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Columnist Discusses Applying Shavuot Observance to Daily Torah Study
Sivan Rahav Meir writes that Shavuot marks a renewal point for Torah learning. She suggests readers select a specific portion or class to continue after the holiday ends.
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Sivan Rahav Meir states that Shavuot functions as a renewal point for Torah study. She notes that traditional sources describe the holiday as a "Rosh Hashanah" for the Torah. Meir recommends that individuals choose a defined section of the Torah or enroll in a class to maintain study habits beyond the holiday period.
The article references Shavuot celebrations held on May 22, 2026, at Kibbutz Nahal Oz near the border with the Gaza Strip. Photographs from the event show kibbutz members participating in traditional observances. Meir frames the timing as an opportunity to link holiday observance with ongoing personal study commitments.
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