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English: Arbaat HaMinim - The Four Species of Sukkot - Etrog (Citron), with branches of Lulav (Date Palm), Hadas (Myrtle) and Aravot (Willow). Pictured as traditionally bound, with Hadas on the right, and Aravot on the left. |
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