Sometimes the things that become part of Jewish life are not the things anyone planned or designed to become traditions. Sukkot and the Four Species teach us that every Jew has a different role, and that at every stage of life, there is something unique that we can contribute to the whole.
Scientists today are using artificial intelligence to try to understand the language of animals, but Jewish tradition tells us that there were people who could already understand what animals were saying. The Torah gives us a fascinating perspective on the voices of the animal world.
Every Jewish holiday revolves around an iconic food, but Sukkos seems to lack its own unique dish—unless eating itself is the entire point.
The power of empathy in Jewish leadership.
Elia Cohen’s story of survival and spiritual strength.
Imagine being invited to a wedding and leaving before the music starts—you’d miss the best part! That’s what Simchat Torah is all about.
Sometimes the things that make no sense from the outside are the very things that bring the deepest joy. That’s true in sports, in life, and in Judaism.
Drawing Divine Inspiration through a unique Sukkot tradition.
The clues from the life of one of the world’s greatest explorers, and a Sukkot lesson of appreciation..
Why are guests so integral to Sukkot?
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