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    Shechita (redirect from Shehita)
    /ʃəxiːˈtɑː/; Hebrew: שחיטה; [ʃχiˈta]; also transliterated shehitah, shechitah, shehita) is ritual slaughtering of certain mammals and birds for food according...
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    bellies cut and their entrails hung around their necks in a parody of shehita, kosher slaughter of cattle. The bodies were labeled "kosher". The slaughterhouse...
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    Critical Study of Electrical Stunning and the Jewish Method of Slaughter (Shehita). Letchworth Herts. 48pp Challenges to Shechita and its Protection by Government...
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  • 'privy councillor.' Dembo turned his attention to the scientific study of sheḥita, the slaughtering of animals according to Jewish law. In Switzerland and...
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  • follows: Epitome Grammatica hebrayca – a treatise on Hebrew grammar. Dinim de shehita y bedica – a basic overview of the rules of Shechita. Zekher Rab – a collection...
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  • Publication Society of America. [...] Polish laws against ritual slaughter (shehita) enacted in April 1936 and, in a final and drastic form, in March 1939...
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  • Enciclopedia de la Biblia vol. 1 (Barcelona, 1961), 321-332. "Hilkhot Shehita le-Rab Yehudai Gaon," Talpioth 9 (1965), 194-217. "Tosafot Ha-Rosh le Pereq...
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  • nineteenth century. In 1873 a ritual slaughterer visited Portland to perform shehita.": 15  In the 1880s the Portland Jewish community increased to sixty families...
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