Commentary for Chullin 243:6
האלל המכונס אם יש כזית במקום אחד חייבין עליו
negligible! - In fact it is in accordance with R'Ishmael's view, for R'Ishmael only maintains that the hide does not render them negligible in the case where the pieces were torn away by a wild beast,<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' In this case the pieces of flesh became attached to the hide accidentally, without the knowledge or will of the owner, and therefore R. Ishmael holds that these pieces are not rendered negligible. Where, however, the pieces were cut away and intentionally left hanging on to the skin by the man who flayed the animal, even R. Ishmael agrees that they are negligible in themselves and are considered as part of the hide.');"><sup>3</sup></span>
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