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Bishul Akum Regarding Rice and Pasta

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Hi Rabbi. I read your piece about bishul akum and I am a bit confused as to the status of rice or pasta. Rice or pasta would fall under bishul akum prohibition becuase it cannot be eaten raw and is fit to be on a kings table. Assuming that i check to make sure that it...

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I was asked about מציצה בפה which has been an animated debate for a long time.  This was my response: Metzitzah is an old part of the brit milah process discussed in the Mishnah and Gemara. Historically, it was understood primarily as a health-related procedure meant...

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