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- on which the yebamah (widowed sister-in-law) is not allowed to eat. The halitzah should not be performed in the evening, nor on a Sabbath or a holiday,...
- Meir says: she does not parti****te in halitzah or yibbum. And the Sages say: she must parti****te in either halitzah or yibbum. For they have said: it is...
- within which to perform yibbum or halitzah (although yibbum was rarely, if ever, performed) and after the halitzah, a beth din would decide upon the disbur****t...
- refused to perform a levirate marriage, and she consequently performs the Halitzah ceremony Some of these prohibitions are biblical, and some are rabbinical...
- punishment of kareth (spiritual excision)[clarification needed], in which case halitzah would apply. It is forbidden for any of the widows to remarry until yibbum...
- surviving brother can decline and undergo a procedure that the Rabbis named "halitzah," but Gen. ch 38 presupposes a stage in the history of the law in which...
- near the prison: "Who wants needles? Who wants hooks? How about private halitzah?" Akiba, looking out through an aperture, said in reply, "Do you have spindles...
- שַׁעַטְנֵז‎, shaatnez (in Leviticus 19:19 and Deuteronomy 22:11); חליצה‎, ḥalitzah (in Deuteronomy 25:5–10); purification of the person with skin disease...
- separately. However, according to Ri Hazaken (Tosafot Yevamot 102a s.v. Leinyan Halitzah) Shmuel's mother was Jewish. Yevamot 101b Bava Kamma 38a v t e...
- imp****e in Israel", Jewish Life, 34,1 (1966), pp. 27–30. "Spotlight on Halitzah in Israel", Jewish Life, 34,4 (1967), pp. 18–22. "The Centrality of Eretz...