PM Netanyahu's Remarks at Chatham House

Can't see images? Click here... Yehuda Lave, Spiritual Advisor and Counselor Remember the 70%-30% principle. Due to innate personality, programming, upbringing, Divine gifts and talents, we cannot change about 70% of our lives and personalities and the people around us. We must focus on the 30% which we can change. Love Yehuda Lave PM Netanyahu's Remarks at Chatham House On his visit to England to celebrate the Balfour Declaration, PM speaks at chatham House https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wo1PtZaxayo PM Netanyahu and British PM May at Balfour Declaration Centenary Event Remarks by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and British Prime Minister Theresa May at event marking the centenary of the Balfour Declaration. The Near Future CALLER: Is this Gordon's Pizza?   GOOGLE: No sir, it's Google Pizza.   CALLER: I must have dialed a wrong number. Sorry.   GOOGLE: No sir, Google bought Gordon's Pizza last month.   CALLER: OK. 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Lastly, one must wash one's hands after touching an unclean place, being present in a place where impurity rests, or performing an action which necessitates Netilat Yadayim.   Things Which Require Netilat Yadayim The Gemara (Pesachim 112a) states that one must wash one's hands after cutting one's nails. If one does not wash one's hands after cutting one's nails, this causes a mystical fear to befall the individual for one day and he shall not be aware of what is frightening him. Maran Ha'Shulchan Aruch (Chapter 4, Section 19) rules likewise.   Rabbeinu David Abudirhem (great Sephardic luminary who lived approximately six-hundred years ago) writes in the name of the Sefer Ha'Tashbetz that there are seven things which requireNetilat Yadayim: Awakening from one's sleep, using the restroom, taking a shower (as we have discussed in the past), cutting one's nails, removing one's shoes, touching one's feet, and scratching one's head. (The Mordechi in Masechet Berachot [Chapter 194] and other great Poskim quoted by Maran Ha'Bet Yosef write similarly.)   Maran writes in his Shulchan Aruch (Chapter 4, Section 18): "These are the things which require one to wash one's hands with water: Awakening from one's sleep, using the restroom or the shower, cutting one's nails, removing one's shoes, touching one's feet, and scratching one's head. Some say that even one who walks among the deceased, one who touches a corpse, one who searches for lice, one who has engaged in marital relations, one who has touched lice, or one who touches his body with his hand [must wash his hands as well]. If one does any of these things and does not wash his hands, if he is a Torah scholar, he shall forget his Torah learning; if he is not a Torah scholar, a foolish spirit shall possess him."   We see clearly from his words that one who cuts one's nails must indeed wash his hands afterwards. In the following Halacha we shall explain the reason for this hand-washing and the correct way to carry this out, i.e. must it be done like one washes one's hands in the morning or is simply rinsing one's hands sufficient. Tear Jerker story about keeping your vows See you tomorrow Love Yehuda Lave Rabbi Yehuda Lave Your mailing address Contact Phone Website LIKE TWEET FORWARD You received this email because you signed up on our website or made purchase from us. Unsubscribe