0. The Mitzvah of Pidyon Shvuyin [redeeming prisoners, captives], hostage deals, and its regulations in Halacha FULL ARTICLE

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Cases of exception for Kdei Dimeihem, that one may pay any amount to redeem the captive

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Does the concept of Pidyon Shvuyim apply to helping release a Jew from a state prison?

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Forcing one to give money to redeem a captive

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Helping a captive escape and performing military or police operations

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How to measure the value of a captive

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Kiruv Organizations – Does the concept of Pidyon Shvuyim apply to helping bring a Jew closer to Judaism

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Limitations on the amount of ransom payment that one may pay

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Opinion of the Rebbe on hostage deals

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Paying back the person who paid the ransom money

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Pidyon Shvuyin – Redeeming Jewish children from Muslim homes [Yad Leachim, Irgun Lahava]:

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Pidyon Shvuyin – The greatness and importance of the Mitzvah of redeeming a captive

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Precedence of whom to redeem

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Raising money to redeem a captive

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Re-directing collected funds for the sake of redeeming a captive

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Redeeming a Heretic

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Redeeming one who caused himself to enter captivity

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Selling a Shul or Beis Midrash for the sake of Pidyon Shvuyin

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Selling a Torah scroll for the sake of Pidyon Shvuyin

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The incarceration and ransom of the Maharam of Rothenburg

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The Torah’s view on making a Hostage deal with terrorists [Entebbe, Gilad Shalit, Oct 7th]

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What to do with the excess money that was collected for a captive

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Why the Sages made limitations on how much money you can pay for a captive

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