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Defining Hanukkah: Pluralism

Hanukkah represents the struggle to follow one's values and religion in a pluralistic world that often demands uniformity.

Attah Hareita: It Has Been Shown To You

A prayer recited on Simchat Torah

Yom Kippur Katan

A fast day associated with the new moon.

Holiday Foods

Foods associated with holidays depend on geography.

Judaism and Repentance

Jewish thinking tries to strike a balance between responsibility and forgiveness.

Deuteronomy 14:22-16:17: Tithing, Sabbaticals and Pilgrimage

A connection between Sukkot and this "eighth day of assembly."

Deuteronomy 33:1-34:12: The Death of Moses

The first Torah reading for Simchat Torah

Reading The Story of Creation on Simchat Torah

The second Torah reading for Simchat Torah

Inviting People of All Religions to the Sukkah

Sharing Sukkot with people of different faiths

Inviting Jews of the World to the Sukkah

Jewish World Perspective of Ushpizin, Welcoming Guests to The Sukkah. Sukkot at Home. Festival of Booths. Jewish Holidays.

Ezekiel 38:18-39:16: The Destruction of Gog

The haftarah (prophetic reading) for Shabbat that falls on the intermediate days of Sukkot

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