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Shabbat Parashat Ki Teitzei 5779Ki Teitzei | 14 Elul 5779 | 14/09/2019Parashat Hashavua: Different Types of “Arranged” MarriagesOur parasha opens with “difficult” p’sukim about the possibility of taking an eshet yefat to’ar, a beautiful woman from the enemy camp. Chazal depict this phenomenon as a step the Torah allowed to deal with a difficult situation for one’s evil inclination (Kiddushin 21b). Ostensibly, we are talking about the possible overflowing of bad thoughts through the atmosphere produced by the heat of battle.P'ninat Mishpat: Authority of the Beit Din to Hear Arguably Late AppealBeit din rendered a partial ruling on some of the matters in disagreement. More than 30 days after the partial ruling, but before the end of adjudication, the defendant (=def) claimed to have found proof that the plaintiff (=pl) deceived beit din in a way that was responsible for the ruling. Def claims that whenever proof is brought, it should be accepted. Pl argues that according to this beit din’s rules, one only has 30 days, which have passed. |
We daven for a complete and speedy refuah for: Nir Rephael ben Rachel Bracha Netanel Ilan ben Sheina Tzipora Netanel ben Sarah Zehava Yehuda ben Chaya Esther Meira bat Esther Yair Menachem ben Yehudit Chana Rivka Reena bat Gruna Natna David Chaim ben Rassa Lillian bat Fortune Yafa bat Rachel Yente Eliezer Yosef ben Chana Liba Ro'i Moshe Elchanan ben Gina Devra Together with all cholei Yisrael Hemdat Yamim is dedicated to the memory of: for our homeland and Members of Eretz Hemdah's Amutah Tishrei 9 5776
Rav Carmel's father Iyar 8 5776
bat R’ Moshe Zev a”h. Tamuz 10 5774
Kislev 9 5769 Yechezkel Shraga Brachfeld z"l
and Chana bat Yaish & Simcha Sebbag, z"l
Rav Moshe Zvi (Milton) Polin z"l Tammuz 19, 5778 R' Yitzchak Eliezer ben Avraham Mordechai Jacobson a”h R' Abraham Klein z"l Iyar 18 5779 Mr. Isaac Moinester z"l Elul 5 Hemdat Yamim
A weekly divrei Torah leaflet: A Glimpse at the Parasha, Ask the Rabbi, From the writings of Harav Avraham Yitzchak Hakohen Kook, zt”l, Pninat Mishpat (Jewish Monetary Law).
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