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Siyum Archive 2020 (5780)

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Daily Siyum Broadcast: Nine Days Daily Live Siyum

It is customary to participate in a "siyum" celebrating the completion of a section in Torah during the days that we mourn the Temple's destruction

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Siyum, Three Weeks

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5780-2020 Siyum Schedule
1 Av – Wednesday, July 22	Tractate Tamid	8:00 PM ET
2 Av – Thursday , July 23	Tractate Makkot	8:00 PM ET
3 Av – Friday, July 24	Tractate Brachot	1:00 PM ET
4 Av – Saturday Night, July 25	Tractate Kiddushin	10:30 PM ET
5 Av – Sunday, July 26	Tractate Rosh Hashanah	5:00 PM ET
6 Av – Monday, July 27	Tractate Niddah	8:00 PM ET
7 Av – Tuesday, July 28	Tractate Sotah	8:00 PM ET
8 Av – Wednesday, July 29	Tractate Mo’ed Kattan	8:00 PM ET
9 Av – Thursday, July 30	Tractate Mo’ed Kattan	4:30 PM ET
10 Av – Friday, July 31	Tractate Sotah	1:00 PM ET
11 Av – Saturday Night, August 1	Tractate Sukkah	10:30 PM ET
12 Av – Sunday, August 2	Tractate Sotah	5:00 PM ET
13 Av – Monday, August 3	Tractate Tamid	8:00 PM ET
14 Av – Tuesday, August 4	Tractate Erchin	8:00 PM ET

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Siyum Archive 2020 (5780)

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Elisha Benjamin Ankri Brooklyn July 28, 2020

Is this the Rabbi Hecht who just lost brother who was the owner of "Hecht's Book Store in CIA off Ave. I? If it is, I am truly sorry for your loss. Your brother, Rabbi Hecht assisted my mom and myself over a span of many, many years with the purchase of many wonderful items. Best of all, were the many conversations we shared before and after my purchase. May you and your entire family be comforted as well as myself and too many others that are mourning for the loss of a parent(s) of Tzion and in Yerushalayim😔I don't really need a Tisha B'Av to be in mourning for the destruction of both of our temples as I feel it as an orphan now. However, I do look forward and pray daily for "the arrival of Moshiach, the restoration of the third Temple, and, most importantly,, the resurrection of our lost loved ones. Indeed, "Age has its price!" You lose everyone you loved or cared for around you. I will continue to wait patiently to attend the daily "Resurrection Kiddush" instead of "Yahrtzeits😀 Reply

Elisha Benjamin Ankri Brooklyn July 26, 2020

It is such a joy for me to participate "seeing and listening" to the Chabad Siyum. Due to corona virus, I have enhanced my overall knowledge in Judaism thru "zoom," thanks to Chabad. I was able to see my old student Rabbi Rimler, learn with Rabbi Morosov from BMM, see Rabbi Hecht, and, learn as well from these "Siyums." In addition, I have used these Siyums to allow me to enjoy a "small fleshigdeke meal" at home. "I love Lubavitch! How can anyone who has any "seichel" not love Lubavitch? They helped my Mom when she was alive and after her demise. They have provided me 'Shmeurah Matzah" since 1964, when I was 4 yrs. and provided me a scholarship from 1964-1977 along with a gift upon my HS graduation. There are many fine stories I can tell you but my "salami" sandwich is waiting for me to devour🤗 Continue the fine work the Lubavitchers do here in Brooklyn, NY and around the world the entire "globe." Elisha/Benjilini Reply

Guri Gefen Austin July 26, 2020

Shalom to all! Reply

Rabbi Yosef Levertov Austin July 25, 2020

beautiful Siyum tonight and so happy to be able to celebrate with you.

Can chabad.org post a scrolling screen or perhaps a screen shot of the Talmud while the presenter teaches? Reply

Moon Midwest July 24, 2020

This audio is from Cantor Meyer Kanewsky and choir, 1919 CE. From Wikipedia “The text is basically the last passage from Tractate Berakhot, from the Talmud, with a few repeats.... Said Rabbi Elazar, quoting Rabbi Chaninah, Scholars increase the levels of peace in the world.”

Thank you, Rabbis, for this daily wisdom. Reply

Nicholas July 24, 2020

Peace to everyone.

Remember the sabbath day, to keep it holy. Reply

Tovah Houston July 23, 2020

Love the learning on this broadcast! Reply

Mendel Marasow Brooklyn July 23, 2020

Great job Mendel Polter Reply

A friend NYC July 22, 2020

1 Av 5780

I am so very glad I tuned in! the Torah really does bring joy. I need to do more of it. Perhaps this little siyum will be at least a first step.

Yasher koach.

Question... what about encouraging unmarried men who live alone to begin lighting shabbos candles? Reply

Levi Florida via clearwaterjewish.com August 16, 2019

Wow. You saved the best for last. Thank you Rabbi Hecht for an amazing Siyum and to the NCFJE and Chabad.org for providing all of the Siyumim. Reply

Avremel FL August 15, 2019

Thank you Rabbi Rimler for the inspirational Siyum! Reply

James Brush Miami Beach August 4, 2019

Thank you Rabbi Seligson. Tish be Av Temple. How can the Temple ever ever be again in Jerusalem after all the destructions? Reply

Allyne Rachel Miami Florida via chabadchayil.org August 4, 2019

Thank you for the knowledge and wisdom Reply

Igor Bartolic Zagreb July 25, 2018

Toda. Reply

Reuven Berry BROOKLYN July 13, 2018

Regarding this year's schedule of the Siyumim:
1) If Saturday night's (July 14) Siyum is given to make up for Shabbos, then the next day's Siyum should be before sunset, which is at 8:25 p.m., and the Siyum is scheduled for 8:30 p.m. If Saturday night's (July 14) Siyum is given for 3 Av, then the next day's Siyum is unnecessary. Suggestion to correct this: Make the Siyum of Sunday, July 15 earlier, before sunset.
2) Why is there no Siyum scheduled for Tisha BeAv? In fact, one to make up for Shabbos and one for Tisha BeAv itself. Usually there is one given on Tractate Moed Katan. Suggestion to correct this: Make one on Saturday night, July 21 at 11:00 p.m. on Tractate Gittin and make another one on Sunday, July 22 on Tractate Moed Katan anytime before putting on Tefillin and an early Minchah. Reply

Pshat July 16, 2018

in response to Reuven Berry:

You can't make a Siyum this Saturday night or Sunday because learning (except for a few appropriate topics is prohibited when Tisha B'Av is observed. Reply

Reuven Berry BROOKLYN July 22, 2018

in response to Pshat:

It is permitted to make a Siyum on Tisha BeAv on tractate Moed Katan, which they have made many years on the radio and on this web site, because it is among those few appropriate topics you mentioned. At the end of Friday's Siyum Rabbi Hecht mentioned that they will make a Siyum on the radio today, Tisha BeAv, Sunday, July 22 at 8:30 p.m. Better late than not at all. I'm wondering why this is not noted above on this web site. Reply

JAMES BRUSH Miami Beach August 4, 2019

in response to Reuven Berry:

I am so thankful that Yiddish has been translated into English. My saba only spoke to me, when I was 5 -10 years old in Yiddish. He tried to explain to me all about this Tisa BeAv in broken Yiddish-English. Now, I can barely speak Hebrew Reply

Y. S. Goldstein Toronto August 1, 2017

It's 5:50 pm Tishah B'av / As Rabbi Hecht Sheyichye Mentioned I''m looking forward for Todays Siyum at 6;00 Reply

Anonymous July 31, 2017

Thank you Rabbi Hecht for a beautiful siyum, and for all the beutiful siyumim. Moshiach NOW!!! Reply

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