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Rabbi Rules on Kashrut and Seeking Forgiveness
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By יאיר פריד
First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 4 hours ago
What happened
Rabbi Aharon Botbol ruled that challah baked with meat steam becomes non-kosher with dairy, but does not require a six-hour wait. He also advised against detailing slander when seeking forgiveness, recommending positive reputation repair first.
- 01Challah baked with meat steam is non-kosher with dairy.
- 02No six-hour wait needed after eating challah baked with meat steam.
- 03Repairing reputation is key before seeking forgiveness for slander.
- 04Avoid detailing slander when asking for forgiveness.
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