Sukkot

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The Meaning of the Sukkah

Numerous interpretations of a single mitzvah

The Sukkot Paradox

Do walls make us secure or vulnerable?

Why Some Holidays Last Longer Outside Israel

Israelis and liberal Jews observe fewer days for some holidays than traditional Diaspora Jews.

Inviting Jewish Foremothers to the Sukkah

A contemporary twist on the traditional ceremony.

What Sukkot and the Day of the Dead Have in Common

Bringing together my Mexican and Jewish heritages.

Haftarah for Terumah

How to build a Temple: Follow the instruction book.

God’s Nostalgia

At the end of Sukkot, rejoicing to prove a point

What Are Pilgrimage Festivals?

Three major holidays mentioned in the Torah: Passover, Shavuot and Sukkot.

Text of the Ushpizin Service

Some recite this short prayer each night of Sukkot, inviting one of seven ancestral guests into the sukkah.

These 11 Instagram Photos from Around the World Will Inspire You This Sukkot

Check out these snapshots of Jews (and friends) getting their sukkah on.

Sukkot 2020

In 2020, Sukkot begins at sundown on Friday, Oct. 2 and ends at sundown on Friday, Oct. 9.

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