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Rabbi Menachem Posner
January 25, 2012
Sholum Feld Brazen robbery is not a loan. It is stealing. However, generally speaking, while a thief who steals stealthily is obligated to pay double the amount stolen, this extra payment does not apply to one who steals in plain sight (known as a gazlan in Hebrew). Reply
Sholum Feld
holmdel, NJ
January 24, 2012
Robbery If someone has stolen from you (in plain view) can this be interpreted as an unintentional loan and thus you should not expect anything from the farbrecher except the item back? Reply
Brother Doesnt this only apply to Jews to other Jews. But the outside gentiles are ok to charge interest?