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A number of converts I spoke to had, like me, been with a Jewish partner for years without becoming Jewish themselves. Several said that they’d been planning to convert since before October 7th ...

But Salz said that doing that would have undercut the example he was trying to set. “I’m here because I want to inspire people to keep Shabbat,” Salz said.

Sukkot, after all, is simply the plural of sukkah. Plurality is in the word itself, a reminder that home and belonging for the multitude are what makes a community.

My most cherished childhood memories revolve around Sukkot. I remember going outside, cutting palm branches for the roof of our sukkah, spending time in nature, and gazing at the stars.

We can see the stars, we can feel the wind, we can have enough food to eat to get us through the winter months. It is a direct reminder of God’s blessings.

Gut yom tov. Happy Sukkot. This essay is based on a Sukkot reflection delivered on October 16, 2024, at Temple Beth Elohim in Wellesley, Massachusetts.

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That we know nothing is permanent. But last year, as Sukkot began, I didn’t fully understand. Not really. My boys and I sat with friends in Nachlaot , laughing as we ate sushi under the fronds.