Does a person who does not accept the concept of eruv (even if not a full Tzaddoki) invalidate an eruv by contributing to it?
Synopsis
Anyone who personally rejects the concept of eruv — not just formal Sadducees — cannot contribute to an eruv, and their presence requires bitul reshut or rental instead.
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