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One who publicly desecrates Shabbat – is he trustworthy in matters of kashrut?

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Question

Is a person who publicly desecrates Shabbat trustworthy in matters of kashrut, for example to say which hechsher the meat has?

Answer

Shalom u-vracha 

He is not trustworthy in matters of kashrut, since he himself is not careful about kashrut. 

And one who desecrates Shabbat is considered like a denier of the entire Torah. 

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