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Orthodox Jews do it every Sukkot :)
by EGreg 2mo ago
Orthodox Jews do it every Sukkot :)
- Nail2680 2mo agoI attended a Sukkot, druing which the host jokingly called the tent a "Jew Fort" and they had some lovely food and burned some herbs and overall had a great time. I really like the religious festivals that integrate more people. Like Holi, where I got to throw a lot of colored sand or something at people and eat good food. I feel like events like that really help integrate communities. Not Estonian, but a Swedish fellow I knew always had a summer event with lawn darts and other odd games and food each summer
- martheen 2mo agoSikh's similarly serve communal meal, langar, which invite everyone to come and eat together. As a non-Sikh, being invited to such events is such an educational experience because they're a very small minority in my country so pretty much everything I see was new to me.
- y-curious 2mo agoOh sweet, they welcome non-Jewish strangers too? I didn’t know that, I assumed it was just for their own community
- voicedYoda 2mo agoWe invite everyone, Jewish or not. We've hosted so many people, strangers and friends alike. It makes more sense to Jews, but it's also a great conversation to have with others.