Sukkot and the Case for Water Justice
Those of us who live middle (or upper-middle) class lives in Michigan may find it difficult to even contemplate the possibility of lacking water access.
For those living in Eretz Yisraelin pre-modern times, the degree to which rain fell in the fall and winter months following the festival of Sukkot determined their livelihoods. Abundant rain meant prosperity, while draughts meant starvation from lack of food and possible death from dehydration (Deuteronomy 11:14-17).
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