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==Airport== | ==Airport== | ||
# When traveling on an airplane one is asked beforehand if he packed everything and if there are any packages that you may have received from others. One is allowed to answer that he did not receive any packages from others even if he knows there is a package from his friend in the suitcase. The reason why doing so is permitted is because the point of the question is to inquire if there are any "suspicious" objects onboard. Since the passenger knows that there are no such items in his suitcase he may say that there are no packages from anyone inside.<ref>Titen Emes L’Yaakov pages 265-266. </ref> | # When traveling on an airplane one is asked beforehand if he packed everything and if there are any packages that you may have received from others. One is allowed to answer that he did not receive any packages from others even if he knows there is a package from his friend in the suitcase. The reason why doing so is permitted is because the point of the question is to inquire if there are any "suspicious" objects onboard. Since the passenger knows that there are no such items in his suitcase he may say that there are no packages from anyone inside.<ref>Titen Emes L’Yaakov pages 265-266. </ref> | ||
==Torah== | ==Torah== | ||
# When one is telling you a davar Torah which you heard already, you may make believe that you never heard it even if you did.<ref>Emes Koneh page 40:footnote 10, Titen Emes L’Yaakov page 223 quoting the opinion of Harav Shlomo Zalman Aurbach zt”l. </ref> | # When one is telling you a davar Torah which you heard already, you may make believe that you never heard it even if you did.<ref>Emes Koneh page 40:footnote 10, Titen Emes L’Yaakov page 223 quoting the opinion of Harav Shlomo Zalman Aurbach zt”l. </ref> | ||
