This one is for the younger kids - real educational way of learning what are the basic concepts of building a Sukkah. Ages 10 and under - but anyone can learn from the lessons in this nice flash Sukkot game.

The celebration of the week-long holiday of Sukkot is really a national experience in modern Israel, with many seemingly non-religious families bursting out with major Sukkah building projects and even bigger celebrations. The streets of Jerusalem are a nightly party, with dancing and singing to...

This is view towards roof in one of the massive Sukkahs that are built in certain Jerusalem neighborhoods.

One of the many creative solutions for families in Jerusalem with no backyard or roof space, and in this case - the Sukkah is set on the third-floor on construction scaffolding.

In this view, you can see how the construction boom in Jerusalem dominates the landscape and provides an eery, almost industrial, setting for the family balcony Sukkahs which are so prevalent in Jerusalem.

Throughout Israel are festivals and more festivals, each with beautiful and creative Sukkahs for the public to use and enjoy. This is the season of our PARTY-ING! If you thought religious Jews don't know how to party - check out Mea Shearim during Sukkot!

This is a very typical scene in Jerusalem - with multiple Sukkahs taking over the adjoining balconies dominating the view from the street.

This feature video shows the amazing Hoshana Rabba prayer service near the conclusion of the Torah holiday of Sukkot - here is the dawn prayer service (known as 'Vatikin') from the Kotel (Wall).