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The Best-Tasting Food in the World

Chaim Steinmetz September 26, 2026

The two settings at the center of Sukkot could not be more different: the barren desert and the overflowing harvest.

The Joy Within

Rabbi Yoshi Zweiback September 24, 2026

Sukkot asks us to receive the harvest that has actually come in—not the one we imagined or wished for.

A Bisl Sukkot ~ Don’t Be Afraid, Go Outside

Rabbi Nicole Guzik September 24, 2026

The sukkah reminds us to go out into the world, especially when the comforts of insularity beckon us closer—to explore paths we have yet to take and seek journeys ready for wandering.

The Everlasting Melody

Daniel Kraus September 23, 2026

Most Jews who have sung “Eitz Chaim” over the past half-century probably never knew Portnoy. They did not know when he wrote the melody or how young he was when he composed it. They simply knew the song.

How Sukkot Makes Us Whole

Rabbi Bradley Shavit Artson September 23, 2026

This year, I bless us that we open our eyes to truly see the beauty and the holiness of the world, and of the person before us at each and every moment, and to see the godliness of their aspirations and their fears.

The New Ushpizot

Rabbi Lori Shapiro September 23, 2026

Ushpizin invite us to “welcome in our ancestral constellation and dwell amongst them.” This year, it’s Ushpizot, for the women. It’s the year of the Feminist Visitation.

The Rokeach’s Remarkable Sukkah

Rabbi Dr. Stuart Halpern September 23, 2026

To Rabbi Eleazar ben Judah of Worms (1176-1238), the medieval German pietist known as the Rokeach, the sukkah symbolized Jewish military might.

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