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Read MoreIt’s an important and serious matter. And that is the observance of the chagim while in Eretz Yisrael, as was the case this past Sukkos. The matter revolves around how many days a visitor observes as yom tov versus how many days he considers to be chol ha’moed. Either way you look at it, this year the calendar offered us quite […]
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