A Movable Feast: Sukkahs from
Around the World Every year on the festival
of Sukkot, Jews all over the world build a sukkah by their
home. These temporary structures recall the booths in which
the Tribes of Israel lived during their journey through the
desert to the Promised Land. This diverse collection of sukkahs,
built in communities from East and West, will be exhibited
under one roof for the first time. The display highlights
both their common features and the unique character of each
one.

The Sukkah
decorations of Rabbi
Immanuel Loew |
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Decorations from
the Ettlingetr
family sukkah |
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The sukkah in
Bukhara (Central
Asia) |
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The Sukkah of the
Deller family |
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The Sukkah in
Holland |

The Samaritan
sukkah |

The sukkah of the
artist Shalom Zeev
Reshelbach |

Sukkot in the Me'ah
She'arim
neighborhood |
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The sukkah in Iraq |

The sukkah in
the desert |

Sukkah decorations
from Turkey |

The sukkah in
Kurdistan |
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