Sukkot in 2023

Sukkot Quick Facts - ZA 2023

AKA Name	Chag Ha-Asif, Succot
ℹ HashtagsCompiled on12:53	#Sukkot
Related Hashtags	#Jewish, #Israel, #ChagSameach
2023 Date	29 September 2023
2024 Date	16 October 2024

2023 Holidays & Dates

Sukkot (Begins) in

Friday, 29 Sep

Days to go:

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for Sukkot -
in 2023

Updated 12:53

Chag Sukkot Sameach! A special shoutout out to all the kids who came to decorate the official @WhiteHouse sukkah today. The sukkah will be the first thing visitors see on public White House tours during the week of Sukkot
— Shelley Greenspan (@ShelleyGspan) September 29, 2023

The Jewish holiday of Sukkot will be observed starting tonight. Sukkot is celebrated for a week in commemoration of the pilgrimage to the first temple. To all those observing, have a good yontif!
— Daniel Goldman (@danielsgoldman) September 29, 2023

The Jewish holiday of #Sukkot starts tonight. Jews around the world build temporary huts to memorialize many things, including the labors of harvest & the Exodus from Egypt. I have a few takeaways: 1- Jews build encampments on public & private space to celebrate this holiday.
— Jesse Rabinowitz 🔥🌹@jesserbnwtz.bsky.social (@jesserbnwtz) September 29, 2023

I will be taking another break from @X to celebrate Shabbat and Sukkot. But before I sign off, I wish my partner @cbrisk1 a very happy birthday
— BubbieJ (@j_bubbie) September 29, 2023

Sukkot is a Jewish holiday whose practice includes building temporary shelters - Sukkahs. It's done among other reasons, to remember the past as a wandering people, moving from place to place, often fleeing persecution. This has become the present of thousands of Palestinians.
— Breaking the Silence (@BtSIsrael) September 29, 2023

New Yorkers should expect heavy rain and flooding to continue throughout the night tonight. To our Jewish neighbors celebrating the beginning of Sukkot, please take steps to stay safe during this severe weather event.
— Governor Kathy Hochul (@GovKathyHochul) September 29, 2023

This boy, a Sephardic Jew, can clearly be seen selling etrogs (citron) and hadassim – 2 of the 4 Species that Jews use on the holiday of Sukkot. But technically they weren't wrong when they labelled the boy "Palestinian." He certainly was a Palestinian – a Palestinian Jew...
— Im Tirtzu (@IMTIzionism) September 29, 2023

Shabbat shalom and Happy Sukkot! I'm gonna git you, sukkah!
— (((Jew))) (@JoshMalina) September 30, 2023

Tonight we start the week long celebration of Sukkot. One of three pilgrimage festivals. Many families will be eating in a Sukkah for their meals during this holiday.
— TDSB_JewishHeritage (@TDSB_JH) September 29, 2023

Happy Mid-Autumn & Sukkot to my fellow Chinese-Jewish households! ALT
— cryoflower (@cryoflower) September 30, 2023

Sukkot in 2023

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.