That’s a beautiful transition theme — moving from the open-air joy of Sukkot to the quieter rhythm of school, home, and early winter is very true to Bukharian life and table traditions.
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The term naval (base, vile) appears in the Torah only in this portion—first in the verse describing Am Yisrael’s conduct toward Hashem, and later in
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Why does the lulav receive such prominence on Sukkot? Of the Four Species, the etrog represents the tzaddik—a Jew filled with both Torah and good
Simchah On Sukkot
Ufros aleinu sukkat sh'lomecha – the joyous Yom Tov of Sukkot is rapidly approaching. (And if you're reading this during Sukkot... then it's already