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Five days after Yom Kippur, we shift gear and go outside to be in a flimsy hut called a sukkah—characterized by a state of complete joy. Learn all about the holiday of Sukkot. By Aryeh Weinstein |
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13 Tishrei, 5741 • September 23, 1980 Living Torah |
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She was born Jewish, but her mother had unwittingly gotten her involved in church. Could she reclaim Judaism as her own? Aviva (Valerie) Maiberg in conversation with Chana Weisberg |
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How to choose the ideal etrog By Mendel Kaplan |
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The mitzvah of dwelling in the sukkah returns us to simpler values and simpler times. By Lazer Gurkow |
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The opening word of the final portion of the Torah alludes to the Torah’s prescription for a blessed life. Be ready for a fun Gematria, where we decode the word’s numerical value. By Shalom Paltiel |
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