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Sukkoth

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Sukkoth: see Tabernacles, Feast of Tabernacles, Feast of, one of the oldest and most joyous of Jewish holidays, called in the Bible the Feast of Ingathering and today often called by its Hebrew name, Sukkoth [Heb.,=booth].
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Sukkoth, Succoth
an eight-day Jewish harvest festival beginning on Tishri 15, which commemorates the period when the Israelites lived in the wilderness


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Some 70,000 people are anticipated to attend the 12-kilomter march, part of the ritual associated with the Jewish holiday of Sukkoth, with at least one part passing through a Palestinian neighborhood in east Jerusalem.
il And finally, the annual Acre Alternative Theater Festival, one of the most significant art happenings in Israel, held annually during the Jewish Sukkoth holiday, has been cancelled.
Byline: RABBI LEONARD TANN, OF SINGERS HILL SYNAGOGUE THE Festival of Sukkoth - Tabernacles - is founded on the Autumn festival in ancient Israel, the fruit harvest.
 
 
 
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