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Sukkot 2012
Clip: 9/27/2012 | 2m 34s
This important Jewish festival celebrates “an indulging of the senses.”
Rabbi James Michaels of the Hebrew Home of Great Washington, DC says Sukkot reminds Jews of the experience of wandering in the desert, open to the elements, and of simply “being alive.”
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Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Sukkot 2012
Clip: 9/27/2012 | 2m 34s
Rabbi James Michaels of the Hebrew Home of Great Washington, DC says Sukkot reminds Jews of the experience of wandering in the desert, open to the elements, and of simply “being alive.”
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