Sukkot, the joyous harvest festival, is one of Judaism’s most unique holidays. This year, it begins at sundown on Friday, September 25, 2026. Rooted in both agricultural and historical traditions, Sukkot celebrates Divine protection in the wilderness and the blessings of the harvest. From building the sukkah to waving the Four Species, explore the history, rituals, and deeper meaning of this beloved festival!
M’gulgalot are delicious Israeli rolled cookies made from tender dough wrapped around a sweet filling and sliced into irresistible spirals. Filled with chocolate, dates, or whatever you love best, they’re
Rosh Hashanah 2026 / 5787 is almost here, which means it’s time for round challah! This shape symbolizes the cycle of a new year, and adding honey brings sweetness for
Am Yisrael Chai means “the People of Israel live.” Discover the meaning of this powerful Hebrew phrase through remarkable stories – from a historic BBC recording and Golda Meir’s emotional
The Jewish calendar is unlike any other. While most of the world runs on the Gregorian solar calendar, Jewish life follows a unique lunar-solar system that has guided Jewish holidays,
Choosing a name is always an act of faith in the future. Across the United States and Israel, Jewish parents are looking at the challenges facing our world and responding
There is something deeply profound in tying the leather strap around oneself because the simple act of doing so connects one’s arm, heart, and mind to something infinite. The Tefillin