meal and what that means for the Brachot made at the beginning of the meal.

#354 - 11.3.19 (PM) 05.11.2019

We continue to discuss one who must pause their meal to Daven and what that means for the Brachot that they said before the meal.

#353 - 11.3.19 (AM) 03.11.2019

We discuss a person who must interrupt their meal in order to Daven and whether that would constitute a HeFsek.

#352 - 11.1.19 01.11.2019

We discuss whether fruits of the seven species and Mezonot foods have the special status of bread in regards to Shinuy Makom.

#351 - 10.31.19 01.11.2019

We discuss how we treat cars in regards to Shinuy Makom.

#350 - 10.28.19 28.10.2019

We clarify yesterday's discussion of the possibility of a Shinuy Makom for a traveler going from a rest stop to a car and vice versa. We begin discuss the possibility of a Shinuy Makom going from outside to a car or vice versa.

#349 - 10.27.19 (PM) 28.10.2019

We discuss the possibility of a Shinuy Makom for a traveler going from a rest stop to a car and vice versa.

#348 - 10.27.19 (AM) 27.10.2019

We continue to discuss the traveler and when they are subject to the regular rules of Shinuy Makom.

#347 - 10.25.19 25.10.2019

We continue to discuss matters of Shinuy Makom for travelers.

#346 - 10.24.19 24.10.2019

We discuss the special case of the traveler and why the typical concerns of Shinuy Makom may not apply.

#345 - 10.23.19 23.10.2019

We discuss starting a bread meal in place A and then moving to place B, and where Birkat HaMazon should take place.

#344 - 10.17.19 23.10.2019

We discuss the special insertion in the Shmoneh Esrei on Sh'mini Atzeret (& Simchat Torah).

#343 - 10.16.19 17.10.2019

We discuss the timing of the festive meal on Hoshana Rabbah.

#342 - 10.13.19 17.10.2019

We discuss different places where a Hechsher Mitzvah HaKetuvah B'Kra is similar to Mitzvot themselves.

#341 - 10.11.19 17.10.2019

We discuss whether building a Sukkah is a Mitzvah.

#340 - 10.10.19 (PM) 17.10.2019

We discuss the need for Kavana specifically when it comes to the Mitzvah of Yeshiva B'Sukkah.

#339 - 10.10.19 (AM) 10.10.2019

We discuss the reason for the celebration of Sukkot as well as its timing.

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