The items used in the services of this holiday include the etrog, the lulav, the hadassim, and the aravot. These are waved about during the chanting of Hallel. The final day of this holiday is called 
The items used in the services of this holiday include the etrog, the lulav, the hadassim, and the aravot. These are waved about during the chanting of Hallel. The final day of this holiday is called Simhath Torah, on which the yearly cycle of reading the Torah is begun anew. Used to mark the close of the harvest in Palestine, this day begins on the 15th of Tishri and involves religious ceremony in a small hut built outside during the five days between Yom Kippur and the this day. FTP, identify this Jewish holiday also known as the Feast of Tabernacles.
The items used in the services of this holiday include the etrog, the lulav, the hadassim, and the aravot.
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