Sukkot in 2021

reminder that when Plutarch saw Jews celebrating sukkot he assumed that we were worshipping Dionysus https://t.co/rY6Tj55MoK

— ein-sofist (@aesthetikeit) September 20, 2021

📜 Listen to what happened when archeologists discovered the oldest surviving text from the #Bible - in the Silver Scrolls!📜🤯 Happy #Sukkot🎋, friends! 💚 🎥:Megalim 📸:Tamar Hayardeni https://t.co/hW7ju9oaAR

— City of David Ancient Jerusalem (@cityofdavid) September 20, 2021

On #Sukkot we observe G-d commanding the recently freed Jews to return home by making a pilgrimage to the great temple. It is LITERALLY commemorating one of the biggest zionist movements in Judaism. Who's going to tell her? https://t.co/LHvt0t0AMF

— StopAntisemitism.org (@StopAntisemites) September 21, 2021

"YOU SHALL BE JOYFUL!" Tonight the Jewish holiday of Sukkot begins. We celebrate the gathering of the harvest and the protection G‑d provided the Jewish people during our exodus from Egypt. One of the main laws is to be happy this week - something we all need. Chag Sameach!

— Mayor Gabriel Groisman (@GabeGroisman) September 20, 2021

Sukkot celebrates the journey of the Children of Israel to the Land of Israel. Sounds vaguely Zionist. https://t.co/nccwaGTcbo

— Elder of Ziyon 🇮🇱 (@elderofziyon) September 20, 2021

Having neighbors over for lake style #Sukkot (sue coat, not suck it) harvest feast outdoors, sorta. Lots of local/garden veggies and fruits + key lime pie. Chag Sameach! https://t.co/dog4L3xZNB

— 7th Ward For 💉 + 😷 (@stl7thward) September 20, 2021

@douglashanau Technically, Sukkot is for everyone--not just Jews--at least when the Redemption comes. But also housing is always going to be someone's private domain. It's up to us to recognize the systemic advantages of providing enough to go around. https://t.co/Er45tIMx8d

— Philadelphia Libertarian 🗽🦔 (@Philadeliberty) September 20, 2021