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Hilchot Berachot 5:11-12 (Should two groups at separate tables say Birkat HaMazon together?)

December 10, 2018 8:02 am

What is the concept of the zimun “flying away”, and how is it applied? Should two separate groups eating at separate tables in a restaurant say Birkat HaMazon together?

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