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Halacha Bites

by Rav Danny Eisenberg

A short bite of halacha based on the Peninei Halacha books of Rav Eliezer Melamed.Presented by Rav Danny Eisenberg of the Sydney Kollel

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Episodes

  1. Morning Brachot - How we do them today and why

    Why don't we say morning brachot when we first wake up like the Gemara says to?

  2. Morning Brachot - Their Philosophy

    What were the powerful ideas behind morning brachot we say each day?

  3. Being Present for Chanuka Lighting

    If someone is lighting for other family members, is it important for everyone to be present?

  4. The Halachot of Chanuka Parties and Meals

    Is there an obligation or a mitzva to have a seuda on Chanuka? Are there any rules about how to do it properly?

  5. How many Chanuka candles to light for Ashkenazim and Sefardim

    The 3 levels of performing the mitzva and the customs today

  6. Introduction to Hilchot Chanuka

    What are the different elements of Chanuka which we celebrate and praise Hashem for?

  7. Why does a new fruit deserve a shehecheyanu?

    Also - how the custom of when to say the bracha has changed dramatically through time

  8. Making a bracha on buying or building a house or shul

    Different customs about making a bracha on a new house or on other items Do property investors make a bracha on a new house?

  9. The timing of the bracha on new clothes, and an additional bracha you probably didn't know about!

    When is the right time to say a bracha on new clothes? When you buy it or when you wear it? What if you forgot to say it at the right time? Plus - there's another bracha you're supposed to say that few know about - malbish arumim!

  10. How happy must one be for a Shehecheyanu?

    Do you say shehecheyanu for any clothes you buy or only for something special? Does one say a bracha for hand-me-downs? What message does this have about how to live well?

  11. A bracha for winning the lottery or inheriting money?

    Does one say a bracha for winning the lottery? If one has sadly lost a relative, but is now inheriting them, do they say a bracha?

  12. Shehecheyanu and Hatov V'Hametiv

    The 2 different brachot for acquiring new things that bring joy. What bracha do you say when receiving a gift?

  13. Welcome to Halacha Bites! Opening topic: The philosophy of brachot for events in life

    What is the significance of brachot that we make over happy and sad events.

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A short bite of halacha based on the Peninei Halacha books of Rav Eliezer Melamed.Presented by Rav Danny Eisenberg of the Sydney Kollel

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Rav Danny Eisenberg

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A short bite of halacha based on the Peninei Halacha books of Rav Eliezer Melamed.Presented by Rav Danny Eisenberg of the Sydney Kollel

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