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The Pisgam: Toraso Umnoso Yud Ches Iyar, 5772

When we speak of Lag B'Omer, the detail by which we must first begin is that which is closest to the general idea of Lag B'Omer- Limmud haTorah. Even more so, "Toiling in Torah" - the idea is to make it so that "Torah is one's whole career" (the essence of Rashbi).

The practical lesson from this is that by each person there has to be a "Toiling in Torah" and the concept of "Torah is his career."

Bechukosai 5741

Answer: Who Owns the Chametz? Yud Ches Iyar, 5772

In the previous bulletin the question was raised concerning a Jew who was married to a non-Jewish woman, r"l. When Pesach arrived, the man got rid of all his personal chametz. However, his wife continued to eat her chametz in her own corner of the house. After Pesach, quite a bit of this chametz remained. This now posed a dilemma for the otherwise observant husband: Was this remaining chametz considered to be owned by the husband on Pesach, placing it in the category of "chametz she'avar alav haPesach," from which benefit may not be derived? Generally speaking, what a Jewish woman owns is acquired by her husband, but does this apply to a non-Jewish wife as well?

Water needed! Yud Ches Iyar, 5772

The cold water machine in the Heichal Halimmud was sponsored for a year; time will be up by Shavous.

Please consider backing the continued use of the machine which has been hydrating thousands of Torah learners since its installation!

Yagdil Torah to Publish First Ever Kovetz Haaros Yud ches Iyar, 5772

In the near future, Yagdil Torah will be publishing a Kovetz Haaros Upilpulim from Crown Heights residents, primarily those who learn in the Yagdil Torah Heichal Halimmud.

The Rebbe's love and appreciation for such kovtzim is widely known, and now is your opportunity to support and participate in this vital project by sharing your haaros and pilpulim by emailing info@yagdiltorah.org. You may also contact this address in regards to Hakdashos.

The kovetz will be printed l'iluy nishmas Reb Yitzchak Barber, A"H, after whom the Heichal is named.