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The Yom Kippur are worded “We have sinned …,” implying that every Jew who recites these prayers is not only praying for the forgiveness of oneself, but for all their fellow Jews. Does not mean that if one fails to pray or lacks kavana as they pray, they are still forgiven because plenty of their fellow Jews have prayed for them to be forgiven? Or must each person recite these prayers oneself in order to be forgiven?

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Unfortunately I’ve contracted Covid and am symptomatic with cough, fever, etc. The biggest issue is profuse sweating, worse at night: I had to change pajamas3 times last night as they were drenched. Is this considered a חולה שיש בו סכנה and should drink to avoid severe dehydration ?

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Dear Rabbi, Is Yom Kippur a sad day because it is a day of fasting, or is it a happy day because of it is a special day of atonement? Thanks Rabbi!

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Hi - we have a 1 month old baby and he is exclusively breast feeding. Is the mother exempt from fasting on Yom Kippur? She doesn't want the milk supply to be disrupted.

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Since sex on Yom Kippur is biblically prohibited, are babies born from sex on it Mamzerut? Is there any Responsa regarding this