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The Difference Between Shabbos Chol Hamoed Sukkos and Pesach
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there's a very interesting halachic
differentiation between shabbos
khalamoid pesach
and chavez khalomid sukkas on shabbos
and the mission brew explains
that the reason why we only conclude and
mention shabbos
is because
the only reason why we lain a half torah
is because of shabbos because we're not
master benavi on any day of khalimat
therefore we only mention shabbos and
not pesach however the mission bureau
says that
we do mention
the reason being is there is a
fundamental difference between
sukis and pesach
we know that after the first day of
pesach we say khasi halal the reason is
the gemaran erakan says that since we
bring the same carbon on every day of
pesach that indicates that it has one
kedusa yamcha it's one yumtif of seven
days
but on sukis they're different
carbonates every day that reflects that
every day is a yamtif by itself and
therefore since each day is a yumtha by
itself and even
is a separate yamtif therefore shabbas
khalamoid it warrants a mention of
now one may ask
we don't land a half tara so the same
reason we don't mention
because doesn't warrant a half torah we
shouldn't mention sukis on shabbos
because
doesn't warrant a half torah
nevertheless even though
does not warrant to have torah it is a
moyet bifnaya it is a separate day of
yamtif and when there is a
torah
we do mention the
success in the bracha of the haftarah
this is mentioned in
pesach
and
and of course this is reflective in the
fact that every day of sukkah we say
hello shalem as opposed to pesach where
we only say khasi halal after the first
day wishing everyone a good time
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