Sukkot
Nova security received warning of 'trouble on Sukkot' week before October 7, security chief says
"I’ve also heard from the division’s chief warrant officer, who’s hinting to me that there’s going to be trouble during Sukkot,” a guard told Elkana Federman, security chief for the Nova festival.
In Israel, even fear and grief can become courage, resilience and joy - opinion
America’s only major etrog grower is in survival mode amid global competition
Shmini Atzeret haftarah: The Temple Mount is no longer silent
When the Rain Stopped
The message of the upcoming Simchat Torah Holiday: that even after the hardest rain, the Jewish people rise, lift the Torah high, and celebrate once more
Hol Hamoed Sukkot: A vision of redemption amid a world on fire
As we sit in our sukkot, exposed to the elements, let us remember Ezekiel’s message: Though the storm may rage, Israel’s destiny is secure.
Finding strength in the sukkah - opinion
For the joy of Sukkot is not a sign of naivete; it is a declaration that Israel’s story will end not in fear but ultimately in redemption.
Sukkot: Finding peace in a fragile sukkah
The structures may be temporary, but creating them with attention to these minute details allows God’s presence to dwell among us.
Herzog cancels Sukkot open house
The event, scheduled for October 12, was cancelled ahead of US President Donald Trump's upcoming visit to Israel.
Steve Witkoff, Jared Kushner, Ivanka Trump pray for success of Trump deal at Western Wall
The three were welcomed by Rabbi Shmuel Rabinowitz, the Rabbi of the Western Wall, who thanked them for their work to release the hostages in Gaza.
Jerusalem highlights: October 10-16
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Want to go on a trip without giving up the Sukkah? KKL has you covered
The Jewish National Fund set up 10 kosher sukkahs under rabbinical supervision in forests across Israel. Entry is free, so you can enjoy nature, a picnic, and a sukkah meal during Chol Hamoed.
A time to recover: Israel's longest war ends in relief and more questions
NATIONAL AFFAIRS: Two years after October 7, Israel’s longest war ends not in euphoria but in weary relief – and with questions that will define what the ‘day after’ truly means.
Simchat Torah: Divine fire and national legacy
Should Torah exist apart from society or be fully integrated within it?
