Are There Kashrus Stringencies That Are Trivial
Stump the Rabbi: What stringencies of Kashrus can one ease up on? Rabbi Mendy Wolf answers. Video
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Thursday, 27 Adar I, 5784
| March 7, 2024
I asked the rebbe in a letter if i had to keep cholev yisroel. The rebbe answered
דאיסור מטמטם את המוח ואת הלב. (The forbidden thing stuffs up the mind and the heart).
I asked rabbi hodakov the rebbe secretary at that time if chalov akum is the forbidden thing and he said it was
Cholov Yisroel…..
I think u meant Cholov Stam
he wrote it correctly. He asked the Rebbe if he had to keep Chalav Yisroel not if he should keep chalav stam.
How dare you compare cholove Yisroal yarn stam , Where we know from the Rebbe That blocks our mind and heart to the service of Hashem to pas yisroeal It’s like the story of Adam and Eve with a tree of knowledge
At first I thought that you were criticizing the earlier commenter and didn’t understand who confused the two.
Now that I listened, I understand.
Rabbi Mendy, while stam yenam is forbidden according to all opinions.
There are jews who rely on r Moishe Feinstein who permitted “chalav hacompanies”.
Although we would never touch that (and even kosher dishes that cooked such milk) one can’t issue a blanket statement forbidding if just like ymstam yeinom
Does Chabad require that pealed eggs and onions that are left overnight uncovered need to be discarded?
While we keep halocho, please don’t confuse matters. 1 Wine is basic halacha according to all. 2Milk isn’t kosher either but others rely r Moshe Feinstein who permitted it in certain circumstances (though he did not let his yeshiva rely on that even when they had no money) 3 Bread is much variable. Some non chabad chasidim would deliberately buy bread from a non Jewish bakery after pesach to avoid questions of chametz a jew had over pesach. And r Nissan nemenow (!) Would buy bread from a non Jewish bakery where they would light fire so it should be… Read more »