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Culture08:43 · 1h ago

Rabbi Nordman Calls for Compassion During Sukkot Holiday

By כיכר השבת, הרב בן ציון נורדמן
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
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Rabbi Ben Zion Nordman is urging people to adopt a perspective of "glasses of kindness" during the Sukkot holiday. He encourages individuals to look beyond their personal needs and consider those around them who might require a welcoming gesture or a place at their table.

The rabbi emphasizes the importance of small acts of attention and kindness that can brighten the holiday for others. This call to action is framed within the context of the Sukkot festival, which traditionally involves dwelling in temporary huts (sukkot) and often includes communal meals and hospitality.

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