“Our presence here at this difficult time sends a strong message of Christian support and concern for this nation.”

The annual weeklong evangelical show of support for Israel is about to start

The great mitzvah of Sukkot is to be joyful (Deuteronomy 16:14).

Sukkot is a celebration of joy, everything else is secondary. Sleep in particular is neglected during these seven days.

Sukkot is upon us, and even the most fierce political enemies are able to take a pause and enjoy the holiday.

People can forget God, but God does not forget His people. During these days we remember how God brought us together as one nation.

Sukkot, the Feast of Tabernacles, begins this evening and preparations are in full swing.

The structure outside city hall will have a capacity of 650 people.

The week-long Feast of Tabernacles, Sukkot, begins tomorrow evening. Join me on a visit to the “Market of the 4 Species” (Shuk 4 HaMinim).