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Observances of Sukkot

During the entire seven days of the festival of Sukkot, all meals are eaten in the Sukkah, unless it rains.

When partaking of a meal containing at least two ounces of bread or cake, we say the blessing "Le-shev Ba-Suk-kah." (See section on Blessings)

For more information on how to build a proper Sukkah or where to purchase one, contact your local Chabad-Lubavitch Center.

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