Table for Five: Simchat Torah
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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...
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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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
Shmini Atzeret’s Temple haftarah takes on new meaning as Jews increasingly pray and perform mitzvot on the Temple Mount.
With blaring music and Torah scrolls, mostly teenage Jewish revelers gathered Saturday night at the Nova massacre site near the Gaza border to celebrate Simhat Torah, despite oppos...
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Happy New Year to those who celebrate Rosh Hashanah. Have a happy and healthy year!
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צום נײַעם יאָר שיקן מיר אַ באַגריסונג צו די לייענער מיט אַ וווּנטש זיי זאָלן זיך אויסבעטן אַ גוט־יאָר — אַ יאָר פֿון גליק, געזונט, מזל און שלום. זאָל דעם ייִדישן פֿאָלק באַשערט זײַ...
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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...
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.
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...
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...
This Rosh Hashanah, we’re reflecting on how we can invite Jewish joy into our lives in the upcoming year. The best way to start? A prayer for Jewish joy, written in community. We a...
Sukkot emphasizes that which we intrinsically know. We go outside and show the world that no matter the environment, we will express our Judaism with pride and joy. The post A Bisl...
Preface to the Holiday of Rosh Hashana. Rothschild Mahzor (Italian, 1490). Ink, watercolor, powdered gold and silver leaf on parchment. Courtesy of The Library of The Jewish Theolo...
Sukkot is a weeklong Jewish harvest festival marked by meals in temporary shelters and prayers recalling the Israelites’ time in the desert.
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