Sukkot in 2022

Sukkot Quick Facts - US 2022

AKA Name	Chag Ha-Asif, Succot
ℹ HashtagsCompiled on03:13	#Sukkot
Related Hashtags	#Sukkah, #ChagSameach
2022 Date	October 9, 2022
2023 Date	September 29, 2023

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Sukkot in 2022

Sukkot (Hebrew: סוכות), meaning Tabernacles, is the autumnal 'foot festival' in which Jews are commanded to leave their permanent houses and to dwell in booths for seven days.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for Sukkot - in 2022

Updated 03:10

As Sukkot begins, some wise words from @marceelias: "Democracy is fragile. Democracy is like that sukkah...It is not a permanent structure that will just naturally weather storms. It is something that you need to tend to, because it's not going to last without you tending to it." https://t.co/LRt1XRFA4H
— Jewish Dems (@USJewishDems) October 9, 2022

I will be off the grid this Monday and Tuesday and again NEXT Monday and Tuesday for the last of the full holidays beginning with Sukkot and ending with Shmini Atzeret and Simchat Torah. https://t.co/e85BlzjVhf
— Mayim Bialik (@missmayim) October 9, 2022

Okay! I have the brownies ready to cut, the glaze on the fresh tarragon lemon bread is soaking in/cooling/setting, first round of 4ish of cookies are in the oven, and then if I have time to make buttermilk blueberry banana bread before Sukkot, gonna do it. https://t.co/wknoc3y2e9
— 💜🎃🖤Mik or Treat💜🎃🖤 (@marajade13) October 9, 2022

Wishing EVERYONE a great Sukkot and a meaningful Yom Indigenous People. Show me your [favorite] sukkah, ya'll! https://t.co/1ZlqVncqes
— 🇺🇸 Jew Who Has It All (@JewWhoHasItAll) October 9, 2022

Wishing Georgetown's Jewish community and all who celebrate, prosperity, abundance, and joy this Sukkot. https://t.co/wcA6gm2hBV
— Georgetown University (@Georgetown) October 10, 2022

Chag #Sukkot Sameach friends. Enjoy the holidays https://t.co/VKBDWaymVA
— (((Sylvia C.))) (@csilvi72) October 9, 2022

Sukkot is Judaism’s harvest and thanksgiving holiday. It begins at sunset of October 9 and concludes at sunset of October 16. Through Sukkot rituals, we link ourselves to the land of Israel. One ritual is constructing a sukkah, a temporary dwelling or hut. https://t.co/MCGhXqLrid
— JewishPDX (@JewishPDX) October 9, 2022

Wishing you & your families a happy #Sukkot! https://t.co/C6qYsZEthJ
— Israel Nitzan🇮🇱 (@IsraelNitzan) October 9, 2022

To our Jewish friends and neighbors, we wish you a meaningful and blessed Sukkot. We pray that you dwell in safety and comfort during the holiday. https://t.co/ad0u64VUv8
— Christians United for Israel (@CUFI) October 10, 2022

This week marks the Jewish festival of #Sukkot, when we celebrate the gathering of the harvest and commemorate the 40 years the Israelites spent wandering the desert after their Exodus from Egypt. Chag Sukkot Sameach to all! 🌿🍋 https://t.co/tDErcdzoRV
— ADL New England (@ADL_NewEngland) October 9, 2022