When Rosh HaShanah falls on the night following Shabbat (Motza'e Shabbat), should we recite 'Toda'inu' (a specific blessing phrase)?
Synopsis
When Rosh HaShanah begins on the night after Shabbat, the custom is to recite 'Toda'inu' despite the holiday not technically being classified as a festival (chag) or pilgrimage festival (regel).
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