The project was the brainchild of Matthew Gould, the Jewish CEO of the Zoological Society of London, and Rabbi Levin.
Gould previously told the JC: “London Zoo is the perfect place for Succot.
"Our animals and beautiful gardens offer a powerful connection to nature, and our conservation work is a wonderful example of tikkun olam [repairing the world].”
London Zoo is helping the community to celebrate the harvest festival (Photo: ZSL)
Customers are able to buy kosher food to eat in the shelter,w hich will remain open until Friday afternoon. Entry to the zooccah is free with a ticket for the zoo.
Gould was the first Jewish British ambassador to Israel and was the first ambassador to put a succah in the garden of the ambassadorial residence in Ramat Gan.