5tjt by Rabbi Yair Hoffman
So what do you do when you open up the newspaper and find two diametrically opposed Kashrus rulings and letters from leading Poskim? The newspaper was Wednesday’s issue of the HaModiah and the two ads appear on pages D5 and D14 respectively.
We will start with D5. D5 is a full page ad dated in the month of Iyar 5771. It is signed by Rav Elyashiv, Rav Feivel Cohen, Rav Dovid Feinstein, and Rav Aharon Schechter. Rav Shmuel Vosner’s name also appears on the letter, but with the remarks that he has already made his opinion known in Shaivet HaLevi 4:83.
What does the letter say? In Hebrew and English it states (this is actually the 5TJT translation of the Hebrew section): [....]
Turning to page D14, we have a ruling issued in the name of the Orthodox Union by Rav Yisroel Belsky. This ad is a half page long and also has the “Gilui Daas” heading. This ad only appears in Hebrew, but is translated by the 5TJT below:
So what do you do when you open up the newspaper and find two diametrically opposed Kashrus rulings and letters from leading Poskim? The newspaper was Wednesday’s issue of the HaModiah and the two ads appear on pages D5 and D14 respectively.
We will start with D5. D5 is a full page ad dated in the month of Iyar 5771. It is signed by Rav Elyashiv, Rav Feivel Cohen, Rav Dovid Feinstein, and Rav Aharon Schechter. Rav Shmuel Vosner’s name also appears on the letter, but with the remarks that he has already made his opinion known in Shaivet HaLevi 4:83.
What does the letter say? In Hebrew and English it states (this is actually the 5TJT translation of the Hebrew section): [....]
Turning to page D14, we have a ruling issued in the name of the Orthodox Union by Rav Yisroel Belsky. This ad is a half page long and also has the “Gilui Daas” heading. This ad only appears in Hebrew, but is translated by the 5TJT below:
