what hand do we hold the lulav and etrog in?
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Eliezer Zalmanovfor Chabad.orgOctober 3, 2022
in response to E.I:
A right-handed person holds the lulav in the right hand and etrog in the left (but close enough together that both hands actually hold both). A lefty does it reverse.
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what hand do we hold the lulav and etrog in?
A right-handed person holds the lulav in the right hand and etrog in the left (but close enough together that both hands actually hold both). A lefty does it reverse.