Three separate incidents of burning took place in Israel today, injuring three children attending biur chametz.
In Bnei Brak, a 10-year-old boy was burned in his body as a result of the bonfire. In Be’er Sheva, a 12-year-old girl was also burned in the leg, after her leg entered the burning bonfire.
In Yerushalayim, a 4-year-old boy was wounded in the head by a glass bottle that was accidentally thrown into the fire.

רבני בני ברק במכירת חמץצילום: יהודה פרקוביץ
 
רבני בני ברק במכירת חמץצילום: יהודה פרקוביץ
 

הראשל”צ הגר”י יוסף באפיית מצותצילום: עובדיה כלימי
 
הראשל”צ הגר”י יוסף באפיית מצותצילום: עובדיה כלימי
 

Kedem Grape Juice – a standard at many Sedorim – is all about the grapes, but it also has a rich heritage of tradition and dedication to producing the highest quality product while adhering to the strictest kosher standards.
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הגרי”ג אדלשטיין בבדיקת חמץצילום: שוקי לרר
 
הגרי”ג אדלשטיין בבדיקת חמץצילום: שוקי לרר
 

The following is a rare video of the Satmar Rebbe, Rav Moshe Teitelbaum zt”l, the Beirach Moshe, on Erev Pesach 5764/5.
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Q. I have heard people say they “don’t sell chometz gomur.” Why not?
A. A common method for relinquishing ownership of chometz before Pesach is to sell it, typically through an agent, to a gentile. The chometz remains in the house, in a closed-off area that has been rented to its new owner. After Pesach the agent repurchases the chometz on your behalf (and the rental period ends).

הגרמ”צ ברגמן בבדיקת חמץצילום: שוקי לרר
 
הגרמ”צ ברגמן בבדיקת חמץצילום: שוקי לרר