Jewish Treats
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The Jews of Puerto Rico
On October 18, 1898, the “Stars and Stripes” flag of the United States was…
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The Great Hoshana (Hoshana Rabbah)
Rosh Hashana is known as the Day of Judgment (Yom Hadin), the day on which…
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Rejoicing For The World
Among the unique rituals performed on the holiday of Sukkot were the…
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More Than A Harvest Festival
Few people refer to Sukkot by the name Chag Ha'Asif, Feast of the…
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The Sukkot Hoshanot Service
Walk into a traditional synagogue in the middle of morning services during…
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Water, Water Everywhere
Sukkot is considered the holiday on which God determines the world’s water…
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Chol Hamoed
Most holidays in Western society last for a single day, which is often…
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Ushpeezin (Oo’shpee’zin)
During the festival of Sukkot, the sukkah is intended to be our home. For…
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Everyone Does the Wave
One of the main mitzvot of the holiday of Sukkot is the waving of the four…
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