As we welcome Shabbat, we’re reflecting on a remarkable piece of Jewish history. 🕯️ The world’s oldest known Kiddush cup—nearly 1,000 years old—was recently sold at Sotheby’s for a record-breaking $4 million, making it the most expensive piece of ceremonial Judaica ever sold. Adorned with both Hebrew and Arabic inscriptions, the silver “Cup of Joy” reflects a time of cultural exchange between Jewish and Islamic worlds. Soon to be displayed at the Toledo Museum of Art, it’s a timeless reminder t

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