British Foreign Office builds a sukkah for first time in its History
A discussion was hosted for staff members about the meaning of Sukkot as well as explaining various customs associated with the holiday.
By YVETTE J. DEANEUpdated: SEPTEMBER 27, 2018 14:34British Foreign Office erects a Sukkah for first time in its History(photo credit: BRITISH EMBASSY IN ISRAEL)
The British Foreign Office erected a sukkah for the first time since its establishment. The sukkah is located in London on King Charles Street, in central London near 10 Downing St. and the Parliament building.Staff members adorned the sukkah with decorations made by children at the FCO nursery.A discussion was hosted for staff members about the meaning of Sukkot as well as explaining various customs associated with the holiday.The sukkah construction was an initiative of Foreign Office’s Religion and Belief Group.
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