Sukkot is a famous Jewish holiday. It is also widely known as the Feast of Tabernacles. According to the Jewish Calendar, the holiday falls on the 15th day of the month of Tishrei. Sukkot is the plural of Sukkah, which is the name for the type of hut or shelter in which the Jews lived for forty years during their time with Moses in the desert. Many people eat meals and live in the sukkah throughout the holiday.
As the holiday season winds down, we’ve gone from focusing on repentance to focusing on water.
Efrat Council head Oded Revivi is among those in the settlement movement who has spoken out in favor of Israel’s peace deal with the UAE.
The event was held in partnership with Americans for Biden ahead of the vice presidential debate.
Thanks to Avi Berkowitz, Sukkot was was saved for tens of thousands of New York area Jews.
With the joy that is the theme of this holiday, Bracha's children have found their way home.
As we bid farewell to one of history’s most unusual, unorthodox Sukkot, the very soul of Simhat Torah has been winnowed down to a shell of its former self.
Three recipes for delicious desserts that will help us end this challenging Tishrei holiday season with a sweet feeling.
The weeklong Sukkot holiday typically draws thousands of celebrants to large public events.
Over 70,000 people took part in the event, titled “Science Games at the President’s Sukkah,” in an online broadcast on social media platforms.
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