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Video By OU & You Episode 4

What is the Reason Behind Eruv Tavshilin

What is the Procedure for Eruv Tavshilin?

What if You Forgot To Do an Eruv Tavshilin?

Do You Need an Eruv Tavshilin When You’re a Guest?

Rabbi Elefant is still answering all of your Yom Tov questions. This episode is the first of a 4-part series on the laws of Eruv Tavshilin. Stay Tuned for more!

To learn the procedure for an Eruv Tavshilin, click here!

Find out what to do if you forget an Eruv Tavshilin by clicking here!

Do you need an Eruv Tavshilin when you're a guest? Click here to find out.

And see below for more from Rabbi Elefant.

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Eruv tavshilin Halacha Jewish law Learning Orthodox Union Ou OU & YOU Ou and you OU Kosher Ou&you Ouandyou Rabbi elefant Rabbi Moshe Elefant Succos Succot Sukkah Sukkos Sukkot Yom tov

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