This piece analyzes the sugya in Yevamot 97b-98a about the halakhic status of twin brothers who converted to Judaism, focusing on their ability—or inability—to perform yibbum (levirate marriage) or ḥalitza with each other's widows.
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This piece analyzes the sugya in Yevamot 97b-98a about the halakhic status of twin brothers who converted to Judaism, focusing on their ability—or inability—to perform yibbum (levirate marriage) or ḥalitza with each other's widows.