Shavuot
Shavuot 2013 begins at sundown on May 14. Some Jews, particularly Conservative and Orthodox Jews, celebrate Shavuot for two days; others, particularly Israeli and Reform Jews, celebrate the holiday for one day.
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Get in the Shavuot Spirit
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