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Sephardic customs after Sukkot

Clove-studded etrog next to a Havdalah candle and a Gefen cup

Sephardic Customs After Sukkot: Etrog and Lulav Traditions

After Sukkot, Sephardic Jews continue to honor the Four Species

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An open, ornate silver and gold Sephardic Torah case (Tik) reveals the parchment scroll and Hebrew calligraphy on a hexagonal wooden Bimah, resting with a silver Yad pointer and prayer books in a historic synagogue.

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Traditional Moroccan Sephardic Charoset prepared with a vintage hand-crank grinder on a rustic wooden kitchen table.

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A moroccan sephardic bride and groom and groom's mother prepare the henna

Moroccan Sephardic Wedding Traditions and Henna Ceremony

Traditional Sephardic Shavout Bread dove shaped

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A portrait view of a hearty Dafina stew served in a white bowl, featuring tender meat, whole chickpeas, and a whole egg, set against a dark, moody background.

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