It depends on what branch of Judaism; Orthodox Jews see women as polluted and impure, and the law says they are only allowed to touch their wives for producing offspring. Additionally, a given Jewish woman is to have absolutely no physical contact with her husband, AT ALL, during her menstrual period. If, for example, a wife undergoing menstruation accidentally brushes against her husband, her husband has to go ritually purify himself.
Jewish women do shake hands with each other. However, within Judaism, there is a concept called 'shomer negiah'. Religious Jews who observe this concept do not touch people of the opposite sex to whom they are not directly related. This goes in both directions - women won't touch men and men won't touch women they're not directly related to (mother. sister, wife-who's-not-a-niddah, daughter). This includes not shaking the hands of people of the opposite sex. Less observant and non-observant Jews do not follow this law.
It's not just Orthodox Jewish men who don't shake hands with women, Orthodox Jewish women won't shake hands with men. This is a part of the practice of modesty. It's considered improper to have physical contact with members of the opposite sex you are not related to.
He couldn't, since Orthodox Jews aren't always sure if a woman has her menstrual period.
Zippers don't have a 'hand'.
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Shake and bake
Whether you are right or left handed, the proper custom is to shake with the right.
Why, with your own left hand. :P
hand shake
Most people are right-handed, therefore we shake hands with our right (strong) hand.
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Ans) hand shake
From Korea.
That is a metaphor for a bribe.
He likes you... he was kind of nervous to shake your hand, and it was so sensational after touching it, he backed away in ecstasy.