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Does the prohibition of removing our mezuzot apply when we are moving from one rented dwelling to another rented dwelling, or can we take them with us? The first house is owned by a non-Jew, but I think a Jew is moving in. Thank you. And what about taking mezuzahs that were a gift or have sentimental value?

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In the tanakh, Hashem commands the Jewish nation to exterminate the Amalekites and brutally attack the caananites. How ought one go around explaining the ethics of this to a non religious person (or a person of another religion like Buddhism or paganism)?

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According to this mi yodeya answer, the chatam sofer zt’’l ruled jews can be kicked out of am yisrael. is this an accurate representation, if so what sugyah is the chatam sofer basing it on? does it not contradict the talmud/gemara in sanhedrin?

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According to Halacha, a minyan requires some people who didn’t hear kriyat Torah in it in order to fulfill the mitzvah of kriyat Torah. Assuming there’s a kosher minyan (ten adult Jewish males), who don’t have enough who haven’t heard it (been to previous shacharit services) can women who haven’t heard it be included to fulfill it?

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According to Halacha, is it prohibited to learn Aleph Beit during aveilut (or Tisha b’av which has mourning prohibitions)? Or no, is it not considered Talmud Torah and therefor permitted?

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According to Halacha, if you make besamim at Havdalah on plants from a budding fruit tree in Nissan, which blessing comes first, Birkat Ha’ilonot, or besamim? Does the principle of Tadir play a role here, and besamim is more common than Birkat Ha’ilonot so it’s recited first?

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When it comes to besamim at havdalah a) can it be recited over besamim which are still on the plants themselves on the ground b) can they be “pagum” like wine when used, if so can they be un pagumed like you can add wine to a kiddush cup

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By Halacha, is Lashon harah about noahides prohibited? I ask partially since I recently saw two older (jewish) individuals who I recall face to face confronted (aggressively) a young gentile who tried wearing a kittel to a Yom Kippur service I attended (he apparently had permission from the rabbi of the shul, so they were offended and I believe gossiped until they forced him to take it off lest he be kicked out), was such behavior against Halacha?