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beis from bom and lamed from leos
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Beis is kosher.
ReplyDeleteThe other picture I don't see on the forum, but when clicking on it it appears - the lamed should be fixed.
This [is almost exactly] the first issue brought on the forum by Ari !!
What's the issue here with the lamed exactly?
ReplyDeleteThe lamed is somewhat kav mashuch b'shave that the Kol Yaacov 32:??? pasels.
DeleteI'm bringing it to R' Shammai tomorrow bli neder
ReplyDeleteplease let me know what he says....
ReplyDeleteR' Shammai said the Lamed is kosher (should/can be mosif)
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