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Lights
Fantastic lights for Sukkot. String them on your Sukkah. Your choice
of bugs, butterflies or fruit. $15 |
 Etrog
Box
Hand-painted wooden etrog box by Emmanuel with colorful scenes of
Jerusalem..
$70 |
 Etrog
Box
Beautiful, finely crafted wood and leather etrog box for Sukkot.
- $90 |
 Maple
Etrog Box
This box is used to hold the etrog (citrin) on the Sukkot Holiday. $40 |
 Israeli Symbols
Kippot
Classic symbols of Israel decorate this suede kippah. $20 |
 Satin
Kippah
Beautiful white satin background with
Agam star design in your choice of light blue, gold or dark blue.
$12 |
Jewish Celebrations - Recommended Reading
 Holiday
Prayerbooks
Machzor: 5 Volume Set - Pocket - Ashkenaz -
A Prayer book for our times, it speaks to today's Jew,
relating the thoughts and words of our heritage to the mind
and heart of modern, sophisticated Jews. -- 10% ONLINE
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Every Person's Guide to Sukkot, Shemini Atzeret, and Simchat Torah
Ronald H. Isaacs - Publisher: Jason Aronson
Continuing his highly acclaimed "Every Person's Guide Series," prolific
author Rabbi Ronald Isaacs focuses on the holiday of Sukkot as well as the
festivals of Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah.
Guidelines: Succos - Rabbi Yitzchok Jaeger, Rabbi Elozor
Barclay - Publisher: Targum Press
For an in-depth, yet reader-friendly guide to the holiday of Succos, look
no further than this novel book. With over four hundred of the most
commonly asked questions about Succos, this handy guide will surely
enhance your Succos experience. Topics discussed include building a Sukkah,
the four minim (species) and hoshanos.
The Halachos of the Four Species - Rabbi Yechiel Stern
- Publisher: Feldheim
Clear, explanatory text and over 160 color photos of the many aspects and
varieties of the Arba'ah Minim, the four species. This book enables
readers to see exactly which features are halachically required, which
defects render the species invalid, and what constitutes Hiddur Mitzvah,
embellishment of the mitzvah.
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