CALENDAR AND HOLIDAYS The 8-day holiday of Sukkot begins Friday evening, Oct. 2, 2020. Browse our collection of short films and essays here: Sukkot What is Sukkot? What is Sukkot? Guidelines for the joyous Jewish outdoor festival of Sukkot. by Rabbi Shraga Simmons

 

CALENDAR AND HOLIDAYS   The 8-day holiday of Sukkot begins Friday evening, Oct. 2, 2020. Browse our collection of short films and essays here: Sukkot   What is Sukkot?         Guidelines for the joyous Jewish outdoor festival of Sukkot.     by Rabbi Shraga Simmons     » Click here for the complete Sukkot section « Following on the heels of the High Holidays is Sukkot, a seven-day festival (8 days in the Diaspora) characterized by the outdoor Sukkah-huts that we sit in, and the "Four Species" of plants waved together each day. Sukkot is a holiday of immense joy, where we express our complete trust in God, and celebrate our confidence in having received a "good judgment" for the coming year. Throughout the week of Sukkot, we eat, sleep and socialize in a Sukkah, reminding us that: Read More       Sukkot and Corona: Three Major Messages by Rabbi Benjamin Blech     [VIDEO] How to Live in a State of Happiness: The Secret of Sukkot by Eitiel Goldwicht     The Seven Heroes of Sukkot by Rabbi Benjamin Blech     Sukkot and the Purpose of Life by Rabbi Moshe Gersht Weekly Torah Portion Click Here...   Today's Quote – Tishrei 12 Today's Photo – Tishrei 12 Noam Chen’s glorious photo of the Temple Mount, the site of the Holy of Holies from where God gathered the dust to create Adam and where both Temples were built.     Featured at Aish.com     Living with a Buddhist Family in Japan Brought Me Back to the Fold   Lessons from My Father and Childhood in the Segregated South     Marital Survival Guide: From I to L   [TODAY'S RECIPE] Goulash