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Lag Ba'omer
How did Jews keep track of the Omer counting hundreds years ago? How was Lag B'Omer celebrated in Israel in 70-s? Explore our resource pack!
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Lag B’Omer Bonfire, 1972
Omer Counter, 2009
Lag B’Omer Picnic, Latvia, 1933
Omer Book, Eighteenth Century
Liturgical Poem (piyyut) Recited by Jews of Izmir When Studying the Zohar, 1964
Omer Calendar, 1966
Lag B’Omer on Mt. Meron, 1992
Lag B’Omer Haircut, 1992
Rabbi Moshe Kalphon HaCohen
Omer Chart In Prayer Book, 1793
New Year’s Card with Lag B’Omer Illustration, 1910
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