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By Malka Touger

Positive Commandment 14 (For Children)

Wearing Tzitzit (Fringes)


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Numbers 15:38 "And they shall make for themselves Tzitzit"

When you see a woman wearing a white dress, white cap and white shoes - you know she's a nurse.

When you pass a fellow in a blue outfit, with a silver badge, dangling a baton, you can tell he's a policeman.

Tzitzit is the Jewish uniform.

It is a four cornered garment with eight knotted fringes hanging from each corner which all Jewish men and boys must wear.


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By Malka Touger   More articles...  |   RSS Listing of Newest Articles by this Author
Malka Touger is a world-renowned teacher and lecturer. She has authored and co-authored several best-selling books and produced a number of educational videos in both English and Hebrew. She lives in Har Nof, Jerusalem, with her husband, Rabbi Eliyahu Touger, and their children.

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