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Eli Blachman of Crown Heights holds granddaughter Luba Zarchi and what he claims to be the world's tallest lulav, at the Kotel. Photo
Eli Blachman of Crown Heights holds granddaughter Luba Zarchi and what he claims to be the world's tallest lulav, at the Kotel. Photo
2 QUESTIONS your right it said that he only claimed it was the tallest lulav.The one in Washington is much taller.
P.S did anyone notice this person esrog?????
1) IS SUCH A TALL LULOV EVEN KOSHER ??
2) WHAT ABOUT THE STORY OF THE TALL LULOV FROM WASHINGTON DC ? IS THAT NOT THE TALLEST LULOV IN THE WORLD ?
But personally, I think it’s ridiculous.
If most of person INCLUDING his HEAD is inside sukah – THEN it is considered as if he is in the sukah, but NOT if head is outside of sukah! If head of lulov is outside, you aren’t bentching lulov in the sukah!!!
If most of lulov is in sukah it is considered as if you bentched lulov in the sukah (just as if most of person’s body is in sukah it is considered that he is in sukah). So if the top 49% sticks out through the schach it is ok to bentch on it in the sukah.
Tall lulavs are really cool.
Your right , there is no point but its cool so why not post!
How can you bentch on such a lulov in a sukah – the top of lulov will poke thru schach?
This is really cool!
This might not be any Hidur, but it is definitely really cool!
There’s books and museums on the biggest / smallest / fastest etc. things in the world, there’s no real point except that lots of people are interested in these types of things.
One thing is for sure, there is a point, and a BIG point in not being negative for no reason!!!
There is absolutely no point in a tall lulav