Jewish holidays
Why I can’t live without Shabbat
The beautiful chaos of our crew around a table covered with challah, wine, and probably too much food... Our table almost always holds more. Friends stop by. Guests join.
The donut debate: What is the best sufganiya in Jerusalem on Hanukkah 2025?
This Jewish community in India celebrates Hanukkah not with fear, but in belonging
Lighthearted Hanukkah: Jokes and advice from Jews around the world
Sukkot candle lighting times for Israel and US
See Sukkot times for your area.
Scents of a new beginning | Consumerism
New perfumes for men and women for the holiday season — from luxury niche to accessible and everyday — in a guide to the best fragrances for the new year.
What festive fun is being held across Israel for Sukkot?
Cultural events abound up and down the country, taking in ad hoc events, annual festivals, and institutions laying on special programs for the week.
Sukkot 2025: Fun family activities in Jerusalem for the holiday
Here are some exciting Sukkot events that promise an unforgettable Jerusalem holiday experience this year.
Sukkot 2025: ‘How beautiful was the journey’
And this harmony – between the beauty of nature and the peaceful heart of the Jew who trusts in God and thanks Him for all the good – this is the very essence of Sukkot.
Traveling during Sukkot? A new trail system awaits your discovery
Tishrei holidays begin with a gift for hikers: A new trail system in Timna Park, circular routes for the whole family, the 24 km Timna Loop trail, and 70 km of cycling paths.
Beach celebration: This is what awaits you at Mosh Beach during Sukkot
For the first time this Sukkot, Beer & Beats Festival at Mosh Beach, Achziv offers four nights of live music, beer garden, wine, sunset yoga, and family activities – all free.
Tzedakah: The happiness of giving instead of spending on ourselves - opinion
Spending money on others has a stronger, more lasting impact on happiness than spending it on ourselves.
October 7 and Simchat Torah: The arc of fragility - opinion
A holiday meant to celebrate joy and spiritual renewal became the darkest day in recent Jewish history.
Jerusalem highlights: September 26 – October 2
What's new to do in Israel's capital?
