According to the order of the Kabbalists, the fourth night of Sukkot belongs to Moses our Lord, the Eternal | Rabbi Avraham Maimon explains why the lulav is a sign of victory, how one seeks to rise "above luck", what to do with water or oil on the Oshpizin chair, why are there pilgrimages specifically to the Western Wall and what is behind the surprising tradition that connects Moses to the Cave of the Patriarchs? | Another episode of "Oshpizin …
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According to the order of the Kabbalists, the fourth night of Sukkot belongs to Moses our Lord, the Eternal | Rabbi Avraham Maimon explains why the lulav is a sign of victory, how one seeks to rise "above luck", what to do with water or oil on the Oshpizin chair, why are there pilgrimages specifically to the Western Wall and what is behind the surprising tradition that connects Moses to the Cave of the Patriarchs? | Another episode of "Oshpizin …