The Forward This Sukkot, Ditch Your Etrog and Lulav in Favor of Apples and Maple Leavesforward.com - Jordie Gerson No Jewish holiday is more beloved among American and Israeli environmentalists than Sukkot. With its agricultural roots and its dictum to live close …
The Forward Sukkot This Sukkot, Let’s Celebrate Our Material Blessings, Not Reject Themforward.com - Avi Bass Apparently, at the top of the financial ladder, some people are spending upwards of $10,000 to build a sukkah with opulent flower arrangements, lush …
The Forward Sukkot That Sukkot Ritual Of Waving Branches Around Has Pagan Rootsforward.com - Daniel J. Solomon While long overshadowed in the pantheon of Jewish holidays, Sukkot is the big one in the Bible - garnering the most mentions in the sacred text and …
The Forward The Time I 3-D Printed A Sukkahforward.com - Dani Epstein For around 3,300 years, Jews everywhere have been building sukkahs. While the Romans no longer build aqueducts, the pyramid-builders have moved to …
The Forward Why Gefilte Fish Is A Perfect Symbol For Sukkotforward.com - Barbara Lerman-Golomb Every year on Sukkot, my great-grandmother made gefilte fish for the elders of the synagogue who “dwelled” in the sukkah for seven days. To continue …
The Forward Jerusalem This $1,080 ‘Panoramic Sukkah’ Recreates Jerusalem In Your Backyardforward.com - By Marcy Oster (JTA) — Many Jews around the world make a tradition of visiting Jerusalem to celebrate the holiday, which is also known as the Feast of Booths. Can’t …
The Forward The Sukkah Goes From Deluxe To Ultra-Luxe: Flowers, Lattice, Cashmere — And $10,000 Price-Tagforward.com - Avital Chizhik-Goldschmidt Sukkot was once the holiday of canvas walls (through which you feel every hint of a breeze), construction-paper chains (pray it won’t rain), and thin …
The Forward Veggies in the Sukkah — A Delicious Harvest Mealforward.com - Katherine Martinelli Sukkot is one of the rare Jewish holidays that lacks traditional dishes, which is ironic since as a harvest holiday, it’s really all about the food. …
The Forward Serious Sukkah-Envy: My Sukkot Reportforward.com - Abigail Pogrebin “Shtupping” (Yiddish for sex) is not what most associate with the harvest holiday. I thought Sukkot (literally “booths”) — meant decorating tents that …
The Forward My Apartment, My Sukkahforward.com - Johnna Kaplan Of all the holidays I’ve never observed, Sukkot has always looked like the most fun. Growing up, I didn’t know anyone who celebrated the autumn …
The Forward Sukkot Why Sukkot Is the Most Magical Holiday of Allforward.com - Barbara Brotman ‘I can’t wait for Sukkot.” An expression of anticipatory excitement coming from a fellow member of my temple? Our rabbi? My Orthodox cousins? It was …
The Forward Step Into These 5 Crazy Sukkahsforward.com - By Rachel X. Landes Ah, Sukkot — the time of year you hope it’s still warm enough to be able to eat outside, lest you freeze mid-Challah bite. And what better way to …
