Venue: Young Israel of Forest Hills Young Israel of Forest Hills

Gemara:

Chullin 

Halacha:

Mikvaot,  Netilat Yadayim 

Parsha:

Beshalach 

Collections: Rabbi Schachter: Chulin YIFH

References: Chullin: 106b  

Description

Why do ashkenazim recite a blessing, after netilat yadayim? What are the three categories of brachot? Can one be mafsik between netilat yadayim and eating bread? Can one wash in the morning, and eat bread in the afternoon? Does shechita and tevilah require kavanah? Is there kedusha on the temple mount today? How should kohanim wash their hands on Yom Kippur? Does one need to lain three times in a mourner's house? Should one recite kiddush on a disposable cup? Can a faucet be used instead of a cup? Can a monkey wash a persons hands? How can one connect two mikvehs? Chumash-Beshalach- What is meant by emunah in Hashem and in Moshe? Is emunah one of the 613 mitzvot?