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Counting the Omer and Israel’s National Holidays

The topics in the chapter: The Mitzva to Count the Omer, The Meaning of the Count, Holocaust Memorial Day, Memorial Day for Fallen Soldiers, Israel Independence Day, Independence Day as a Permanent Holiday, Jerusalem Day, Mourning Practices during the Omer Period, Lag Ba-omer.

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The Mitzva to Count the Omer

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The Meaning of the Count

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Holocaust Memorial Day

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Memorial Day for Fallen Soldiers

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Israel Independence Day

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. Independence Day as a Permanent Holiday

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Jerusalem Day

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Mourning Practices during the Omer Period

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Lag Ba-omer

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