Rabbi Aryeh Lebowitz

That's by a Matanah.

You have to let them know if it's not a But if you are talking about giving tzedakah, the greatest maila in tzedakah is not It's to give a Matan beseser, to give it secretly, to give it privately.

so that might be a nafka mina.

What if it is a mitzvah of simcha?

So l'chara, it shouldn't make a difference whether you're nosing b'seser or not, as long as you took care of somebody else.

So is it dafka ma'ilav matan b'seser?

If it's tzedakah, yes.

Is it dafka ma'ilav not being nosing b'seser?

If it's din and attacks, so l'chara, there's no reason to be nosing

beseser, and if it's a din in Simchas Yom Tov, it really shouldn't make a difference whether you're nosing beseser or not.

And the final nafgamina might be whether Talmidei Chachamim are obligated.

And if that's the case, except for, you know,

certain taxes that go for street cleaning and things like that, that they clearly, clearly benefit from.

Okay, so we didn't get to the Menhagim of Chodesh Nisan, but that's a little bit about Ma'oz Chitim, Bezosh Hashem.

Good afternoon, everybody.

So what we're going to talk about today is a shaila that was making the rounds about six months ago in Eretz Yisrael.

There was a tragic case that happened where a zookeeper in the Ghana Hayot HaTanachi, in the biblical zoo, was in the leopard cage, cleaning out the leopard cage, and apparently they didn't lock up the leopard well enough, and the leopard killed the guy.

So it was a terrible tragedy.

They shut down the zoo for some time.

It happened like right in front of people.