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9 Reasons You'll Love Sitting in a Sukkah

For just over one week a year, the Jewish world moves out to the shady confines of the sukkah. Here are nine reasons you'll want to pull up a chair.

By Menachem Posner

10 Yom Tov (Holiday) Myths and Misconceptions

Is it the same as Shabbat?

By Yehuda Altein

12 of the World's Most Interesting Sukkahs

A sukkah can be built anywhere, in any way that suits the builder.

By Rivka Turk

Why Is Sukkot Happier Than Any Other Jewish Holiday?

Passover is the "Season of Our Liberation," Shavuot is the "Season of the Giving of Our Torah" and Sukkot is described simply as the "Season of Our Rejoicing!"

By Yehuda Shurpin