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By Daniela Gross The word “Minhag” comes from Hebrew, specifically from the verb “nahag” that means a particular way of behaving or a system of customs, and it is largely used in any Italian Jewish Community to indicate the ritual used during services. It can sound weird, because the Italian Jewry is not so large,… leggi http://moked.it/international/files/2014/04/italics.png