The rabbis perform a fancy and kosher slaughter
In the background of the European Union's attempts to ban the Jewish slaughter, a team of the "European Rabbinic Center" is currently holding a fancy slaughter under the leadership of the geniuses Rabbi Yaakov David Shamhal Dayan D'Shomari Hadath in Antwerp and a member of the Presidency of the Rabbis of Europe, and Rabbi Levi Yitzhak Cohen HaCohen Dayan at the Beit Din of the Vad Lubavitcher rabbi in Paris and member of the Council of Rabbis of Europe.
In view of the concern of the members of the Council of Rabbis of Europe about the rising prices of kosher meat, which causes many Jews in the small communities to fail, God forbid, it was decided recently to find a solution to market kosher and fancy meat at a reduced price, as a result of which they began to hold a fancy slaughter in Poland, a slaughter that complies with strict guidelines and the grammar of Halacha , so that multitudes of Jews from all over Europe will enjoy high-quality and fancy meat at a price equal to every soul, from the producer to the consumer.
At the "European Rabbinic Center" they established a special slaughtering committee with the leading European rabbis in the field of fancy kosher headed by Rabbi Eliezer Lieber Shanebalg, rabbi and rabbi of the "Keepers of the Religion" In Edgeware, England, Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Kahn, a member of the Lubavitcher Rabbinate in Paris, and Rabbi Jacob David Shamahl, a dayan of the "Guardians of the Religion" in Antwerp.
The Rabbis of the Slaughter Board closely supervised the slaughtering process together with seasoned and experienced butchers and a team of God-fearing inspectors and overseers engaged in this craft. For many years, they had a hand in the quality of the slaughter and the strictest halachic rules. In the coming days, the meat will be marketed in European communities so that
multitudes of Jews will enjoy high-quality, elegant meat. Jewish communities throughout Europe.
Rabbi Aryeh Goldberg, CEO of the Rabbinical Center of Europe, said that "We will continue to act by all means to enable kosher slaughter and this is our answer to the European Union which is trying these days to narrow the steps of Jews and prevent kosher slaughter.
We will continue to provide kosher and fancy meat at affordable prices so that every Jew can keep kosher."
It should be noted that a storm erupted in recent weeks following the European Union's attempts to ban kosher slaughter. The Association of Jewish Organizations in Europe, EJA, learned with deep shock of the ruling of the Court of Human Rights against human rights , the freedom of religion and worship of the Jews and Muslims, and wrote that, "The implied determination of the distorted verdict is that the rights of these citizens to freedom of religion and worship are even less than that of animals." The
chairman of the Union of Jewish Organizations in Europe, Rabbi Menachem Margolin, warned that the severe restrictions on Jews to live according to their faith will lead to serious damage to the fabric of life on the continent.
"The Jewish religion is a religion that is compassionate not only to humans but also to animals and the strict regulations of Judaism regarding the manner of performing kosher slaughter are designed to ensure the reduction of animal suffering."
Rabbi Margolin called on the various governments and parliaments in Europe to immediately take all the necessary steps in order to change the ruling that discriminates against Jews and Muslims.
Rabbi Aryeh Goldberg, CEO of the Rabbinic Center of Europe, which unites over 800 rabbis in the Jewish communities in Europe, said that, "This reminds us of dark days from 80 years ago and we will work in all the ways available to the Jewish communities and in the spirit of the days of the month of Adar there will be 'and the other way round'". It should be noted that Also the European Leaders' Forum for the Fight against Anti-Semitism, which was announced last month at the EJA's meeting in Auschwitz, and which includes 16 European presidents and leaders, such as the former Chancellor of Austria, Sebastian Kurz, the former Prime Minister of France, Manuel Wells, the former Prime Minister of Italy, Matteo Renzi, the tenth President of the State of Israel, Reuben Robbie Rivlin and others, calls on the European Union, governments and parliaments to guarantee the freedom of religion and worship of the continent's citizens.
In collaboration with Shoba Israel
More on the same topic:
Judaism