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Sukkot
By the Numbers
13 Facts About the Four Species (Lulav and Etrog) Every Jew Should Know
Learn about this special mitzvah, which is performed every day of Sukkot (besides Shabbat).
Learn about this special mitzvah, which is performed every day of Sukkot (besides Shabbat).
10 Questions: Take the Upside-Down Etrog Quiz
The question that has flummoxed Jews for generations: Is the etrog upside-down or right-side-up?
The question that has flummoxed Jews for generations: Is the etrog upside-down or right-side-up?
Video
What Is Sukkot?
Sukkot is a Jewish holiday celebrated by taking off work, celebrating in a hut, and waving unusual bouquets. This video will give you the whole story.
Sukkot is a Jewish holiday celebrated by taking off work, celebrating in a hut, and waving unusual bouquets. This video will give you the whole story.
Halachah For Life
What You Need to Know About Eating in the Sukkah
Confused about the specifics of the mitzvah to eat in the Sukkah? We've got you covered.
Confused about the specifics of the mitzvah to eat in the Sukkah? We've got you covered.
Hebrew Word of the Week
Story
The Rebbe Maharash and the Lost Soul
The suite was very expensive and usually reserved for nobility. But the Rebbe Maharash did not flinch at the exorbitant price and was soon escorted to his rooms.
The suite was very expensive and usually reserved for nobility. But the Rebbe Maharash did not flinch at the exorbitant price and was soon escorted to his rooms.
Letter of the Rebbe
Unity and Joy
The month of Tishrei is divided into two basic parts, which differ from one another, yet complete each other, and also make it into one integral month that serves as an introduction and start of the new year.
The month of Tishrei is divided into two basic parts, which differ from one another, yet complete each other, and also make it into one integral month that serves as an introduction and start of the new year.
Essay
Entering G-d’s Hut
The sukkah is a temporary dwelling. But that dosen’t mean the experience is limited to one week.
The sukkah is a temporary dwelling. But that dosen’t mean the experience is limited to one week.
No man can touch the livelihood destined for his fellow
— Talmud, Yoma 38b
Print Magazine
Blind faith cannot grasp Truth, because it does not grasp anything at all.
Intellect cannot grasp Truth, because intellect is finite and Truth is infinite.
Only the eye of the soul, its inner wisdom, can grasp Truth and know it as she knows her own self.
For she is Truth.
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