Talmud Bavli
Talmud Bavli

Responsa for Chullin 107:1

וושט נקובתו במשהו דרוסתו במשהו

With regard to the gullet, as the slightest perforation [is sufficient to render the animal trefah], so too is t slightest indication of clawing; but with regard to the windpipe, since [it is established that] there must be a hole the size of an issar,<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' V. next MISHNAH:');"><sup>1</sup></span>

Shut min haShamayim

They responded: There is a great principle in the kashrut of animals: "One who adds, will have added life, and one who does not add, let him be gathered away." (Taanit 31a.4) It seems from this that one who is stringent is blessed.2The opposite principle is mentioned in Chullin 54a.10, see Mishneh Torah, Shechitah 10.12
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