Sukkot is one of the most festive Jewish holidays but also one of the least understood. The harvest season and the struggles of Israelites in their exodus from slavery are both elements of Sukkot, ...

On Saturday 22nd October at Jozefa Street 36 the meeting for children was held once again. The workshop was conducted in a nice atmosphere and professional way by Agnieszka Wozowicz and Sylwia Liszka.

The brightly colored “Sukkot boxes” offered up on Amazon boasted the colors of spring, not fall; had no ostensible use for the Jewish holiday; and contained a Hebrew misspelling that bordered on ...

Growing up in the Five Towns of Long Island as someone with a Jewish heritage, but without a Jewish identity, was a blend of confusion and curiosity. I witnessed a consistent litany of Jewish images ...

Natural materials like palm fronds, tree branches or reeds typically create the top of the sukkah. Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images Sukkot is a Jewish festival that follows right on the heels of ...

Sukkot is my favorite Jewish holiday, especially because it comes right after my least favorite ones. There’s a lot I love about Sukkot. First, there’s what there isn’t. Sukkot has almost no ...

Sukkot begins on the 15th of Tishrei, five days after Yom Kippur, and lasts for seven days in Israel (and eight days in the Diaspora). It is one of the three pilgrimage festivals mentioned in the ...

21. "May your Sukkot feast be sweet (and savory!)." 22. "May your Sukkah be comfy, cozy, and blessed." 23. "Wishing you an abundant harvest this Sukkot." 24. "May God protect you this Sukkot as he has ...