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outlook What is Sukkos' moral, its message? To help clarify the matter, I've devised five parables. They all have the same message. Hint: If you went to the synagogue or temple on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, you've either got the answer or glimpsed it. thought Why does Sukkos epitomize rejoicing? By Jonathan Rosenblum
Even today, Sukkos retains a special place in the hearts of all types of Jews, as attested to by the Sukkos going up everywhere, in religious and secular neighborhoods alike. But what exactly is the special connection between Sukkos and joy?
context When watching a sitcom, an audience of average intelligence or below easily recognizes the drama queen character, the martyr-manipulator who creates situations that will reinforce her status as the put-upon victim, in need of constant sympathy and attention. The antics she engages in to achieve her ends provide the main source of the show's humor-because no one buys into them and only the character has the endurance to take herself seriously. There's no chance that the audience will mistake her endless roster of grievances for authentic or for being anything other than self-created and self-perpetuated. So I have often asked myself, "Could the people of average and above intelligence dominating our primary news airwaves just be stupid when it comes to the Middle East?
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