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Budget-Friendly Sukkot Shopping: Festive Items Under $17

By ענת סימן טובUpdated 3 hours ago
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The story · English

As the Sukkot holiday approaches, Israelis can celebrate without breaking the bank, with numerous festive items available for under 60 shekels (approximately $17). This includes decorations, children's activities, craft kits, and even the traditional "Four Species".

For those looking to adorn their sukkah, affordable options like garlands, hanging ornaments, signs, stickers, and simple lighting can be found at discount chains such as Rami Levy, Max Stock, and Dan Deal, as well as craft and general discount stores. The advice is to select a few key decorations rather than overspending on numerous small items.

Engaging children in holiday preparations can also be cost-effective. Craft supplies like paper, markers, stickers, and threads are readily available, allowing families to create their own decorations. This not only saves money but also provides an activity for children during the holiday break.

Similarly, entertainment for children doesn't require a large investment. Activity books, small games, and craft kits can all be purchased within the 60-shekel budget, offering variety and sustained engagement for kids throughout the holiday.

Even the "Four Species", the etrog, lulav, hadassim, and aravot, are available at a budget-friendly price. One supermarket chain is offering a set for 59.90 shekels, making this essential holiday purchase accessible.

The primary financial pitfall, however, is the accumulation of small purchases. While individual items are inexpensive, the cost can quickly escalate. Experts recommend setting a clear budget for decorations, children's activities, and hosting before beginning to shop to maintain control over overall spending.

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