Do the laws of muktseh (items forbidden to move) on Shabbat also apply on Yom Kippur?
Synopsis
Items forbidden to move on Shabbat are also forbidden on Yom Kippur, with the exception that food and drink items are not muktseh on Yom Kippur since they are usable by children who are not fasting.
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