[Avodah] walking between 2 women

[Akiva Blum]

On Wed, Aug 24, 2011 at 10:16 PM, Zev Sero <zev at sero.name> wrote:

> On 24/08/2011 12:48 PM, Akiva Blum wrote:
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>> I dispute the whole notion that passing between two rows each consisting
>>> of many people is an issue.
>>>
>>
>  He quotes Gesher Hachayim page 152
>>
>
> Nu nu.  I still dispute it.  What basis could it have?
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>   By the same logic one would have to avoid walking down a tree-lined
>>> avenue or a forest path!  Whoever heard of such a thing
>>>
>>
>  What does this have anything to do with trees?
>>
>
> Women, dogs, and trees are all listed together.  What possible basis
> could there be for distinguishing them?
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Okay. So trees would only be dekel, and prsumably, if like nashim, only if
there's no more than four amos between them. Not your average tree lines
avenue.

Akiva
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