Picture of the Day
A haredi man was seen hard at work in a Tzitzis and Talis factory in Israel. Can you identify what is wrong in the photo? Photos
A haredi man was seen hard at work in a Tzitzis and Talis factory in Israel. Can you identify what is wrong in the photo? Photos
you guys can’t SPELL in HEBREW!! …the yud is missing in the word ציצית and has nothing to do with his wearing or not wearing tzitzit!
btw…sephardim hold the minhag of having their tzizit tucked in!!
the tzitzis tucked in!
duh- stop wasting your time!!!!!!!!!! i would have them tucked in also if i was working with that machine!!!
u make sense… i thought so too
Many sephardim hold that the tzitsiz MUST be tucked in.
BH. There is nothing wrong with the photo. The photo is perfect.
look at bigger picture (pun intented) u can see the outline of cotton tzitizis and tucked in. dan likaf zchus kids
It is very dangerous to wear tzitzit openly when they can get sucked into the machinery.
you all such am haartzim, he looks sefardi and that is their minhag based on kaballah, to wear tzitzis inside. so much for dan lechaf zechus
Take a good look and you will see the outline of his tzitzis under his undershirt. Perhaps they are not showing as he works to close to the machinery. The only problem is in the 2nd picture where it is missing a “Yud” in the word Tzitzis
it’s just tucked in-if you look closely, u’ll realize them!
They just didn’t make the first pair yet.
should know the correct spelling for tzitzit
In a encyclopedia entry for the word ironic, this should definitly be the example photo!
Its probably dangerous to let the tzitzis dangle when operating the machinery. GOODNESS everyone, dont be so quick to judge!! Only urself ,ofcourse!
The Chareidi are processing Matzohs…
Only white strings and no blue ones as mandated by the Torah.
if yourlook at the second pic you see that he way wearing tzitzis under his shirt.
I looked a second and indeed he is wearing Tzitzis. Look at his shirt in the second picture. They are clearly underneath it. They are are just tucked in.
How about l’kaf z’chus. Perhaps they are under his t-shirt. If they were flying around while working they could get stick in the machine
wow you r all so quick to judge. maybe he tucked them into his pants….tsk!
I cannot believe so many people comment on no tzitizis and most do not notice the OBVIOUS danger there would be if even ONE string would get caught in the machine. I would imagine there are GOVERNMENT laws about safety, as there are here in the US, and I’m sure that is the reason, come on people.
This should be a lesson in how we judge people without knowing the full story.
Maybe they’re tucked into his pants?
next guy to say hes not weering tzitzis wins a prize
1) Some Sefardim do not wear tzitzis – they hold the tallis which they wear from bar mitzvah on is yotze the mitzvah.
2) Safety regulations may well preclude him from having his tzitzis out near machinery.
So, there is nothing wrong with the picture – only with those who judge.
dan likaf zichus
why is the worker not wearing tzitzis?
Where Is his tzitzis? It does not appear that he himself is wearing any!!!
He’s not wearing any tzitzis?
he himself is not waring Tzitzis….
haosekl bemitzvah patur min “HA”mitzvah
does a room full of mezuzos not need a mezuzah on the door?
Person in photo does not seem to have tzitsit hanging out of his waistline.
The gentleman ,isn’t wearing tzitis -himself!!!!
The halachlic ramifications are uncertain,the moral one is ceertain.!!! To many ‘young people” today have lost touch with tzitis, it should be encouraged ,after teffillin,when possible esspesiably after kashrus and Shabbos.
Good shabos,
fishel katz
he needs tzitzis
hes not wearing tzitzis
his tzizit are not showing!
not sure but, is the guy not wearing tzitzis?!
he isnt wearing Tzitzis oyyy
where are HIS tzitzis?
he is not wearing tzizis!!!!!!
Tzitzis (especially in chassidus) represents action and he wares no tzitzis himself.
isnt wearing tzitzis!!
hes not wearing tzitzis himself
worker is wearing tzitzis tucked in .That is a safety precaution because he is working around machinery.That would probably be required by halacha.
where is workers tzitzis?
I looks like the worker here is not wearing tzitzis.
I guess he’s concerned for fellow Jews doing it right, and he’s ok as is:)
Hes not wearing tzitzis
Um… where are HIS tzitzis??!!
hes not wearing tzitzis!
Theyre not wearing tzitzis!
The Tzitzis-maker has no Tzitzis!
he is NOT wearing Tzitzis.
his not wearing his Tzitzis
Are you sure he’s hareidi? He’s not wearing tzistzis…Maybe the factory will offer him a discount?
Unsafe working conditions.
Hes not making tzitzis. That looks like toilet paper!
it’s obvious – where’s his tzitzis?!
The machine uses an eight pin dialector 35-D. Hes clearly using a 44 AMIGA-1000.
Hes wearing white socks with black pants!
Hes turning the lever the wrong way!!
the man himself is not wearing – showing his Tzitzis
machine made
he’s not wearing tzitzis.
He himself doesn’t have tzitzis!!!
He is not wearing tzitzis!
the guy in the first pic is not wearing tzitzis
a vu are hes tzizis
The guys no wearing tzitzis?
Why is he not wearing Tzitzis/
the man himself isn’t wearing tzizis!
…hes the shoe makers son with no shoes
i dose not look like he is wearing his own pair of tzitzis!
…but you would be wrong. They are obviously tucked in in order that they not get caught in the gears of the machine.
It seems as if he is not wearing tzitzis, however, maybe… they are tucked in so that they don’t get caught in the machine.
he has himself no tzizsis out
he has himself no tzizsis out
he is hiding his
the guy is not wearing tzitzit himself!-
Where is the man’s tzitzis?
the worker is not wearing a pair
he isnt wearing tzitzis
He isn’t wearing tzitzis (unless they are tucked in really well)
he probably had it tucked in so as not to get it caught with the machine
Where are his tztzis?
he’s not wearing tzizis
He is not wearing Tzitzis
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He is not wearing any…. maybe they were out if his size so he is,making more 😉
where’s his Tzizis?
If you mean that his tzitzis are not showing, that is because it is dangerous to have them flying around near machinery where they could be trapped and cause him to be strangled or worse! same applies to ties.
Where is his TZITZIT
He himself does not have tzitzis on, is that a problem ?
He’s not wearing tzitzis!!
i assume tucked in cos of machinery, or already chopped off!
No Tzitzit !!!
the guys not wearing Tzitzis, lol what he can’t afford them
Thats wats wrong…
He’s not wearing Tzitzit!
i hope this is not because you cant see the workers tzitzis because if you’ve ever worked around such machinery you would know that you have to tuck your tzitzis in so that they dont c”v get caught in the machine and possiblly kill you
HE IS NOT WEARING TZIZIS!
A shoemaker walks barefoot!
theres no black zecher lit’cheiles
(I won’t judge him. Maybe they are tucked in.)
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where is the talis koton of the guy working?
seemingly is not wearing Tzitzis himself. Although it may be tucked in, and is thus forbidden for one to make such an assumption on a Jew.
See Lekutei Sichos 33 Shlach [this weeks Parsha] that some of the Rabbeim themselves would wear their Tzitis tucked in
he have no tztitzit hahahahahahaha
He isnt wearing Tzitzis himself!
He’s not wearing tzitzis?!
but maybe they r tucked in
Where is the guy’s tzizis?
he hasnt got his own ones on….
his tzitzis are not visible.doesn’t mean he’s not wearing them!
Making Tzizit but not wearing them, what is the Chochmo
his tsisis??
he’s not wearing tsitsis
hes not wearing them strings!!!
He seems not to be wearing a Talis koton. I am sure that he is wearing tztzis under his tee shirt and since he is working around machinery he must for safety reasons be tucked in.
where is his tzitzis
where r his tzitzis?
…that he’s not wearing tzitzis. But if you look closely he seemingly is – just tucked in.
He is not wearing Tzitzis himself!!!!!!!
Not wearing tzitzis himself..that’s funny lol
He is not wearing Tzitzis.
The funny thing is, I noticed before reading the caption.
While there are many heterim to not wear tzitzis in such circumstance, nonetheless, I am proud to be a Lubavitcher (not all chasidim are as meticulous as us) and that this is incredibly noticeable. For this one, I fully credit the Chinuch I received.
Anyone knows me (or recognizes my smiley face), is aware that I generally express alternative (or none faltering) position towards the system.
Elina