Privacy; Confidentiality

Study the daily lesson of Sefer HaMitzvos for day 277 with Rabbi Mendel Kaplan, where he teaches the mitzvah in-depth with added insight and detail.

When may information be shared? When must it be kept private? An overview of the primary sources in Torah, Talmud and Jewish Law governing the rules of confidentiality and privacy.

In this final lesson, we endeavor to attain a conclusive overview and summary of privacy rights and the legalities of land division.

We continue to probe and examine different types of properties, and attempt to prove their respective status relating to privacy.

Gain the skills of a ‘Talmudic realtor’ as we navigate various classifications of properties and their respective status.

Is “visual trespass,” peeking into another’s property, considered damaging and a form of trespass, which must be enjoined by law to protect privacy?

Find out the what, when and how of privacy rights, which constitutes the foundation for the Talmud’s approach to the entire subject.