Simchat Torah Guidelines (undated, before October 8, 2020)… Read the rest
Category: Sukkot
The following is being presented to assist local synagogue and communal leadership in their planning for Succot and Simchat Torah.
The Yamim Noraim season posed unique challenges to all of us, as individuals and as communities. The limitations imposed by the pandemic have been a source of discomfort and stress, and we are all working to strike the right balance between establishing proper safety and responsibly restoring some feeling of normalcy.… Read the rest
Prepared by Rabbi Amy Levin
Please note that this is not an official responsum of the CJLS.
The intention of this letter of guidance is to address liturgical issues that arise in the observance of Sukkot, Shemini Atzeret and Simhat Torah in the home and in community.… Read the rest
By Rabbi Aaron Alexander and Rabbi Joshua Heller[1]
Please note that this is not an official responsum of the CJLS.
During the COVID pandemic, are there changes as to how Lulav and Etrog should be taken? Is it appropriate to “share” a set?… Read the rest
Rabbi Joshua Heller[1]
Please note that this is not an official responsum of the CJLS.
O.H. 630:1
Sukkah is one of the most beautiful and meaningful mitzvot in our tradition. Under normal circumstances, we are encouraged to eat and sleep in the sukkah, and in particular invite guests. However,… Read the rest
Rav Hershel Schachter, Rabbi Isaac Elhanan Theological Seminary
- Matters related to Sukkot (August 30)
