Rabbinic uncertainty – a Safek – means it’s safer not to wear Techeiles.



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Debate Responses

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Rabbi Mois Navon • Source: Threads of Reason
Item 1

Safek d’oraita lechumra: When uncertain in biblical mitzvos, we act stringently—here, by wearing Tekheiles, fulfilling Torah’s words explicitly.
Source: “Threads of Reason,” pp. 11–12

Safek mitzvah (doubtful mitzvah) does not obligate fulfillment.

Rabbi Eliyahu Tavger, Rabbi Yisroel Barkin • Source: Responses to R' Shlomo Miller's Letter Against Techeiles
Item 2

– Halachic precedent mandates fulfilling doubtful mitzvos stringently (Safek Deoraisa Lechumra), as seen in cases like doubtful tefillin or lulav (Rabbis Tavger, Barkin).

– Engaging in mitzvah observance amidst doubt is inherently valuable and fulfills halachic obligations (Additional Insights).

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