
The Secret of Jewish Resilience
How did the Jewish people survive the constant temptation for assimilation? We have always been surrounded by cultures and forces larger and stronger than ours. What is our secret for survival?

How did the Jewish people survive the constant temptation for assimilation? We have always been surrounded by cultures and forces larger and stronger than ours. What is our secret for survival?

How did the Jewish people survive the constant temptation for assimilation? We have always been surrounded by cultures and forces larger and stronger than ours. What is our secret for survival?

The party begins on Sukkot. The first ten days of the year are somber. Rosh Hashanah is the day of

The Palm frond is the tallest and most visible of the four species that we waive during the festival of

The festival of Sukkot falls on the fifteenth of Tishrei, two weeks into the new Jewish year. Accordingly, the Torah

Why and When Sukkot, the festival of Tabernacles, is celebrated on the fifteenth day of the Hebrew month Tishrei. It

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Emerge Four days after Yom Kippur we take our show on the road. We emerge from our synagogue and home

Alone In Our Thoughts I sit at my desk late at night and reflect on the day that just passed.

Mount of Olives On the first day of Sukkot, the Haftorah reading is from Zacharia, chapter 14. In verse four







