Sukkot

Can you do laundry, write, or use a computer on Chol HaMoed? Here are two practical halachot to know, plus a quick guide to taking the Four Species.

After weeks of holidays, family meals, and changing schedules, returning to routine can feel surprisingly difficult. Here’s how to prepare now for a smoother transition.

It survives extreme heat, reaches deep underground for water, and produces incredibly sweet fruit. Discover the remarkable science and Jewish meaning behind the date palm we hold every Sukkot.

Between holiday meals, kids, decorations, leaves, and unpredictable weather, the sukkah can get messy fast. These five simple habits will help keep it clean and organized throughout Sukkot.

Defense Minister Israel Katz has instructed the IDF to impose a general closure on Judea and Samaria throughout Sukkot and Chol Hamoed, restricting the entry of Palestinian workers. The IDF is bolstering forces and raising its alert level across all sectors.

Her precious jewelry disappeared on Hoshana Rabbah, and everyone told her there was little hope of getting it back. Then, after Simchat Torah, an unexpected call changed everything.

From the sukkah and Four Species to Ushpizin, Hoshanot, Hoshana Rabbah, and Simchat Torah, this simple guide explains the essential concepts and traditions of Sukkot

What’s Permitted, What’s Forbidden, and What You Need to Know

Everything You Need to Know to Make Your Sukkot Meaningful, Joyful and Full of Blessing This Year

Whatever the Weather — Emulating the Etrog

Heartfelt Torah thoughts to inspire your Yom Tov table and uplift the week ahead

What does a forgotten coffee cup have to do with Sukkot? Discover how to become a vessel for the joy, emunah, and blessing of the holiday.

From the vitamin C in etrog to the willow compounds that helped inspire aspirin, discover the fascinating science and health history behind the Four Species.

From saving your lulav for burning chametz to eating your etrog on Tu BiShvat, discover what you can do with the Four Species after Sukkot.

The Four Species represent four very different kinds of Jews, yet the mitzvah requires them all. Discover the powerful Sukkot lesson behind the humble aravah.

The cooking, laundry, shopping, and sukkah prep can feel exhausting. King David’s words offer a beautiful way to see all that effort differently.