הרהור לסוכות: לא כל הבתים נועדו להיות ארעיים

הערכה

A personal essay uses Sukkot to frame a eulogy for a man whose life defied easy categorization. The writer's choice to explain the holiday to a non-Jewish audience mirrors the holiday's own theme of impermanence. The piece suggests that some lives, like temporary shelters, are not meant to be permanent structures. Watch for how the author connects Howard's roles as storyteller and teacher to the idea of dwelling in transition.