Incredible Sukkot celebration | Rabbi Shmuley Boteach

Israel is celebrating Sukkot, the Feast of Tabernacles; a festival mentioned in the book of John🌿✨ Discover this joyous celebration from Jerusalem, embraced by people worldwide. 🌍🕊️ Chag Sameach and happy holidays! 🎉 🎥: instagram.com/itamar_israel_vip_tour_guide/ #HolyLand #Pilgrimage #Jerusalem #Sukkot | Spirit of the Holy Land

Sukkot (aka Tabernacles), one of the happiest holidays in Judaism, is here! 🌿 The sukkah symbolizes the huts the Israelites lived in during their 40 years of wandering the desert after escaping slavery in Egypt. For this week-long festival, Jewish people dwell in their sukkah to remember that incredible journey. Snap a pic of your sukkah and share the joy with us! Chag Sukkot Sameach from Israel! #VisitIsrael #StandwithIsrael #Sukkot #Jerusalem 🎥: instagram.com/batshevahaart/ | Visit Israel

On Monday, we will begin celebrating Sukkot – the Feast of Tabernacles! According to Jewish tradition, the moment Yom Kippur ends, we begin preparing for this joyous festival—often by driving the first stake into the ground to build the sukkah (temporary dwelling). Sukkot is one of the three great pilgrimage festivals when Jews from across the world would journey to Jerusalem. It is a holiday with deep roots and beautiful layers of meaning: 1. A Biblical Command As described in Leviticus 23, Suk

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