Why We Should Dance this Simchat Torah
After the massacre in Jewish communities in the Gaza envelop last Simchat Torah, how can we possibly celebrate this year? David Ben Horin gives plenty of reasons!
After the massacre in Jewish communities in the Gaza envelop last Simchat Torah, how can we possibly celebrate this year? David Ben Horin gives plenty of reasons!
Sukkot calls us to bind together every type of Jew as one family, proving that our greatest strength lies in our spiritual unity before Hashem. Embrace the deep meanings behind the sukkah, the Arba Minim, and the final sealing of judgment with this essential guide.
The sukkah is a segula to merit the Torah. This is why after Sukkot, all the people of Israel merit Simchat Torah - to rejoice, sing, and dance with the Torah.
Our sins cover our soul so that we cannot access Hashem easily. Teshuva slowly removes the grim on our souls. On Simchat Torah, we rejoice over the Torah because it is such a joy to be so close to G-d!