Rabbi Sacks explains the meaning of Sukkot, what this tradition teaches us and why the Jewish experience of faith despite existential insecurity has made the Nation of Israel an example for the world.

Sukkot Arts are a way to let your artistic expression intuitively connect you to the deeper meanings of the holiday. The activities here can be used for general inspiration, as part of your Sukkah decorations and / or a way to connect to the heart of Zion, Jerusalem.

Our sukkah is a simple pre-fab crowded onto a tiny balcony. But the charm is still there and during Sukkot, we sit at our leisure, eating breakfast together where I take the time to prepare a morning feast!

Enjoy a taste of our delicious selection of Sukkot recipes as we celebrate our ancestor's faith and perseverance of wandering 40 years in the desert before entering the Promised Land of Israel.

We are in Israel is because it belongs to us and we belong to it. It is no less a part of our Jewishness than the Torah. We don’t require legal arguments or scientific proof to justify our claim to Israel. To us, Israel and the Jew belong to each other because it is inherent in our heritage.

In this modern era of Israel’s rebirth, it seems appropriate to grow the invite list to reflect the Israel of today.

Whoever believes will never be afraid to lost our country to those who hate. And even when the whole world joins along, a higher power keeps us strong! THIS Rosh HaShanah song will definitely inspire YOUR Israel Connection and Pride!

Take a photographic journey in Zfat with Dave Bender, as he learns how a devout Jewish scribe completes a Torah scroll.

Express your connection to Jerusalem by crafting your own piece of artwork to hang as your cornerstone. Inspire your children, students or campers to create their own Jerusalem stone or depiction of our capital city and celebrate their connection in an artistic way.