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Mitzvahland has been a reliable source of Judaica since 1996 a small shop in Encino, CA has now become one of the largest Judaica stores. We sell to all local temples, wholesale and retail.
In addition to the already famous manufacturers of the compact Easy Sukkah, Bamboo Mats, we sell all the basic Jewish needs Shofar, Zohar, Kabbalah, Midrash, Lulav and Etrog Kippahs.
While our website has been designed for ease of use, our dedicated staff is available to help, Please do not hesitate to contact us toll free at 877-505-7700 or write to info@Mitzvahland.com

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