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Thursday, 8 Iyar 5771, May 12 2011
Halacha For Today:



Thursday
8 Iyar 5771;23rd Day of the Omer
May 12, 2011



1) It is forbidden to squeeze lemons directly into an empty glass or into a glass containing liquid. (See Mishna Berura Siman 320:22. We shall discuss squeezing into food more in detail starting tomorrow B'Ezras Hashem)

2) Pickled vegetables, which absorbed the liquid in which they were pickled, may be squeezed if the purpose of squeezing is to rid the vegetable of the excess liquid. (See Shulchan Aruch Siman 320:7)

However, if the purpose of the squeezing is so that you can drink the juice or otherwise use it as a dip for your bread, it is prohibited to squeeze them [into an empty plate]. (See Shulchan Aruch ibid. and Biur Halacha Dibur Hamaschil U'LeRabbeinu Chananel)

The same guidelines apply to food that was fried in excess oil or cooked in excess gravy and one wants to squeeze out the extra oil or gravy before eating. (Unless one is finicky and absolutely cannot eat the food unless the excess oil or gravy is removed, then according to many Poskim it is prohibited for him to squeeze out the oil or gravy at all.)










QUESTION & ANSWER CORNER


Reader Submitted Questions of interest on topics related to Halachos we covered, as well as other interesting topic and Answers. Taken from the Q & A pages on the Halacha For Today website.
Although the answers I give to questions are taken directly from the Sifrei HaPoskim, and aren't my own, they are still for study purposes only, NOT for Psak Halacha.
Questions can be emailed to HalachaForToday@Yahoo.com




Reader's Question:







Is there any source or basis in halacha for children not to drink the wine from cup of havdala?







Answer:







There are varying customs with regards to having the children drink from Havdalah

The Sefer Seder Hayom (page 114) writes that it shouldn't be given to anyone to drink, and only the one reciting Havdalah should drink. This is also how the Be'er Heitev Siman 296:5 rules in the name of the Shla HaKadosh.

The Kitzur Shulchan Aruch 96:7 and the Shulchan Aruch HaRav 296:6 also rule this way (though it's possible that they just rule that it doesnt have to be given to them to drink as by Kiddush, but it may be given to them if they want).

However, in the siddur of Rav Saadya Gaon (page 125) in the footnotes it quotes the MaHritz Gai'os who says that there is a good reason to indeed give the children to taste.

The Sefer Leket Yosher (page 57) says that all should drink.

It was also the Minhag of the community in worms to give the family , even women, to drink. Many other Kehilos also shared this minhag. (See Q&A #138 here regarding women)

The prevalent minhag is to indeed allow the male members of the family to drink, and to not have the female members of the family drink from havdalah.

For Halacha L'ma'aseh a Rav should be consulted


CHIZUK CORNER





As a Zechus for the Refuah Shelaima of one of the Gedolei HaDor, the Telzer Rosh Yeshiva , HaRav Chaim Stein Shlita, R' Chaim Yaakov ben Chasya Miriam, B'soch Sha'ar Cholei Yisroel, we will B'Ezras Hashem post here each day a short inspirational thought to help us all improve our lives and grow in our service of our Father in heaven, HaKadosh Baruch Hu.



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אל תתיאש מן הרחמים



Chizuk Corner



א'3;שְׁר'1;י ה'4;א'0;ישׁ אֲשׁ'2;ר ל'5;א ה'4;ל'3;ךְ, ב'8;'3;עֲצ'3;ת רְשׁ'4;ע'0;ים


Happy is the man who does not walk in the counsel of the wicked, nor stands in the way of sinners, nor sits in the seat of the scorners. (Tehilim 1:1)




Dovid Hamelech begins Tehillim with the word "Ashrei", fortunate, as the first thing one must say to himself is that whatever his situation, he

is fortunate to be in Hashem's world!



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