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Simchat Torah
שמחת תורה he
Jewish holiday marking the conclusion of public Torah readings
- Also called Simḥat Torah, Simḥat Tora
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Jewish holiday marking the conclusion of public Torah readingsWikidata record description. Read Simchat Torah in the Wikipedia reader.
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When it is kept
The days of the year it is kept, as its record gives them.
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