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The Strongest Link: Thanksgiving
By Donna Bensn Kennedy Q. How have other cultures celebrated Thanksgiving? A. We generally think of Thanksgiving as a uniquely American holiday, but there's actually a long tradition of harvest-time celebrations and thanksgiving celebrations.
Hillel Takes Proactive Stance on Hate Acts
Stanford University's Jewish community celebrated the first night of Sukkot eating the traditional festive meal inside the sukkah they put up every year.
Hillel Responds to Hate by Uniting Campus Communities
Stanford University's Jewish community celebrated the first night of Sukkot eating the traditional festive meal inside the sukkah they put up every year.
ANALYSIS / Palestinian anger over Jerusalem is affecting Abbas
The pattern repeats itself: A relatively marginal Jewish organization calls upon the public to hold prayers on the Temple Mount to mark Yom Kippur, Sukkot or, as was the case this week, "Rambam Day" . These announcements win a great deal of attention in the Palestinian and Arab media, of course.
Open-air shelters recall Israelitesa desert journey
The Jewish holiday of Sukkot, which began last night and continues through Friday, is a reminder of the way ancient Israelites lived in temporary shelters while wandering in the desert for 40 years.
Return to Egypt - with Sentinel Israel Correspondent Mario Uriarte
Rob, Hannah and I took turns posing in front of the "Welcome to Egypt" sign as we crossed the border.
Jews urged to visit Temple Mount despite
Muslims rioted against Jews visiting the Temple Mount and a halachic ruling issued by the senior-most haredi rabbi forbade Jews to visit the holy site.
Greater Hartford: Kehilat Chaverim Students Celebrate, Harvest Vegetables And Donate To Food Share
Submitted by Marcey Ginsburg Munoz on 2009-10-18.   Naomi Amaya Members of the Kehilat Chaverim of Greater Hartford Sunday School, ) Ethan Basch, Maseo Overmyer-Velazquez, Jake Long, and Victoria Abel carry vegetables they harvested at Auer Farm during a recent Sukkot activity.
Finding joy, even in bad times, doable if you know where to look
It was only a few weeks ago that everyone left Temple Beth Israel after holiday services with smiles on their faces which, in these difficult economic times, seems an impossibility.
Jewish Community Center holds dinner for Sukkot
A night of celebration and remembrance under the stars marked the fourth day of the Jewish holiday Sukkot at the Bayonne Jewish Community Center.
Here are ten thoughts on how to spend your 'extra' time between Sukkot and Chanukah: Make notes .
Ethnically diverse youth find sanctuary in the wild
Dafna Wu, a 48-year-old San Francisco nurse, resembles her Chinese father more than her Jewish mother.
Sheikh Ra'ad Salah's calls for a jihad against Israel worked. At the last minute, the government was deterred from executing its plan to demolish the mosques on the Temple Mount and from exploiting the Sukkot pilgrimage to Jerusalem to lay the cornerstone of the Third Temple.
FBI looking at NC college vandalism as hate crime
The FBI is investigating the defacing of a sign set up by a UNC-Charlotte Jewish group as a hate crime.
Succos Cruise To Set Sail From Sheepshead Bay
Sukkot - the plural of Sukkos - is the name of those huts, which are reminiscent of the fragile dwellings ancient Israelites used during their 40 years of wandering in Exodus.
Gabby Brousseau is headed back for seconds as Temple Bet Yam families enjoy dinner in their new sukkah.
Bernikow JCC Hosts Sukkot Experience
Dylan Salzberg, 8, his mom, Lisa Salzberg, and sister Hunter Salzberg, of Grasmere, prepare snacks yesterday in a sukkah made of recycled materials at the Joan and Alan Bernikow Jewish Community Center in Sea View, during a Sukkot experience.
Sukkot holiday inspires unity and rejoicing
Daniel and Mindy Rubenstein stand outside their sukkah, where their family hosted guests for Sukkot on Tuesday night.
Jews and Latino Pentecostals celebrate Sukkot
English, Hebrew and Farsi are commonly heard at Sinai Temple, one of the Westside's largest synagogues.
A great answer to a famous Sukkot . . .
Every child learns the question in Jewish day school. If the sukkah reminds us of God's protection of the Jewish people in the desert why don't we build it in the month of Nisan when the Jewish people left Egypt.
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