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Truly nothing like Sukkot in Israel (opens the original)
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There is just nothing like the joy of the holiday of Sukkot in Israel. “Simchat Beit ha-Shoevas” – Sukkot celebrations — of all kinds. Concerts. Tours. Hikes. Packed cafes. Day trips as varied as the country itself. Audible and uplifting melodious musical Hallel services floating in the air.The ancient Old City of Jerusalem tours. The Kotel. The pilgrimage. This atmosphere is not expressed by a non-tangible spirit alone. Look at the landscape of the country! Little fragile temporary huts crowned
That thin-arc above, that crescent-like shofar (opens the original)
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As the sacred days of Rosh Hashanah approach, there’s a perceptible change in the air. Once the Jerusalem breeze begins lingering, I can almost smell the approaching Days of Awe. Snippets of the selichot penitential prayers and the wail of the shofar are carried by this breeze. Slip-ups that have felt inevitable, minor or even nonchalant come into sharper focus, seen now through the sepia lens of the reflective Days of Awe. Like Abraham and Isaac’s ram caught in the thicket, flashbacks of when w
That thin-arc above, that crescent-like shofar (opens the original)
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As the sacred days of Rosh Hashanah approach, there’s a perceptible change in the air. Once the Jerusalem breeze begins lingering, I can almost smell the approaching Days of Awe. Snippets of the selichot penitential prayers and the wail of the shofar are carried by this breeze. Slip-ups that have felt inevitable, minor or even nonchalant come into sharper focus, seen now through the sepia lens of the reflective Days of Awe. Like Abraham and Isaac’s ram caught in the thicket, flashbacks of when w
What a striking quirk of the calendar (opens the original)
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This year, the 25th anniversary of 9/11 converges with the onset of Rosh Hashanah. What are the odds that marking 25 years, a quarter of a century — a number considered symbolic in marking a generation, and in America’s 250th anniversary year to boot — Rosh Hashanah and 9/11 would be interwoven. What could be a more meaningful way to commemorate 9/11 — that day that forever changed our American world and lives? The inherent themes of Rosh Hashanah are about life and death. Yes,there are the fest
Last licks of summer (opens the original)
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I made a terrible mistake. Since I won’t be there with them on their first day of school, in my desire to try to be part of this milestone in absentia, I wanted to leave my neighbors’ elementary school age boys whom I adore a little first day of school package and cards. Usually enthusiastic about anything I bring them, be it the tiniest rubber shaped animal figurine to add to their collection or a home baked cake, this time one of the boys just smilingly looked at me and with a twinkle in his e
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