Scribal Error in the Shulchan Aruch

I haven’t finished learning the matter, but it appears from Shach on Shulchan Aruch Y.D. (190:27, S.K. 37) the words of the S.A. are based upon a scribal error in the Ramban, and are against the Gemara. How come the Beis Yosef didn’t think twice?

The Gra idem says:

וכן אם כו’, טעות הוא דזה לכו”ע טמאה כמש”ש בגמ’ ועש”ך

The Achronim seem to elegantly dance around the issue.

The Jewish Way of War

Apparently, there has been a furor a while ago regarding the order of treating the wounded after a non-Jewish murder of Jews (the word “terrorism” means nothing but strategy, so I try not to use it. The word “Arab” is irrelevant, too). First, the murdering non-Jew should be attended to, then his Jewish victims…

For those who recognize this as part of a pattern: the joint Arab-Israeli war against the Jews, this is no surprise. And it applies to non-state medics, as well, sadly.

But what’s the problem? First, the non-Jew should be “attended to”. Then the Jews should be helped.

Easy.