This booklet was compiled with siyata dishmayah by Rabbi Moshe Harris

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This booklet was compiled with siyata dishmayah by Rabbi Moshe Harris. For final rulings please consult your Rov. For any comments, dedications, or to subscribe to receive the weekly booklet email: [email protected] or call 0583249052.

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