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The holiday of Shemini Atzeret–Simchat Torah — celebrated together in Israel, where I live, and separately in the diaspora — feels ... The post Shemini Atzeret: A Festival About No...
Exclusive After-Party The post Table for Five: Simchat Torah appeared first on Jewish Journal.
Shmini Atzeret’s Temple haftarah takes on new meaning as Jews increasingly pray and perform mitzvot on the Temple Mount.
People on the Upper East Side gathered at Temple Emanu-El for Simchat Torah, a Jewish holiday celebration that also included commemorating the lives lost in the Oct. 7, 2023 invasi...
Since I became a mother, my absolute favorite Jewish ritual has become Kol Hene’arim (“all the children”), which happens on Simchat Torah, the holiday that took place earlier this...
In the last three years, so many heroic people have decided that October 7th will not be the tragic end. The post October 7th and the Secret of Simchat Torah appeared first on Jewi...
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The custom of eating stuffed vegetables on Simchat Torah is to symbolize the scrolls of the Torah filled with the wisdom of the holy text. The post Stuffed with Spice and Simcha a...
Sukkot is a weeklong Jewish harvest festival marked by meals in temporary shelters and prayers recalling the Israelites’ time in the desert.
Lamenting the loss of a Simchat Torah tradition that doubled as a unique show of Jewish unity. -- The post Simchat Torah brought Jews into New York’s streets. Then came 9/11. appea...
אין דער גמרא שטייט אַז יעדער ייִד קען — טעאָרעטיש — נוצן די זעלבע סוכּה. דאָס שטרײַכט אונטער דעם פֿאַקט, אַז מיר זענען אַלע גלײַך, און אַלעמען באַגריסט מען גלײַך אין דער סוכּה. אין...
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From Yom Kippur to October 7: When Israel’s Holy Days Become Opportunities For Her Enemies To StrikePaul Scharf As Jewish people around the world are in the midst of observing thei...
Shana tova! If you’re hosting a Rosh Hashanah celebration and want to add some elements beyond tearing into an apple cake, we’ve got you covered. No pressure, of course — if you an...
The Feast of Tabernacles 2026 is from the evening of 25th Sept. to the evening of 2nd Oct., with The Last Day — that Great Day of The Feast on 3rd October.
Sukkot asks us to receive the harvest that has actually come in—not the one we imagined or wished for. The post The Joy Within appeared first on Jewish Journal.
Emilie Amar-Zifkin, The Torah On Rosh Hashanah, our judgment is written; on Yom Kippur, it is sealed; and on Hoshana Rabbah, it is sent out to be fulfilled. It is said that on the...
Each year I direct our prayerful attention to some of the holy days on the Jewish calendar: last week, Rosh Hashana (beginning a new year) and Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement), begini...
Preparations for Sukkot began this past Monday night, at what might seem like a strange moment. We had just completed ... The post Build Something Beautiful appeared first on My Je...
Though not a day that Gentiles observe, Yom Kippur invites us to a prayerful review of one's life, asking forgiveness for our sins and praying for the grace to grow in God's lov...
During the holiest day in the Jewish calendar, the fast is observed for 25 hours, beginning at sunset and ending at nightfall, with exact times varying by city
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As 42 congregations across Israel celebrate Shabbat Aliyah, they honor both the journeys that brought olim here and the communal spirit those immigrants bring with them.
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