* April 21 – Nazi Germany outlaws the kosher ritual shechita.

He was at times both a rabbinical supervisor of kosher slaughtering – shechita – and gladly accepting invitations to lecture in Jewish and religious philosophy at prestigious New England colleges and universities.

The question of the nature of Barnacle Geese also came up as a matter of Jewish dietary law in the Halakha, and Rabbeinu Tam ( 1100 – 71 ) determined that they were kosher ( even if born of trees ) and should be slaughtered following the normal prescriptions for birds.

Katz's Delicatessen, also known as simply Katz's of New York City, is a kosher-style – not kosher – delicatessen restaurant located at 205 E. Houston Street, on the south-west corner of Houston and Ludlow Streets, in Manhattan.

If the hindquarters of kosher mammals are to be eaten by Jews, they must be ' porged ' – stripped of veins, chelev ( caul fat and suet ) and sinews in accordance with a strict procedure.

" He was inspired by Rabbi Yakov Yosef Twersky ( 1900 – 68 ), the late Skverrer Rebbe, to adhere to strict Orthodox Judaism, observing a kosher diet, praying three times a day, wearing a four-cornered fringed garment beneath his clothes, and strictly observing Shabbat.

The giraffe has both split hooves and chews its cud, characteristics of animals considered kosher.

They study sections of the Shulchan Aruch ( codified Jewish law ) and its main commentaries that pertain to daily-life questions ( such as the laws of keeping kosher, Shabbat, and the laws of family purity ).

From its earliest days the operation of the airline in keeping with Jewish tradition has been a source of friction ; when the Israeli prime minister David Ben-Gurion was forming his first coalition, the religious parties would not join unless Ben-Gurion promised that El Al would serve only kosher food on its flights and would not fly on the Jewish Sabbath.

Central Avenue in Lawrence ( and its continuation in Cedarhurst ) has a large and growing number of kosher restaurants and other business catering to the Orthodox community.

Empire Kosher Poultry, the nation's largest producer of kosher poultry, has both its corporate headquarters and processing facility located in adjoining Walker Township.

The theological debate over its kosher status can be traced back to such 19th-century reformers as Aron Chorin, though its consumption was already common in European Jewish communities.

The West Bloomfield JCC houses two gymnasiums which can be made into three gyms using a movable wall, a workout area, an indoor full size and kiddie pool, an outdoor full size pool, a kosher restaurant, a Michigan Jewish war veterans museum, an in line hockey center, a library, ceramics / art rooms, a large auditorium type room ( Handleman Hall ), an art museum, an area dedicated to teaching and learning about tzedakah ( charity ) called Shalom Street, a performing arts theater in its basement, a preschool, offices for summer camps, the previously mentioned preschool, and other administrative offices and organizations.

At its peak, Randolph boasted a kosher butcher, Judaica shop, kosher bakery, and two synagogues.

Since the end of the 19th century, le Marais has been populated by a significant Jewish population, the Rue des Rosiers being at the heart of its community, with a handful of kosher restaurants.

The Pomegranate was " also hoping to lure customers who don't keep kosher with its array of organic meats and chemical-free produce.

In order to maintain its kosher certification from Kay Kosher Supervision during the Passover holiday, U-Bet is made before Passover with refined sugar instead of the high-fructose corn syrup sweetener base that is used the rest of the year.

It has been in decline since the early 1990s closure and 2004 demolition of its anchor Sunnybrook produce store, it currently features a King David kosher pizzeria and The Bagel Nook coffee shop.

Monsey was chosen because of its proximity to New York City ( approximately northwest of the city ) as well as the Jewish local infrastructure that ensured easy availability of kosher food and amenities.

It is best known for its kosher food preparation supervision service.

* Bernstein's-on-Essex, a kosher Chinese restaurant used in the film with its decor intact.

The term " kosher salt " derives not from its being made in accordance with the guidelines for kosher foods as written in the Torah ( nearly all salt is kosher, including ordinary table salt ), but rather due to its use in making meats kosher by removing surface blood.

This act, like those in many countries, exempts slaughter in accordance to religious law, such as kosher, shechita, and dhabiĥa halal.

Synagogues often take on a broader role in modern Jewish communities and may include additional facilities such as a catering hall, kosher kitchen, religious school, library, day care center and a smaller chapel for daily services.

Another licensed cleric in Judaism is the shochet, who are trained and licensed by religious authorities for kosher slaughter according to ritual law.

This act, like those in many countries, exempts slaughter in accordance to religious law, such as kosher shechita and dhabiha halal.

El Al in principle offers only kosher in-flight meals and does not fly passengers on the Jewish Sabbath or religious holidays.

In the eleventh century piyyut ( religious poem ), Akdamut, recited on Shavuot ( Pentecost ), it is envisioned that, ultimately, God will slaughter the Leviathan, which is described as having " mighty fins " ( and, therefore, a kosher fish, not an inedible snake or crocodile ), and it will be served as a sumptuous banquet for all the righteous in Heaven.

" These were: lighting candles before Shabbat and the Jewish holidays by Jewish women ; putting on tefillin ; affixing a mezuzah ; regular Torah study ; giving Tzedakah ; purchasing Jewish books ; observing kashrut ( kosher ); kindness to others ; Jewish religious education, and observing the family purity laws.

There are also halal and kosher varieties, which are made from meats compliant with the religious standards.

Malcolm King was given non-salami meals for two months while the county was getting the order thrown out, arguing that kosher meals and religious observances were not a part of Festivus.

1972, 42 " The Little Man " and the unstaged 1869 drama Di Takse (" The Tax ") both condemned the corruption by which religious taxes ( in the latter case, specifically the tax on kosher meat ) were diverted to benefit community leaders rather than the poor.

* Hebrew and Yiddish-words used in religious contexts, like Sabbath, kosher, hallelujah, amen, and jubilee or words that have become slang like schmuck, shmooze, nosh, oy vey, and schmutz.

As examples, prayer either inculcates a relationship between people and God or strengthens beliefs and faith of the one who prays, and keeping kosher or wearing tzitzit serve as educational symbols of moral and religious values.

The IDF promised it would make sure that all modesty and kosher issues will be handled in order to make female religious Zionists comfortable.

For example, someone who adheres to Orthodox Judaism will have no problem keeping kosher, but may sometimes be tempted to rely on unreliable kosher supervision, while somebody farther away from religious practice will have to struggle with whether to eat a ham sandwich ( which is non-kosher regardless of supervision ).

At Joselewicz's request, they were allowed to keep their religious customs, including access to kosher food, abstaining from combat on the Sabbath when possible, and growing their beards.

When kosher wine is produced, marketed and sold commercially, it must have the hechsher (" seal of approval ") of a kosher supervising agency or organization, or of an authoritative rabbi who is preferably also a posek (" decisor " of Jewish law ) or be supervised by a beth din (" Jewish religious court of law ").

The Talmud explains that it is absolutely forbidden to use this counterfeit dye intentionally ( i. e., if one was duped, the strings are still kosher, however they simply do not fulfill the religious requirement for tekhelet strings ).

Cooked wine ( Hebrew: yayin mevushal ), meaning wine which has been heated, is regarded as drinkable on the basis that heated wine was not historically used as a religious libation ; thus kosher wine includes mulled wine, and pasteurised wine, regardless of producer, but Orthodox Judaism only regards other forms of wine as kosher if prepared by a Jew.

However, among the classical rabbis, there were a number who refused to treat Christians as idolaters, and consequently regarded food which had been manufactured by them as being kosher ; this detail has been noted and upheld by a number of religious authorities in Conservative Judaism, such as Rabbi Israel Silverman, and Rabbi Elliot N. Dorff.