<p>A Tel HaMislaket is a hillside which has a steep slope and can be used as a wall.   This particular slope is based on the Talmudic definition for a Tel HaMislaket of “within a distance of four Amos [cubits] the rise of the hill should be 10 Tefachim (hand breaths).</p>

A Tel HaMislaket is a hillside which has a steep slope and can be used as a wall. This particular slope is based on the Talmudic definition for a Tel HaMislaket of “within a distance of four Amos [cubits] the rise of the hill should be 10 Tefachim (hand breaths).

<p>A Tel HaMislaket is a hillside which has a steep slope and can be used as a wall.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;This particular slope is based&nbsp;on the Talmudic definition for a Tel HaMislaket of “within a distance of&nbsp;four Amos [cubits] the rise of the hill should be 10 Tefachim (hand breaths).</p>

Reshuyos of Shabbos: Tel HaMislaket and a Sloping Wall

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Reshuyos of Shabbos: Tel HaMislaket and a Sloping Wall