The Kitzur Shulchan Aruch cites a Talmudic tale asserting that because Rav Nachman bar Yitzchak had one of these objects, he did not become a thief. Some Religious Zionists (10[1])use examples of these items called sruga to exercise religious entitlement to the region. According to the Talmud, Rabbi Hunah ben Joshua never walked four cubits without one of these items to show that "the fear of heaven may be upon you." Some Hasidic Jews replace these items with Borsalinos or shtreimels, the latter of which is made of fur. (10[2])In Jerusalem, the phrase "Na Nach (10[1])Nachma Nachman Meuman" is sometimes crocheted onto white ones of these clothing (10[1])items. (10[2])The Rambam asserted that Jewish law dictates that along with tallit, men must wear these (10[1])items during prayer. For 10 points, name these brimless caps worn by Jewish men to fulfill the requirement of head covering. ■END■