Sukkot

Halabi's killing spree was discovered on October 20, 1989, during the holiday of Sukkot. In total, his victims included two men, one Jewish and one Arab, and five women, both Jewish and Arab.

The shift from rain to dew in prayer reveals a deeper message about resilience, fear, and spiritual growth.

In a year of war, Jewish holidays reflect reality, where freedom is less about ideals and more about safety and survival.

While soldiers served for months, their partners carried the home front alone; now facing the emotional aftermath few see.

Though it may feel as though we are wandering in our own desert, we cling to the promises and steadfastness of God.

The Ein Almin outpost was abandoned by the Syrian army during the Six Day War. It had been one of the largest Syrian miltary positions in the region.

A Uni of Sydney staffer was suspended after calling Jewish students “parasites” during a Sukkot event. A formal investigation is underway.

In moments like these, we find comfort in food that feels like home – simple dishes with a gentle twist.

On Hoshana Raba, the final day of Sukkot, Israel celebrates the return of hostages after two years in captivity.

There is a clear connection between Kohelet and Sukkot.