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When I arrived on Friday, Erev Sukkot, I intentionally only brought challah with me. I was also armed with Hebrew invitations, depicting a man going through a maze. “Where’s the kugel?” ...

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For example, the Jewish holiday of Sukkot often brings travelers carrying a citrus called etrog. Egypt’s mango season concluded in September when Freddie alone nabbed 188 kilograms (414 pounds ...

It grows in Calabria, in southwest Italy, and every year, rabbis travel to the region to personally select them for use during the Sukkot festival.

The etrog graces Jewish Sukkot celebrations the world over, but what is its significance, and why is it so expensive?

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Once home to the largest Jewish community in the Arab world, Morocco has a long history producing the citrus fruit used by millions of Jews every Sukkot — in fact, tradition holds that etrog ...