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Why Jews Have Wires Across Streets: The Mystery of the Eruv Explained

United StatesPublished May 28, 2025

Views 5.24K  |  Likes 37  |  Comments 43
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Jewish Outreach InitiativeJewish Outreach Initiative
3.13K subs779 videosApr 2012

This video has 5.24K views and 37 likes, ranking #1,794,186 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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5,242

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37

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43

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In this episode of Dear Rabbi, I unravel the mystery behind those fishing wire-like strings that hang across streets in Jewish neighborhoods. These strings, an eruv, serve as a ritual boundary that transforms public areas into a unified domain for Sabbath observance. I explain how Jewish law prohibits carrying objects …

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May 28, 2025
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