If-statements with grouped conditional operators

I have a code where I want an if statement with 3 conditions passed. However, in one of my conditions, I can allow either or.

For example, the if statement is true if( 5 && 6 && (7||9||10||12)). So 5,6,10 would be true, but 5,6,13 wouldn't.

I have a code in ruby with this similar logic but it is giving me syntax errors (maybe because of an extra parenthesis). However, I was wondering if this logic is allowed.

    if (constraintsHashed[i][DINING_CONSTRAINTS].downcase.include? userDiningOptions) && (constraintsHashed[i][COST_CONSTRAINTS].downcase.include? userBudget) && 
    (((userTime >= Time.parse(TENAM)) && userTime <= Time.parse(NINEPM)) or (userTime >= Time.parse(SEVENAM) && userTime <= Time.parse(TWELVEAM)) or 
    (userTime >= Time.parse(SEVENAM)) && (userTime <= Time.parse(FIVEPM)) or (userTime >= Time.parse(NINEAM)) && (userTime <= Time.parse(SIXPM)) or 
    (userTime >= Time.parse(TWELVEPM)) && (userTime <= Time.parse(TWELVEAM)) or (userTime >= Time.parse(TENAM)) && (userTime <= Time.parse(ELEVENPM)))

diningHall.rb:132: syntax error, unexpected keyword_else, expecting ')' diningHall.rb:134: syntax error, unexpected keyword_end, expecting ')' end #End for if(constraintsHashed ^ diningHall.rb:141: syntax error, unexpected keyword_end, expecting ')' end #End for def weekendOptions ^ diningHall.rb:269: syntax error, unexpected end-of-input, expecting ')' main() #Program starts here ^