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Shulchan Arukh, Orach Chayim 449
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Opens “דין חמץ שנמצא בחנות ישראל והפועלים עכו"ם…”
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Rabbi Shlomo Yitzchaki, known as Rashi, was a preeminent medieval French rabbi and author of a comprehensive commentary on the Talmud and…
Source: Orach Chayim Siman 449 · Seif 1 — “<b>דין חמץ שנמצא בחנות ישראל והפועלים עכו"ם או בהיפך.”
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<b>דין חמץ שנמצא בחנות ישראל והפועלים עכו"ם או בהיפך. ובו סעיף אחד:</b><br>חנות של ישראל ומלאי (פי' הסחורה וכלי החנות) של ישראל והפועלים הנכנסים לשם עכו"ם חמץ שנמצא שם אחר הפסח אסור בהנאה חנות של עכו"ם ומלאי של עכו"ם ופועלים הנכנסים לשם ישראל חמץ שנמצא שם מותר אפי' באכילה כך היא גירסת רש"י ורבינו האי אבל רבינו חננאל גורס בהיפך:
The law of Chametz found in an Israelite's shop where the workers are non-Jews, or vice versa. And it contains one paragraph:
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