May We Feed Others food That they View as not Kosher?

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Shay Tahan’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

after we dealt previously with the question can I give my friend something that I hold the kashoot is not good enough but he would eat it and we said the different implications with that now we want to know the opposite can I give my friend something that I hold is okay the kashoot is fine but he is restricted from eating it because of the kasut he holds like a suit is not good enough that's how he views it that question we can find in the ritva in sukada Feud the kumara over there in sukkah speaks about two of the hamim of Christa and rava barabuna that went to do a mitzvahim on the way they had to sleep overnight they came to rajgaluta naresh galuta put them to sleep in a sukkah that they held is not Kosher the reason they held designed kosher was because this on top had decoration that got down fought for him under this and they held it's not kosher you're not allowed to sleep in such a sukha luta

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1. 0:05after we dealt previously with the question can I give my friend something that I hold…
2. 0:38in sukada Feud the kumara over there in sukkah speaks about two of the hamim of…
3. 1:11knew he puts them in such a sukha and he was asking them why is it…
4. 1:42he says is a very important answer for he says that whenever you give something to…
5. 2:12to be in such a sukha or not according to that we learn that the Shah…
6. 2:42the other person doesn't hold of such a kashrut but since he could make his own…

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