Succot

Middlesex University spreads a tabernacle of peace with campus Succot event

Staff and students explored the themes of the festival at the interfaith event

You can be both joyful and vulnerable: that is the meaning of Succot

The festival of Tabernacles is designed to strip away the illusion of safety – and show that life still goes on

A full-bodied festival: the parashah for Succot

“On the first day you shall take the product of hadar trees, branches of palm trees, boughs of leafy trees, and willows of the brook, and you shall rejoice before the Eternal your God seven days” Leviticus 23:40

Meet the ‘Sukkah Boys’ – the industrious handymen helping Australian Jews observe Succot

Billy Klein and Zuzz Rapp build hundreds of succot in the two weeks before the holiday

Dinner with the stars: where to eat out in Israel this Succot

Dining out in Israel over Succot is particularly special

JW3 to get taste of Middle East as chef pops up for Succot