Electrifying Sukkot celebration for the release of the hostages - 4 | Rabbi Shmuley Boteach

The Jewish Holiday of Huts (Sukkot), What is It? Rabbi Chaim Hanoka provides an insightful overview of the Jewish festival of Sukkot. Why do we spend 7 days sitting in huts outdoors? Where does the holiday's theme of immense joy come from? Why do we shake the four kinds of species? Find out by tuning in! | JLI - The Rohr Jewish Learning Institute

This week, the Jewish people are celebrating a holiday called Sukkot. Sukkot reflects the unbroken 3,000-year old connection between the Jewish people and the Land of Israel 🩵 Sukkot marks the Israelites’ journey in the desert after escaping from slavery in Egypt. It also marks the end of Israel’s harvest season. During Sukkot, Jews build a temporary structure called a sukkah. The sukkah represents the huts Israelites lived in during their desert journey. A requirement of Sukkot is waving four

This year was braided with imagination and meaning. From a Lego person challah and a three-colored watermelon challah, to custom challah art created for a wedding anniversary. Shavuot and Sukkot challahs, each shaped with tradition in mind. White and blue dough woven into an Israeli flag. A key-shaped challah for the first Shabbat after Passover. Mini challahs, and round mini challahs hidden inside one large challah. Hamantaschen challah and a Purim mask challah, along with a challah helmet wove