{"id":8057,"date":"2016-01-30T14:00:20","date_gmt":"2016-01-30T12:00:20","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/ph.yhb.org.il\/en\/?p=8057"},"modified":"2016-10-06T17:37:57","modified_gmt":"2016-10-06T14:37:57","slug":"01-30-14","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/ph.yhb.org.il\/en\/01-30-14\/","title":{"rendered":"14. Establishing a Conditional <em>Eruv<\/em> for All Local Residents"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>One may place an <em>eruv <\/em>conditionally. For example, if one knows that on Shabbat two Torah scholars will be lecturing in two nearby towns, but he has yet to decide if he will attend the lecture to the east, the one to the west, or neither, he places one <em>eruv<\/em> in the east and one in the west and stipulates in his mind that on Shabbat he will decide which <em>te\u0125um<\/em> to use, the one based on his home, on the <em>eruv<\/em> in the west, or on the <em>eruv<\/em> in the east. Once he has made his decision, though, he is bound by his chosen <em>te\u0125um<\/em>. If he did not make a conscious decision but merely started walking in accordance with only one specific <em>te\u0125um<\/em>, he has thus established his <em>te\u0125um<\/em> and may no longer change his mind and walk in accordance with a different <em>te\u0125um<\/em> (<em>Eruvin<\/em> 82a; SA 413:1; MB <em>ad loc<\/em>. 8).<sup><a id=\"_ze05ftnref30_16\" class=\"aup1\" href=\"#_ze05ftn30_16\">[16]<\/a><\/sup><\/p>\n<p>One may volunteer to place an <em>eruv<\/em> on behalf of all residents of a locale. He then declares: \u201cWith this <em>eruv<\/em> it shall be permitted for all local residents and their guests to walk 2,000 <em>amot<\/em> from this place in every direction.\u201d Anyone who is aware of the existence of this <em>eruv<\/em> before Shabbat, even if he did not decide that the site of the <em>eruv <\/em>is his <em>mekom shevita<\/em>, may decide on Shabbat that he wishes to walk in that direction and may rely on the communal <em>eruv<\/em>. However, one who was unaware of the <em>eruv<\/em>\u2019s existence before Shabbat may not rely on it (SA 413:1).<\/p>\n<p>If there are so many local residents that the person placing the <em>eruv<\/em> cannot leave two meals\u2019 worth of food for each one of them, then as long as he knows that there will be no more than twenty people who will want to rely on the <em>eruv<\/em>, he may place two meals\u2019 worth of food for twenty people and declare: \u201cWith this <em>eruv<\/em> it shall be permissible for anyone who wishes to walk 2,000 <em>amot<\/em> from this place in every direction for all <em>Shabbatot<\/em> of the year.\u201d This allows all who are interested in relying upon his <em>eruv<\/em> to do so, on condition that they are aware of its existence before the Shabbat they rely on it (SA 413:1; BHL s.v. \u201cle-khol e\u0125ad\u201d). It seems that when it is clear that someone will make use of the <em>eruv<\/em>, the <em>berakha<\/em> should be recited, but when it is uncertain whether anyone will make use of it, no <em>berakha<\/em> should be recited.<\/p>\n<p>If one places an <em>eruv<\/em> unconditionally, his <em>te\u0125um<\/em> is determined by the location of the <em>eruv<\/em>. He may not change his mind and follow the <em>te\u0125um<\/em> measured from his home.<\/p>\n<div>\n<hr size=\"1\" \/>\n<div><a id=\"_ze05ftn30_16\" href=\"#_ze05ftnref30_16\">[16]<\/a>. The Tanna\u2019im disagree about this law. According to the Sages and R. Yehuda in the Mishna (<em>Eruvin<\/em> 36b), a stipulation is effective when placing an <em>eruv<\/em>, based on the principle of retroactive clarification (\u201c<em>yesh breira<\/em>\u201d). In this case, it means that when one decides which <em>eruv<\/em> he wants to use, it clarifies retroactively which of the two potential <em>eruvin<\/em> he set aside before Shabbat was the true <em>eruv<\/em>. The <em>beraita<\/em> mentions that some maintain that retroactive clarification is ineffective (<em>Eruvin<\/em> 36b and 37b). The Talmud in <em>Beitza<\/em> 38a cites the opinion of R. Oshaya that for Torah laws retroactive clarification is ineffective, while for rabbinic laws it is effective. This is the opinion of most <em>poskim<\/em>, including Rambam, Rabbeinu Tam, Rosh, Ramban, Ran, and SA YD 331:11. SA 413:1 and MB<em> ad loc.<\/em> 7 conclude similarly. Therefore, one may set aside multiple <em>eruvin<\/em> and then decide on Shabbat which <em>eruv<\/em> he will use to establish his <em>te\u0125um<\/em>. (Some disagree: Ri maintains that retroactive clarification is effective even for Torah laws, while Maharam of Rothenburg as quoted in <em>Mordechai<\/em> maintains that it is ineffective even for rabbinic laws.)SA 413:1 uses the expression, \u201cIt all depends on his stipulation.\u201d This implies that if one places an <em>eruv <\/em>conditionally, such as by saying: \u201cIf the Torah scholar comes to the east, my <em>eruv<\/em> will be in the east,\u201d and then the Torah scholar comes to the east, the person\u2019s <em>te\u0125um<\/em> is set and cannot be changed.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>One may place an eruv conditionally. 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