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Shabbat Sukot 5772    Monday 12 Tishrei 5772 - Oct. 10, 2011 Dear, Our blessings to you and yours for the New Year, 5772. May you be sealed for a good year. In preparation for Sukot, we have put together an index page with most of the website articles on Sukot and Simchat Torah. Some of these articles are pretty hard to find without this index page.

YOUR HOLIDAY GUIDE: Sukkot 5772 - 2011 (October 12-19)

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Your Sukkot Guide - 2011 Print this Page Editor's Note Sukkot begins this year on Wednesday evening, September 22, 2010, and continues through Friday, September 29, 2010 (followed immediately by the holiday of Simchat Torah). What follows is a how-to guide to the basics of Sukkot observance.

Rabbi Zweig - Sukkos

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Rabbi Zweig on the Parsha         by Rabbi Yochanan Zweig         Print Version
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Sukkos Moving Fast Into The Garden The Midrash relates that bringing together the "arba'ah minim" - four species on Succos, represents the notion that all of Bnei Yisroel are one and should be viewed as such regardless of their level of commitment to Judaism. The "esrog" - citron has both a taste and a fragrance, thus representing those amongst Bnei Yisroel who possess Torah knowledge and good deeds. The "lulav" - palm branch, which lacks fragrance but has a taste contained in the dates produced by the palm tree, depicts those Jews who possess Torah knowledge but lack good deeds. The "hadas" - myrtle branch possesses a fragrance but lacks a taste, reflecting those Jews who practice good deeds but do not engage in the study of Torah. The "aravah" - willow branch has neither a taste nor a fragrance, representing those amongst Bnei Yisroel who have no Torah knowledge and do not engage in good deeds[1].

Rabbi Wein - Sukkos

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Sukkos My Sukkah Decorations As I aided my grandson and two of his friends in helping erect and decorate our succah I was struck by the fact that not only had I aged and no longer enjoyed climbing ladders but that many of our succah decorations had also seriously aged, faded and some have even disappeared from the scene entirely.