Sukkot 2024 In Israel Date And Time . Welcome to sukkot 2024 & camping with the king! wednesday october 16 at sunset, sukkot 2024 will begin. How do people celebrate sukkot in israel?
Sukkot celebrates the gathering of the harvest and commemorates the. Sukkot is public holiday in 2024 in whole israel.
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