Sukkot

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The Smallest Sukkah in Berlin

Oct 2, 2006 | by Rabbi Yaakov Salomon

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Comments (2)

(2) Anonymous, October 7, 2013 2:01 AM

relevance of our learning

Rules on kashrut of our sukkah are often mocked as hypothetical and not relevant. I'll remember this next Sukkot. May we live in times and countries where we don't have to do the minimum!

(1) FernandoOcumarez, November 3, 2006 4:53 AM

Real Dedication to G-D !!!

Here we have a Real example that Jews and Non-Jews should follow. We all must remember our Creator not to ask why some things happen to us, but also to say thanks every day for our lives, our families and for this wonderful world that He gave us.

Thanks for the wake up call Rabbi.