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On Friday, the Jewish holiday Sukkot will begin, running until the following Friday on October 9. It's a week-long celebration, also known as the Feast of Booths, or the Feast of Tabernacles.

Sukkot is my favorite Jewish holiday, especially because it comes right after my least favorite ones. There’s a lot I love about Sukkot. First, there’s what there isn’t. Sukkot has almost no ...

When you weave through the clumsy or wonderful (depending on your religious identity and aesthetic) accoutrements of Sukkot, when you observe every ritual and say every word, you can reduce this ...

“Shtupping” (Yiddish for sex) is not what most associate with the harvest holiday. I thought Sukkot (literally “booths”) — meant decorating tents that evoke the shelters built by the newly-freed ...

It’s been obvious since my girlhood, even before I saw “Titanic” a dozen times, that love stories ignite me and are my preferred mode of engagement with the world. I’m partial to eros, of course, but ...

“What exactly is lost when you lose home and what is gained when you recover it” asks the emeritus Jewish chaplain at Yale University. This story was originally published on My Jewish Learning. (JTA) ...

(RNS) — In the coming days, neighborhoods that are home to Orthodox Jewish families are experiencing their annual eruption of ramshackle huts on lawns, balconies and back decks. The temporary edifices ...