Ari Feinberg

I blog about sukkot and other holidays

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"Celebrate the spirit of Jewish holidays 🎉 with joyous hearts and grateful minds!

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"Celebrate the beauty of Sukkot with us! 🎉 Let's come together and rejoice in this special holiday 🤗

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"Believe in yourself and have faith that you can overcome any adversity. 💪

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Rabbi Breaks Down The Meaning Behind The "Lulav" And "Esrog" (VERY INTERESTING) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVAvNcxS-aA

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How to make a Lulav in 5 minutes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-UY9abg4IMM

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How To Tie The Lulav https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yR6Cmkgz_V4

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Lulav and Etrog - How to shake a Lulav with a Brocha https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aE3M7S-7WsU

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What does an etrog symbolize?

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Understanding the Symbolism of the Etrog

The etrog, a unique and captivating fruit, holds a significant place in Jewish tradition and culture.

Join us on this journey as we unravel the mysteries and beauty behind the symbolism of the etrog.

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Ari Feinberg | I am a teacher living in Cleveland, Ohio.

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A video about the beloved tradition of Sukkah decorations

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How to Decorate a Sukkah

Sukkot is a joyous festival that celebrates the harvest and God's protection of the Israelites during their 40 years in the desert. One of the main mitzvot of Sukkot is to build and dwell in a sukkah, a temporary hut that reminds us of the booths that the Israelites lived in during their wanderings. A sukkah can also symbolize our dependence on God and our gratitude for His blessings.

Read the rest here

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What is a Lulav and Etrog?

In the rich tapestry of religious symbolism, few items hold as much significance as the lulav and etrog do in Judaism. These ancient symbols are woven into the fabric of Jewish traditions and are an integral part of the annual festival of Sukkot. While they may appear as simple natural elements – a palm branch and a citron fruit – their deeper meaning and cultural importance are nothing short of profound.

Read the rest on my sukkot blog.