Rabbinic Intern Aiden Pink: An Elephant in the Sukkah? (Sukkot Day 2, 2024)
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Rabbinic Intern Aiden Pink discusses one of the oddest debates in the Talmud, and what it has to say about the message of Sukkot and the true meaning of Jewish community.
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