Schottenstein Talmud Yerushalmi - Hebrew Edition Compact Size - Tractate Eruvin 2 (Daf Yomi Size)

Schottenstein Talmud Yerushalmi - Hebrew Edition Compact Size - Tractate Eruvin 2 (Daf Yomi Size)

English: The "Schottenstein Talmud Yerushalmi - Hebrew Edition Compact Size - Tractate Eruvin 2 (Daf Yomi Size)" is a meticulously translated and annotated version of the Jerusalem Talmud, focusing on Tractate Eruvin. This tractate discusses the intricate laws of the eruv, a symbolic enclosure that permits certain activities, like carrying objects, on the Sabbath within its boundaries. This compact edition is designed for daily study, aligning with the Daf Yomi cycle, making it accessible for scholars and students seeking a deeper understanding of these complex regulations in a portable format.

Hebrew: מהדורת תלמוד ירושלמי מהדורת שוטנשטיין - מהדורה עברית בגודל קומפקטי - מסכת עירובין 2 (גודל דף יומי) הינה גרסה מתורגמת ומוערת בקפידה של תלמוד ירושלמי, המתמקדת במסכת עירובין. מסכת זו עוסקת בחוקים המורכבים של העירוב, המאפשר סמלית פעילויות מסוימות, כמו נשיאת חפצים, בשבת בתוך גבולותיו. מהדורה קומפקטית זו מיועדת ללימוד יומי, בהתאמה למחזור דף יומי, מה שהופך אותה לנגישה לחוקרים ולתלמידים המחפשים הבנה מעמיקה של תקנות מורכבות אלה בפורמט נייד.

For five generations of the Talmudic era, the great Sages of the Land of Israel flourished in the Galil. There, like the Sages of Babylonia, they debated, expounded, and applied the laws and principles of the Mishnah that were received at Sinai .The sacred learning of those years was gathered in the Talmud Yerushalmi The Jerusalem Tamud.

They lived with Roman pogroms and persecution but the flame of Torah burned bright despite it all. Until about 350 C. E., when brutal Roman anti-Semitism decimated the Holy Land's yeshivos and silenced its voice of Torah. But the Sages teachings live on in the Talmud Yerushalmi, just as the teachings of Babylonia live one in the Talmud Bavli The Babylonian Talmud.

But while the Sages of Babylonia had another 150 years to redact, clarify and organize the text of the Babylonian Talmud, Roman persecution in the Holy Land made that impossible. Thus, the Jerusalem Talmud is exceedingly difficult, and despite its great significance it has been a closed book to all but select, elite scholars.

Now, thanks to the outstanding scholars who produced the classic Schottenstein Edition of Talmud Bavli, the lock is being removed on yet another treasure-house of Torah Sheb'al Peh, the Oral Law.

This project has been enthusiastically welcomed and endorsed by Torah leaders in Israel and America.