Венгерские поским в Америке: Традиции Галахи, Кашрут и споры об Эйруве | Книги Народа Книги. Урок 93

Peculiarities of the Hungarian Tradition: Why precedent and the authority of past teachers (such as Chatam Sofer) are crucial for these poskim. Rabbi Moshe Stern (author of Be'er Moshe): An analysis of his eight-volume work, his unique writing style, and his uncompromising stance on modesty and kashrut. Rabbi Menashe Klein (author of Mishneh Halachot): The story of one of the most influential sages of our time and his role in the theoretical foundation of eiruv in Brooklyn. Halachic Controversies in the United States: Why Hungarian rabbis often took a stricter stance on mechitza and modesty in women's clothing. Eiruv in New York: A comparison of the approaches of Hungarian and Lithuanian sages, including the opinions of Rav Moshe Feinstein and Rav Aharon Kotler.