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From the book series Laws of the Holidays by Rabbi Yonatan Nacson; used with permission. A person should begin to build his sukkah on motzaei Yom Kippur since one should begin another mitzvah when ...

On Yom Kippur, one should try to cry while praying. If one cannot bring himself to cry, he should try to pray with a tone of crying and anguish.[12] ...

Pregnant and nursing women must fast on Yom Kippur.[56] If one has a doubt whether a woman or her fetus can be in danger by fasting, a doctor and a rabbi must be consulted before the fast for ...