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Religion jewish celebration holiday Sukkot. Etrog, lulav, hadas arava kippah and shofar tallit praying book Royalty Free Stock Photo

Jewish religious yellow etrog citron is used during holiday of Sukkot kippah and tallit praying book Royalty Free Stock Photo

Religious yellow citron etrog species from the jewish holiday of Sukkot on kippah and tallit praying book Royalty Free Stock Photo

Jewish ritual festival of Sukkot in the jewish religious symbol Etrog, lulav, hadas, arava tallit praying book kippah and shofar Royalty Free Stock Photo

Praying for Jewish Holiday Sukkot Royalty Free Stock Photo

Jewish festival of Sukkot the traditional symbols Etrog, lulav, hadas, arava. praying book kippah Tallit Royalty Free Stock Photo

A Jewish men and a women bless on the four species in the Sukkah in Sukkoth jewish holiday. Sukkot is a Jewish holiday celebrated in late September to late October. The four species for Sukkot include etrog (citron), Hadass (boughs with leaves from myrtle tree), aravah (two willow branches) and lulav (palm frond). The Four Species are waved together along with special blessings during Sukkot.