Guide for Sukkot 2024 The third of Judaism's pilgrimage festivals kicks off on the evening of Oct. 16. Oct. 16, 2024
Sukkah of a different kind: Pajama party in the bomb shelter If there’s one thing Israelis are famous for, it is refusing to wallow in worry, insisting instead on choosing life. Deborah Fineblum Oct. 15, 2024
Rare archival photos document Sukkot in early years of Jewish state “These images reveal how the traditions of the holiday have been preserved and remain relevant to this day,” said Efrat Sinai, KKL-JNF archives director. Oct. 15, 2024
Sukkot’s enduring reminder It’s our belief in community, our willingness to place our traditions and ethics above uncertainty that cements our existence as a people. Jan Lee Oct. 14, 2024
IDF troops build first sukkah in Gaza since 2005 During the weeklong Sukkot holiday, which this year starts at sundown on Oct. 16 and runs through Oct. 23, Jews erect festive booths in keeping with a biblical commandment. Oct. 14, 2024
Autumn festival and sukkah feasts, made simpler by culinary shortcuts After cooking elaborate, traditional meals for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur (pre- and post-fasting), convenience is now the top priority for the next seven days of Sukkot. Ethel G. Hofman Oct. 8, 2024
Under the shadow of war, IDF rabbinate reveals a sukkah never seen before In the latest edition of Israeli innovation comes a truly special model this year: the “Frontline Soldier’s Sukkah.” Rabbi Chaim Goldberg Oct. 7, 2024
Sukkot’s added meaning in Gondar For most Ethiopian Jews, the one sukkah available to them becomes a symbol of unity among families that is shared and celebrated each year. Jan Lee Sept. 28, 2023
