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Sefer Chafetz Chayim               םייח ץפח רפס
 Hilchot Esurei Lashon Hara     ערה ןושל ירוסיא תוכלה
 Kelal Beit                        'ב ללכ - םייחה רוקמ


 repeats the remarks violates the esur of Lashon Hara  even if the    וֹתאנהלֶּשׁ רבס רמוּ ,הולִהֶשׁ )הֶשׂוֹע( דיבעקָ הוצִמ רבס
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 remark  is  made  unintentionally  in  casual  passing.   And  even  if
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 the listener sees that one or two of the other listeners ignored the    אביקֲִע  'רכּ  הכלהדּ  עוּדיו  ,הוצִמ  ןאכּ  ןיאו  ,ןוּכְּתִמ
 confidentiality of the remark and repeated it, still, this third listener    רחא הוּהְתיֶּשׁ הבִּס הזיאֵמֶּשׁ ,רהזִּל ךְירִצֶּשׁ קרַ .וֹרבחֵמ
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 (16) may not reveal the remark to others even unintentionally in
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 casual  passing  conversation.    Please  reference  the  Be’er  Mayim    וֹל וּקיִפּסי אלֶֹּשׁ ,וּננינִעבּ וֹא ,םוֹלָשׁו סח ,וֹנבִל ךְכּ
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 Chayim.           הוצִמּה לע ערְֵפמל ךְכּ רחא טרֵחְתי אלֹ ,ריִעה יֵשׁנא
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                   ףדּ( םיִחסְפּ תוֹפסוֹתבּ ןיּעו ,וֹלֶּשׁ החכוֹה וֹא הקָדצ לֶשׁ
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                              ,)"הכּזיֶּשׁ" ליִחְתמּה רוּבּדּ :'ח
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 remain confidential is irrelevant (any way that he expresses it, the    ףכל  וֹנוּדל  הרָוֹתּבּ  הז  רבדּ  וּניוּטצנ  תמא  יִפּ  לַעו
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 remarks must remain confidential).  He may express his wish for    טֹפְּשִׁתּ קדֶצבּ" :ביִתכדּ המכּ וֹתנוּכּ אוּה הזֶּשׁ ,תוּכז
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 confidentiality  by  saying  “Do  not  discuss  this  matter  at  all  any
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 how he expressed his desire for confidentiality, it is forbidden to    ,םיִשׁנאה ןָתוֹאבּ יוּצמ אוּה הזּה געלּה ,ברֹה יִפּ לַעו
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 Jew even to another person and most certainly to the person who is    ירֵבדּ ןיִעְמוֹשֶּׁשׁכּ ךְכלוּ ,םהינְפּ לע 'ה תארְי םהל ןיאֶשׁ
 the “victim” of the remarks.  In disclosing this confidential remark    אוּהֶשׁ ,הרָוֹתּה תרַיִמְשִּׁמ תוּלְשּׁרְַתִהה לע החכוֹהו רסוּמ
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 to another person (the listener becomes the source for the remark    ,"וֹל חכוֹה ץל בהאי אלֹ" :רמאנֶּשׁ וֹמכּ ,םנוֹצרְ דגנ
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 Mekor Hachayim  out.”  (Please see the following Hagahah).  Moreover, it is obvious    וֹמוּמבּ - לסוֹפּה לכּ :ןיִסחוֹי הרָָשֲׂע קרֶפבּ ןיִשׁוּדּקִבּ
 to be repeated over and over again until) it will eventually reach
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                   ל"זח וּרְמא רבכּ ,תמאבוּ חיִכוֹמּהבּ םגְפּ אֹצְמִל ןיִאוֹר
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                   ,גיִעלהל המִּמ ןיאֶשׁ יוּצמ םיִמעְפּ הבּרְהֶשׁ טרְָפִבוּ ,לסוֹפּ
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 were made “in the presence of three people (listeners) (19).”  But
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 “in the presence of three people” does not exist.  Please reference
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                   שׁדח שׁוּרפל קרַ אוּה םָתקָוּשְׁתוּ םנוֹצרְֶשׁ םיִשׁנא שׁי יִכּ
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                   רמוֹל יוּארָ ,וֹתקָוּשְׁתּ יִפל הנּניא וֹלֶּשׁ הָשׁרָדּה םִא יִכו
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 K2/9.  Everything said until now was in the context of whether    ,הזחנ הָתּעו ,םיִלָשְׁמִל שׁיו ,הרָיקִחל שׁיו ,םיקִוּסְפּבּ
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                    !?רוּמגּ רקֶֶשׁ אוּה הז אלֹה ,שׁמּמ וירָבדְִבּ ןיאֶשׁ וילע
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 or not the remarks made “in the presence of three people” were
 allowed to be repeated. But heaven forbid, if someone embellishes
 or  elaborates  his  remarks,  even  if  only  by  adding  one  word,  or
 making  the  remarks  more  appealing  to  the  listener  by  saying
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