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Jewish Chronicle Why we must dance again on Simchat Torah 22 Oct
In light of the recent tragedies affecting the Jewish community, Rabbi Dr. Raphael Zarum reflects on the importance of maintaining joy and resilience through...
22 Oct
Jewish Chronicle Shabbat and Simchat Torah times from October 23 to November 1 22 Oct
This schedule provides key times for Jewish observances from October 23 to November 1, focusing on Shabbat, Shemini Atzeret, and Simchat Torah. It outlines t...
22 Oct
Jewish Chronicle The Etgar pre-Simchat Torah quiz 22 Oct
Etgar's pre-Simchat Torah quiz is an engaging educational challenge that tests participants' knowledge of Jewish holidays and traditions associated with the ...
22 Oct
Forward Silent dancing on Simchat Torah? A joyous Jewish holiday is remade for a mournful anniversary. 21 Oct
This Simchat Torah, Jewish communities worldwide are balancing the traditional joy of the holiday with the somber memory of the attack that occurred on Octob...
21 Oct
JTA Silent dancing on Simchat Torah? A joyous Jewish holiday is remade for a mournful anniversary. 21 Oct
One year after the tragic attacks in Israel during Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah, the Jewish community grapples with balancing celebration and mourning. ...
21 Oct
Forward This remarkable story will help us dance on Simchat Torah 21 Oct
The story of Gali Segal and Ben Binyamin, who survived a terrorist attack but lost their legs, offers a poignant reflection on celebrating Simchat Torah amid...
21 Oct
Kveller Now That My Kids Are Out of Jewish Preschool, It’s On Me to Keep Jewish Traditions Alive 21 Oct
Jessica Tzikas reflects on the responsibility she feels to keep Jewish traditions alive in her family now that her children are transitioning from Jewish pre...
21 Oct
JTA How to celebrate Simchat Torah when our hearts are weighed down by grief 21 Oct
Celebrating Simchat Torah in times of grief is challenging, especially when marking the anniversary of tragic events like Hamas's attack on Israel. Rabbi Eli...
21 Oct
Jewish Chronicle Grape focaccia 21 Oct
This recipe for grape focaccia is a flavorful and timely dish for Sukkot, highlighting the seasonal harvest of grapes around this Jewish holiday. The recipe ...
21 Oct
Forward Sinwar, Sukkot and what Netanyahu needs to do now 18 Oct
In the midst of Sukkot, Israel's announcement of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar's assassination poses significant challenges for the nation's leadership. Jodi Rud...
18 Oct
Forward We bought the viral Amazon ‘tuchus’ boxes for Sukkot. What does that say about us? 16 Oct
A new viral sensation among Jewish families has emerged from Amazon's marketplace: cardboard boxes mislabeled for the Sukkot holiday with the Hebrew letters ...
16 Oct
Lilith Building Justice: Lessons from Sukkot 16 Oct
Sukkot, often arriving quietly after the intense holiday period of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, serves as a powerful reminder of the sacred duty to address ...
16 Oct
Jewish Chronicle Peppers stuffed with aubergines and cheese 16 Oct
A delightful recipe perfect for Succot festivities, this guide walks you through preparing peppers stuffed with aubergines and cheese. Featuring a blend of m...
16 Oct
JTA Building a sukkah doesn’t make sense this year in Asheville. But we can see the stars already. 16 Oct
Joanie Terrizzi reflects on her decision not to build a sukkah in Asheville, North Carolina, after Hurricane Helene, emphasizing communal needs over personal...
16 Oct
Jewish Chronicle Sixteen soups to warm up with this Succot 16 Oct
With Succot, the Jewish festival where meals are often eaten outdoors, heralding the soup season, this collection features 16 diverse recipes ideal for al fr...
16 Oct
JTA I realized the depth of my Israeli trauma after a rocket exploded while I was circumcising a baby 16 Oct
Rabbi Hayim Leiter shares a deeply personal account of how his Israeli trauma surfaced one year after Oct. 7, a day marked by repeated air-raid sirens while ...
16 Oct
JTA UK group urges families to ‘save a seat in the sukkah’ for hostages in Gaza, in a new take on a Jewish tradition 16 Oct
During the Sukkot festival, the Board of Deputies of British Jews is encouraging the Jewish community to honor hostages held by Hamas by reserving a space fo...
16 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy The pages of Ecclesiastes are now the pages of our lives 16 Oct
Exploring personal experiences and profound reflections, this piece connects the loss and introspective teachings of Ecclesiastes (Kohelet) with contemporary...
16 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy Cries of sadness and shouts of joy 16 Oct
Rabbi Avi Killip explores the complex dynamics of joy and sorrow during Simchat Torah celebrations, particularly in the shadow of recent traumas reminiscent ...
16 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy Designing with intention: The sukkah as a relational sanctuary 16 Oct
The article explores the concept of the sukkah during Sukkot as a space for intentional connection and healing amidst modern challenges like the COVID-19 pan...
16 Oct
Forward The urban sukkah: In NYC, they’re on rooftops, terraces, sidewalks and more 16 Oct
In New York City's dense urban landscape, creative adaptations allow Jewish communities to celebrate Sukkot despite the lack of private outdoor spaces. From ...
16 Oct
Tikvah headphones Meir Soloveichik on the Meaning of the Jewish Calendar 16 Oct
Rabbi Meir Soloveichik discusses how the Jewish calendar serves as an instrument for national cohesion and cultural memory, illuminating the connection betwe...
16 Oct
JTA Meet the pop-up etrog sellers of Kew Gardens, Queens 15 Oct
Every year, the streets of Kew Gardens Hills in Queens host a vibrant tradition of pop-up etrog markets in anticipation of Sukkot. These temporary stalls, of...
15 Oct
Forward Forward archive: Sukkos program recorded at the radio station WEVD 15 Oct
A Sukkot program was recorded at the radio station WEVD, capturing a moment of cultural and religious significance for the Jewish community, as reported by t...
15 Oct
Hadassah Threads of Eternity 15 Oct
Carol Ann Schwartz reflects on the enduring Jewish traditions maintained during difficult times, specifically in light of the recent events surrounding Octob...
15 Oct
Rationalist Judaism The Lie of Achdus 15 Oct
Natan Slifkin critiques the superficial understanding of 'achdus' or unity emphasized during Sukkot, arguing that true achdus involves proactively taking res...
15 Oct
My Jewish Mommy Life GET READY FOR Yom Kippur with ME! 15 Oct
As Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar, approaches, many families engage in various preparations to spiritually ready themselves for the solem...
15 Oct
JTA Israelis are decorating their first sukkahs since Oct. 7 with symbols of the crisis since 15 Oct
As Israelis prepare for Sukkot, many are using the holiday to highlight the ongoing crisis regarding hostages held by Hamas since the October 7th attacks. Re...
15 Oct
Jewish Chronicle What should we think about when we are sitting in the succah? 15 Oct
The discussion focuses on the theme of attention, especially relevant in today's digital-heavy environment, and how it pertains to Jewish rituals, particular...
15 Oct
Jewish Chronicle The Etgar Succot quiz 15 Oct
The Etgar Succot Quiz is a fun and educational exercise testing knowledge on the Jewish festival of Succot (Sukkot), celebrated primarily in Israel for seven...
15 Oct
Jewish Chronicle Shabbat and Yom Tov times from October 16 to October 25 15 Oct
Detailed information is provided for the observance of Shabbat and Jewish holidays from October 16 to October 25, covering Erev Succot, Succot, Shabbat Chol ...
15 Oct
Jewish Chronicle Fifteen fabulous bakes and desserts for a special Succot 15 Oct
Highlighting an array of delightful recipes perfect for celebrating Sukkot, this article features a variety of easy-to-make desserts and bakes to enjoy durin...
15 Oct
Jewish Chronicle Pear, ginger and choc chip loaf 15 Oct
Sarah Mann-Yeager presents a delectable parev recipe for a pear, ginger, and chocolate chip loaf, perfect for Shabbat afternoons. This moist cake combines th...
15 Oct
Jewish Chronicle I will be dancing for my Safta on Simchat Torah 15 Oct
In the face of recent and historical tragedy, this personal reflection contemplates the challenging emotions surrounding the celebration of Simchat Torah, pa...
15 Oct
Between The Lines ‘And You Shall Dwell In Booths’ 14 Oct
Gary Rosenblatt reflects on the Sukkot festival, highlighting the contrast between its themes of fragility and protection with the current struggles facing I...
14 Oct
Jewdicious The Solace to Discover Purpose: Sukkot 14 Oct
Andrew Rashkow explores the spiritual essence of Sukkot, emphasizing how the holiday's tradition of dwelling in a simple, temporary sukkah promotes internal ...
14 Oct
Jewish Chronicle This Simchat Torah must be a day of true joy and support for Israel 14 Oct
In light of recent tragic events, Rabbi Leo Dee reflects on the complexity of celebrating Simchat Torah amid mourning. He draws parallels with historical Jew...
14 Oct
Mishpacha A Nation United 13 Oct
Cindy Scarr's article captures the vibrancy and historical significance of the ancient Jewish mitzvah of Hakhel. Set in Chevron, it follows a mother, Tzofia,...
13 Oct
Mishpacha A Song Remembered    13 Oct
Cindy Scarr reflects on the bittersweet end of the Tishrei holiday season, focusing on the exhaustion and chaos of managing holiday activities and family dyn...
13 Oct
Mishpacha “My Husband Gets Very Tense During the Yom Tov Season” 13 Oct
Many experience heightened stress during the Yom Tov season due to the additional expenses, responsibilities, and changes to routine. This stress can lead to...
13 Oct
Forward Forgiveness has its limits: a Yom Kippur reflection on justice 11 Oct
Dan Perry reflects on the limits of forgiveness during Yom Kippur against the backdrop of recent geopolitical and personal acts of malfeasance. He examines J...
11 Oct
Forward Atoning during a war feels impossible. Instead, resolve to do better 11 Oct
Unitha Cherry reflects on the struggles of observing Yom Kippur amidst the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict, highlighting the challenges of pursuing the Jewish ...
11 Oct
Emes Ve-Emunah Loving God as a Father - and Forgiveness 11 Oct
With Yom Kippur approaching, the prayer "Avinu Malkeinu" serves as a poignant reminder of the dual relationship Jews have with God—as both a loving father an...
11 Oct
JTA This support group for Israeli expats in New York offers programs in Hebrew, hugs and the comforts of home 11 Oct
The Israeli Hug Center in New York, established by Erela Nornberg at Congregation Rodeph Sholom, offers a supportive environment for Israeli expats following...
11 Oct
JTA These Jewish teens in Miami are striking a defiant tone in a High Holiday season haunted by Oct. 7 11 Oct
Amidst the High Holidays, Jewish teens in Miami are expressing resilience and communal pride despite the shadow cast by the events of October 7. High school ...
11 Oct
Future of Jewish Perhaps God should atone, too. 11 Oct
Rabbi Jeremy Rosen reflects on the concept of atonement as Yom Kippur approaches, posing the provocative idea that perhaps God, too, should atone for the suf...
11 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy This Yom Kippur must be different 11 Oct
Rabbi David Stav reflects on the urgency of making this Yom Kippur a pivotal moment for Jewish unity, emphasizing its historical roots in repentance for both...
11 Oct
Rationalist Judaism A Different Type of Viduy 11 Oct
Rav Melamed, author of Peninei Halacha, offers a distinct perspective on the Yom Kippur practice of Viduy, typically focused on confession and regret. In a s...
11 Oct
Moment From 2004 | Break-Fast on Cyprus 10 Oct
In "Break-Fast on Cyprus," Jennifer Bardi recounts a poignant story from Yom Kippur 1949, in a British detention camp for Jewish Holocaust survivors on Cypru...
10 Oct
Chabad.org What Is a Lulav and Etrog? 10 Oct
The video explains the significance and components of the arba minim, or "Four Kinds," used during the Jewish festival of Sukkot. These four species are a lu...
10 Oct