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End of September, in Israel and all over the Jewish world, Jews celebrate the Biblical holiday of Sukkot - Festival of Booths - with blessings of the 4 specious - Etrog (kind of citrus special for Israel), myrtle, palm and willow - which are selected carefully by religious Jews at the dedicated market. here in the port city of Haifa, Israel

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Jewish tradition 5 — End of September, in Israel and all over the Jewish world, Jews celebrate the Biblical holiday of Sukkot - Festival of Booths - with blessings of the 4 specious of plants and fruit which are selected carefully by religious Jews at the dedicated market. here in the port city of Haifa, Israel

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Jewish tradition 19 — End of September, in Israel and all over the Jewish world, Jews celebrate the Biblical holiday of Sukkot - Festival of Booths - with blessings of the 4 specious - Etrog (kind of citrus special for Israel), myrtle, palm and willow - which are selected carefully by religious Jews at the dedicated market. here in the port city of Haifa, Israel

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Jewish tradition 10 — End of September, in Israel and all over the Jewish world, Jews celebrate the Biblical holiday of Sukkot - Festival of Booths - with blessings of the 4 specious - Etrog (kind of citrus special for Israel), myrtle, palm and willow - which are selected carefully by religious Jews at the dedicated market. here in the port city of Haifa, Israel

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