VIDEO: How do Israelis celebrate Sukkot – the Feast of Tabernacles?
Join us on this journey to explore the customs, reflections and renewed hopes of Israelis that accompany this festive holiday
The final holiday in the biblical calendar is Sukkot – the Feast of Tabernacles.
All across Israel, booths (sukkot) are set up next to homes and restaurants. To provide you with an inside look at how Israelis celebrate this holiday, our correspondent, Rotem Magen, speaks with local Israelis to share their personal Sukkot traditions and sentiments.
Join us on this journey to explore the customs, reflections and renewed hopes of Israelis that accompany this festive holiday.
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