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kapparot
Hug a chicken and 4 other twists on traditional High Holy Days rituals
At 11th hour, federal judge allows Southern California kapparot ritual
A Los Angeles federal court judge lifted a temporary injunction against performing kapparot, a Jewish pre-Yom Kippur ritual in which a chicken is swung by its legs and then slaughtered, shortly before the holiday.
Anti-kapparot protest leads to at least one arrest
The Jewish ritual of kapparot for Yom Kippur is causing clashes in the local community between Jews who believe in the act of slaughtering chickens as a way of transferring one’s sins in advance of the holy day and animal rights activists who are opposed to the activity.
Judge blocks kapparot pre-Yom Kippur chicken ritual in Southern California
A Los Angeles federal court judge ordered a preliminary injunction against performing kapparot, a Jewish pre-Yom Kippur ritual in which a chicken is swung by its legs and then slaughtered.
Kapparot ritual allowed in New York
The Yom Kippur ritual of kapparot can proceed in New York, a state Supreme Court judge ruled.
Letters to the editor: Peoplehood, kapparot, Joseph L. Young and more
I am writing to say that I agree with what David Suissa said in his editorial (“Bubblehood vs. Peoplehood,” Sept. 11). But he forgot to mention something important.