May one commence a short voyage (only one day's journey, e.g. Tyre to Sidon) on Erev Shabbat morning?
Synopsis
A short voyage where arrival before Shabbat is possible may be commenced on Erev Shabbat morning, since one may rely on favorable winds to arrive in time.
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