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Rabbi Yehoshua B Gordon
Encino, CA
March 16, 2011
Kosher fish Yes, one may eat raw fish. No problem, as long as the fish is Kosher. Tuna has fins and scales, and is therefore kosher. I am not familiar with Tuna sashimi although I have seen it listed on many Kosher restaurant menus. Reply
Anonymous
Fountain Valley, CA
March 16, 2011
kosher fish Dear Rabbi Gordon, thanks for today's chumash class. You have mentioned that the blood of fish is not blood. I have a Japanese diet, is eating raw fish ok? how about eating tuna sashimi (red flesh), is it kosher? Please advise. Thank you kindly. Reply
I've learned a lot of Hebrew from these lessons, because Rabbi Gordon reads and then translates phrase by phrase. I am so grateful.