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Sukkot (October 7-15, 2025) is a joyous holiday which celebrates the close relationship we had with God in the desert after the exodus from Egypt, when we were sheltered beneath God's Clouds of Glory from the harsh elements.
Sukkot is also the time when the crops were gathered from the fields in ancient Israel. During sukkot, we thank God for our material blessings of the past year and pray for rain for the coming year. Sukkot has many unique customs and traditions, such as dwelling in a Sukkah to commemorate the Clouds of Glory, and utilizing the four species as part of our supplication for rain and to symbolize the unity of the Jewish people.
Sukkot culminates with Simchat Torah, in which we dance and celebrate the completion of our yearly reading of the Torah. read more about Simchat Torah »
