Rabbi Explains When to Remove Sukkah Furniture After Sukkot Holiday
Rabbi Binyamin Houta, a prominent halachic authority, addressed a common question regarding the Sukkot holiday: when is the appropriate time to remove the table and chairs from the sukkah, specifically after Hoshana Rabbah and before Simchat Torah.
Rabbi Houta, who presents a daily "Halacha in 60 Seconds" segment on the website Kikar HaShabbat, provides brief, topical explanations of Jewish laws and customs. This particular segment focuses on the laws pertaining to the end of the Sukkot holiday.
The question of when to dismantle the sukkah and remove its furnishings is a practical concern for many observant Jews as the holiday period concludes and the intermediate days of Sukkot transition towards the final days and the subsequent holiday of Simchat Torah.
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