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Rabbi Eliezer Zeytouneh

Halacha Minute

When Getting Back From A Trip

Lectured by Rabbi Eliezer Zeytouneh

Published
November 5, 2026
Duration
01:06

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Let's get started with Shabbat Hashem today. It's good to be back. Very quickly, we know that when a person travels, he comes back from traveling, has to say, Why? Okay, when a person travels over water, he has to say.

Now the question is, is there a time limit on HaGomel (the One who bestows)? Is there a time limit? Let's say the guy didn't say HaGomel: three weeks, four weeks, five weeks. So there's no time limit. There's no time limit. People think that if I didn't say it in the first three days, that's right. Now, ideally, he's supposed to say it in the first three days, but if a person doesn't say it in the first three days, he goes until he says it. And we know you have to say it with ten people, ten people.

There's a question which we'll discuss maybe tomorrow. What happens if the guy says, "I came back in peace," and there were ten people there? Can you still say HaGomel or not? That's a good question. That's a good question. Some say, according to Gemara, it brings down to maybe that's it. You're Patur, you're finished, you did it. We'll talk about it tomorrow. Have a great day. Thank you.