For residents of Melbourne, Australia, help is on the way
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It’s a perfect holiday for a messed-up, broken-down kind of moment in time
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From loss to joy to annoyance, wrestling with the places we come from
Congregation Beth Elohim pointedly welcomed a new generation of ‘ushpizin’
Forget the little hut in the backyard. These grand sukkahs combine luxury and design with halachic detail.
The contemporary and purpose-driven sukkah designs from eight finalists are on display at Toronto’s Sukkahville this weekend
From the bed of a Chevy truck, the ‘Wandering Sukkah’ art project is touring New York City, stopping here and there to give people ‘a moment of urban respite’
A TARDIS sukkah that’s bigger on the inside than on the outside? It’s just what the doctor—Doctor Who, that is—ordered. And it’s a perfect metaphor for Judaism.
Decision to build student sukkah off-campus shows democracy at its best
The group pushed for student sukkah to be built off-campus this year. Why?
Because on YouTube, preparing for Sukkot only takes a few minutes
The Talmud describes rabbis who were not just judges and legal analysts, but magicians as well
Pi, irrational numbers, and squaring the circle are all brought to bear to find justifications for tradition
In dissenting opinions, Talmudic rabbis propose and debate every detail of Sukkot’s booth and, in so doing, measure God
An unconventional Sukkot story
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