Formidable fruits: Squeezing the most out of etrogim
Jews are turning to creative epicurean ventures to make the most of the citrus following Sukkot.
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Jews are turning to creative epicurean ventures to make the most of the citrus following Sukkot.
Sukkot is meant to celebrate the beauty of impermanence, symbolized by the temporary structure under which one dwells.
From the blog of Steven Gotlib at The Times of Israel
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A chronicle of faith, hope, survival, and blessings against all odds: letters of hope and faith from Rav Zalman Sorotzkin's children Photos: Family archives The central train station in Vilna was eerily quiet on that chilly day toward the end of 1940, in the early days of World War II. The city, along with the rest of eastern Poland, was occupied by Soviet forces, and for the time being, the 55,000 Jews living in the city, in addition to another 15,000 Jewish refugees from German-occupied Poland, were safe. In a few months, Germany would attack Soviet forces in Eastern Europe and occupy...