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=== The first day ===
=== The first day ===
The Bible prohibits work on the first day of Sukkot. For historical reasons, this is extended to the first two days outside Israel. This prohibition is most relevant to [[Conservative Judaism|Conservative]] and [[Orthodox Judaism|Orthodox Jews]] but not the other movements in that keeping the traditional work prohibitions is much less common among them. There are also associated liturgical differences that are correspondingly only apply to the first day in Israel and to the first two days outside Israel. Reform Jews outside Israel.
The Bible prohibits work on the first day of Sukkot. For historical reasons, this is extended to the first two days outside Israel. This prohibition is most relevant to [[Conservative Judaism|Conservative]] and [[Orthodox Judaism|Orthodox Jews]] but not the other movements in that keeping the traditional work prohibitions is much less common among them. There are also associated liturgical differences that correspondingly only apply to the first day in Israel and to the first two days outside Israel. Reform Jews outside Israel.
=== Ancient times ===
=== Ancient times ===