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• Making a Zimun When a Third Person Joins After the First Two Finished Eating
• Can People Form a Zimun if One Person’s Food is Forbidden for the Others?
• When is Birkat Ha’mazon a Torah Obligation?
• Can People Sitting at Separate Tables Join Together for a Zimun?
• Parashat Pinhas: Serving G-d Under All Conditions
• Birkat HaMazon If One Ate a Ke’zayit of Bread Slowly, Over the Course of an Extended Period
• Kavana During Birkat Ha’mazon
• Must the One Who Leads Birkat Ha’mazon Hold the Cup Throughout the Sheba Berachot?
• Swimming During the Three Weeks
• “She’hakol” and “Boreh Nefashot” if One is Drinking Intermittently in One Location
• Using for Kiddush or Birkat Ha’mazon a Cup of Wine From Which One Had Drunk
• Parashat Balak- Harnessing the Power of Idealism
• If the Group or Part of the Group Recited Birkat Ha’mazon Without a Zimun
• If Three People Ate Together and One Needs to Leave Early
• Should Abridged Texts of Birkat Ha’mazon be Printed in Siddurim?
• The Requirement to Eat Bread at Se’uda Shelishit
• Parashat Hukat- Unconditional Commitment
• Making a Zimun When a Third Person Joined After the First Two Finished Eating
• The Importance of Using a Cup of Wine for Birkat Ha’mazon; Adding Three Drops of Water to the Cup
• If One Ate Half a “Ke’zayit” of Fruit Requiring “Al Ha’etz,” and Half a “Ke’zayit” of Other Fruit
• Must All Three People Have Eaten Bread in Order to Recite a Zimun?
• The Obligation of Zimun Before Birkat Ha’mazon
• The Abridged Birkat Ha’mazon – The Modern-Day Relevance of an Ancient Practice
• Parashat Korah- Korah’s Mistake
• Laws and Customs Relevant to the Final Portion of Birkat Ha’mazon