Matty Burnhart, Knitted News02.01.22 15:20 29 Tevet Tishpev
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The Shas Council of Torah Scholars has published a letter in which they sharply attack the kosher reform of Minister Matan Kahana, and ask the city rabbis not to cooperate with it.
The letter is signed by the President of the Council of Sages, the Rosh Yeshiva Rabbi Hacham Shalom Cohen, and the Minister of Torah Gerach Kanievsky, Rabbi Hagar Edelstein and Rabbi Gerash Badani.
The letter is addressed to the rabbis of the kosher cities against Minister Kahana’s intention to allow city rabbis to give kosher in other cities, a reform that came into effect this morning.
“Destruction and Destruction”
The rabbis describe in the letter the reform as “destruction and devastation in the walls of kashrut and its sanctity, and all desires is to cast a dispute among the rabbis of Israel by seeking to allow other rabbis to give kashrut out of place and cause jealousy and competition against each other.” “.
The rabbis also address the issue of conversion, defining government ministers and its leaders as “religious destroyers who rose up evil to abuse and try to sterilize the foundations of religion in Israel to allow conversions for hundreds of thousands of Gentiles against harming the Holy Torah.” “
“They want to reach a limit”
“We are here to express our opinion not to cooperate with them at all in the matter of the conversion of Rachel and in matters of kashrut and do not allow a rabbi to give kosher status outside his place of residence “The rabbis shlita must strengthen and glorify kashrut in their place of residence aliba dahalkata without reservation and without fear, and those who retire from the congregation of God and transgressors of his will will be banned from their kashrut in any duchta since evidence is that they want to achieve a limit and destruction of purely kashrut.”
As you may recall, today (Sunday) the first phase of the ‘kosher program’ will begin as part of the kosher reform promoted by Minister of Religions Kahana, who, according to Kahana, “will regulate the kosher system of the State of Israel and move it toward better, more supervised, more organized kosher.” .
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