May one immerse new vessels (tevilat keilim) during bein hashemashot?
Synopsis
Generally prohibited as it appears like 'repairing,' but permitted if one needs the vessel for Shabbat and has no alternative. A dispute exists regarding metal vessels and whether gifting to a non-Jew is a viable alternative.
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