A Special Place to Sit 8 Days Each Fall
Mon, 27 Sep 2010 09:30:29 -0500
Historically related, but less well known than the Spring festival of Passover’s retelling of the Exodus, is the Fall festival of Sukkot (pronounced sooKOTE). Eight days long, it traditionally requires “dwelling” in small, crude, temporary huts, with roofs open to the elements and sky. (Because the roof of a sukkah is often made of wooden [...]
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