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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TrueBelievers" data-source="post: 2362342" data-attributes="member: 816043">murders a gentile he's not executed? Is Prof. Shahak correct when he says "...the murder of a Jew is a capital offense and one of the three most heinous sins (the other two being idolatry and adultery). Jewish religious courts and secular authorities are commanded to punish, even beyond the limits of the ordinary administration of justice, anyone guilty of murdering a Jew. . . . When the victim is a Gentile, the position is quite different. A Jew who murders a Gentile is guilty only of a sin against the laws of Heaven, not punishable by a court. To cause indirectly the death of a Gentile is no sin at all."(not secular authorities in the current state of Israel. The authorities in the context of when the Halakha was written centuries ago).</blockquote>