The large Sukkah at the Tel Aviv Port is back!
The Israeli Sukkah
Celebrating Sukkot with nine days of culture, spirit, music and creativity of Israeli Judaism
""And there will be room for everyone""
14-6.10 Tel Aviv Port, Central Deck
Yahaduta - A forum of Israeli Judaism organizations in Tel Aviv, together with the Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality, the Tel Aviv Port and Atarim Company, and led by an Beit Tefilah israeli invite the general public to celebrate the holiday with a variety of events and activities in the "Israeli Sukkah" - a giant 600 square meter Sukkah that will be erected on the main deck and will be open to the general public. With the aim of creating an open and collaborative space for Jewish-Israeli creativity.
The Sukkah will open on Sunday, October 6th, with a musical celebration of Sukkot, followed by a holiday meal open to all.
Jewish-Israeli Music Festival in the Great Sukkah at the Port: A tribute show to Matti Caspi, a singing circle with musicians from Sderot, an evening of appreciation and the presentation of the creative award to the artist Leah Shabat, a performance of piyyutim by A song will bloom and her band, Noga's guys – Jazz orchestra with 14 musicians, Shimon Parnas and Matti Sari On a Mediterranean evening, Shabbat pleasure with Israeli House of Prayer Ensemble The host Dorit Reuveni, Tribute evening toHasidic Singer Festival, ", the song of many""World Song|, A flock of three birds, youth bands and more.
In addition, every day there will be Children's plays, workshops and performances for the whole family From 10:30 this morning until 5:00 p.m. Yoga in the Sukkah Every weekday at 9:30, ""Academy in the Sukkah"" – The best lecturers in history and Jewish studies will give talks on fascinating topics that concern us all.
Beyond that, you will find in the Sukkah a Rabbi discussing Judaism and democracy, the Israeli Sabbath, the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith and secularism, with and among the best intellectuals. Dr. Jeremy Fogel, Dov Elbaum, Dr. Ariel Picard, Dr. Tomer Persico, Roni Alon, Rakefet Ginsburg And more.
And of course, Equal Simchat Torah laps The happiest in the city!, both on the eve of the holiday (13.10) and on the second laps (14.10).
The walls of the sukkah will be decorated with the works of Artist Rafi Peretz, who did a good job of portraying Tel Aviv as an open, colorful, pluralistic, and optimistic city like the Tel Avivians themselves.
According to Noah Efron, a member of the city council, "Tel Aviv-Yafo is a city where Judaism flourishes, where there is room for everyone; where tradition is naturally intertwined with innovation; where creativity is celebrated, and the public square vibrates with music and art; where there are no barriers between ancient and new, between women and men, between straight and LGBT; where each and every one is welcomed and appreciated for who they are. The Yehuda Sukkah is a perfect example of the new Tel Aviv Judaism, which is taking shape before our eyes.".
Yahaduta - Forum of Israeli Jewish Organizations in Tel Aviv, an association of organizations and communities operating in Tel Aviv, including Bina, an Israeli prayer house, Alma, the "Anu" Museum, the Koret Center, the Hadar Institute, Beit Daniel, Bat Kol and a long list of other organizations and communities that have joined together to pour content and meaning into the beautiful autumn holiday!
We are waiting for you in the Israeli Sukkah!
With the musical ensemble of an Israeli prayer house and other surprises
Join us every week,
Tel Aviv Port, central check-in area near the roundabout
Admission is free with advance registration.
