Rabbi Aryeh Lebowitz

It's Kimish Enigmar Dino, and you're allowed to kill it immediately.

So there is a discussion...

in the Akhronim, whether in order for the Sharan Iskal to become Aser Ba'ana, it needs to be something that could be done as a Sharan Iskal, that nowadays you would be able to, al-Pidinei Torah, you'd be able to declare it as a Sharan Iskal.

One of the basic fundamental halachas by Sharan Iskal is, that the same way that we would carry out a capital case involving a human being,

That's what we do with the Shar.

So normally you need a Sanhedrin of Chav Gimel and you need Smuchim in order to kill a Shar, in order to kill the Bailim.

So Mele, you would need the same thing for a Shar.

Oh, so we don't have that nowadays.

We don't have a Bezin of Smuchim.

We don't have a Sanhedrin of Chav Gimel that's able to carry out such a Din Torah.

So Mele, you would think that it's not a problem.

The animal does not become a Shar on Isdal.

But not so fast, because this leopard was owned by a non-Jew.

And a non-Jew, even in a capital case, you could be Dan Yechidi and Be'ed Echad.

You don't have the same rules of Din that you would have in a case of a Jewish person.

So you don't need a Sanhedrin.

You don't need Smicha.

So maybe K'mis HaBa'ilim Kach Misas HaShor would mean that just like the Ba'ilim,

You could even be Dan Yechidi, the Shor, you could also be Dan Yechidi, so maybe you can't talk about a Shor HaNiskol.

So that's not abundantly clear.