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Simchat Tora Overview

What Is Simchat Torah?

Simchat Torah literary means the happiness of the Torah, i.e., the Jewish Bible. It celebrates the completion of reading the Torah.

When Is Simchat Torah Observed?

Simchat Torah follows the holiday of Sukkot. It concludes the four holidays of the month Tishre – Chagei Tishre.

How Is Simchat Torah Celebrated?

Simchat Torah is notable for rejoicing in the Torah, the Jewish Bible.  Special processions, called Hakafot, take place while holding the Torah Scrolls. It is customary to wave colorful flags. The annual cycle of public Torah readings is completed on that day.  A new cycle begins with the book of Breishit, i.e., Genesis and the creation of the world. A new Beginning.

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Wholegrain Spelt & Oat Challah – Vegan

Wholegrain Spelt And Oat Challah On A Lace Placemat With Decorative Wheat On The Side.
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Split Pea Soup – Vegan & Gluten Free

Split Pea Soup In A Bowl With A Carrot Flower And Lentil Leaves On The Side.
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Roasted Chicken & Bell Pepper – Lean Chicken – Gluten Free

Roasted Chicken And Bell Peppers On A Serving Dish On A Lace Cloth.
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Wholegrain Rice & Mushrooms – Vegan & Gluten Free

Wholegrain Rice And Mushrooms On A Glass Round Serving Plate With A Delicate Embroidered Napkin Folded On The Side.
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Zucchini, Bell Peppers & Tomato Sauce – Vegan & Gluten Free

Zucchini, Bell Peppers And Tomato Sauce on A Serving Plate With A Folded Napkin On The Side.
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Tahini Spread – Vegan & Gluten Free

Tahini Spread On A Plate Decorated With A Flower Made From A Lemon Wedge And Parsley Leaves On A Decorative Cloth.
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Eggplant & Tomato Salad – Vegan & Gluten Free

Eggplant And Tomato Salad In A Bowl On A Cloth With An Intricate Design.
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Spring Fennel Salad – Vegan & Gluten Free

Spring Fennel Salad On A Serving Plate On A Lace Cloth.
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Balsamic Beet Salad – Gluten Free

Balsamic Beet Salad On A Glass Serving Dish With Parsley Scattered Around.
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Carrot Raisin Salad – Vegan & Gluten Free

Carrot Raisin Salad Decorated With A Carrot Flower On A Serving Dish.
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Semolina Almond Orange Cake – Wholegrain

Semolina Almond Orange Cake On A Round Glass Serving Plate On A round Lace Cloth With Wheat And A Serving Utensil On The Side.
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 Almond Orange Cake – Gluten Free Option

Almond Orange Cake Decorated With Almonds On A Glass Serving Dish.
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The Four holidays of the Jewish month of Tishre

Jewish Holiday of Month TishreHebrew DateCommemorates
Rosh Hashanah
The Title L'shana Tova Wishing You A Happy And Sweet New Year Kosher Create With The Sun Logo On The Left Adorned With An Apple Blossom Graphic With Two Apples Above And A Graphic Apple And Flower On The Sides.		1st and 2nd of Tishre
א – ב תשרי		Beginning of year; creation of the world and mankind.
Yom Kippur
The Title Yom Kippur With The Kosher Create Sun Logo Above On The Right Side And A Bouquet Of Flowers On The Left.		10th of Tishre
י תשרי		The day of introspection and atonement.
Sukkot
The Title Happy Sukkot From Kosher Create With The Sun Logo On Its Left Adorned With A Graphic On Top That Simulates The Covering Of A Sukkah With Circular Leaves And Graphics Of The Seven Species That Include Wheat, Barley, Grapes, Figs, Pomegranate, Olives, Dates And Two Etrog Hanging In The Middle.		15th till the 21st of Tishre
טו תשרי – כא תשרי		The Jews’ redemption from Egyptian slavery.
Simchat Torah
The Title Simchat Torah With A Polka Dot Background And The Kosher Create Sun Logo On The Upper Right Side Adorned With A Torah Scroll Graphic With Four Waving Flags On The Side.		In Israel –
22nd of Tishre כב תשרי
Abroad –
23rd of Tishre כג תשרי		The celebration of the Torah, the Jewish Bible.

Please note: The day in the Jewish Calander begins and ends with sunset. The Jewish Calander is set according to the moon, whereas the Secular Calander is set by the sun. Jewish holidays fall each year on a different secular date.

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