Bal teshaktzu
Jewish halakhic law
Bal teshaktzu (Hebrew: בל תשקצו, lit. 'avoid disgusting activity') is a Jewish Halakhic law. This law comes from the Torah verse of Leviticus 11:43: "You shall not draw abomination upon yourselves through anything that swarms; you shall not make yourselves impure therewith and thus become impure."
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Bal teshaktzu
Jewish halakhic law
Bal teshaktzu (Hebrew: בל תשקצו, lit. 'avoid disgusting activity') is a Jewish Halakhic law. This law comes from the Torah verse of Leviticus 11:43: "You shall not draw abomination upon yourselves through anything that swarms; you shall not make yourselves impure therewith and thus become impure."
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Bal teshaktzu (Hebrew: בל תשקצו, lit. 'avoid disgusting activity') is a Jewish Halakhic law. This law comes from the Torah verse of Leviticus 11:43: "You shall not draw abomination upon yourselves through anything that swarms; you shall not make yourselves impure therewith and thus become impure." The first portion of the verse---"You shall not draw abomination upon yourselves through anything that swarms"---implies that the reader must not consume insects. However, the rabbis interpreted the verse as a general prohibition of consuming and engaging in disgusting things in general.
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