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Lost in the Geniza: An Anonymous Teshuvah on the Two-Day Yom Tov Debate

Sep 28, 20241 hr 7 min
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From the Cairo Geniza, we uncover an ancient Judeo-Arabic rabbinic essay offering unique insights into the history and development of the Jewish calendar, particularly the observance of the second day of yom tov outside the Land of Israel. As we delve deeper, this document emerges as part of a broader debate, addressing the Karaites’ opposition to the two-day yom tov tradition. By comparing this text with Rambam’s perspective, we’ll gain a deeper understanding of this critical issue and a window into a pivotal moment in Jewish history.


Lost in the Geniza: An Anonymous Teshuvah on the Two-Day Yom Tov Debate


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