Rabbi Shimon Eider's Tzuras HaPesach in Camp
At Camp Romimu, the bunks' bathrooms were open to the rest of the room, so brachos could not be said there. Rabbi Shimon Eider found a creative solution.
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At Camp Romimu, the bunks' bathrooms were open to the rest of the room, so brachos could not be said there. Rabbi Shimon Eider found a creative solution.
Asked twice whether ice cream after a meal needs a bracha, Rav Moshe Feinstein first asked what it was made of: milk meant no bracha, but milkfat meant yes.