The Feast of Tabernacles, often known as Sukkot,is an annual Jewish vacation that commemorates the40 years that the Israelites spent wandering in thewilderness after their exodus from Egypt.
The vacation is widely known within the fall, starting on the fifteenth day of the Hebrew month of Tishrei and lasting for seven days. Throughout Sukkot, Jews construct momentary shelters known as sukkahs and eat meals inside them. It is a reminder of the momentary shelters that the Israelites lived in throughout their time within the wilderness.
