Simchat Torah in 2022

Kaddish for terrorists ✅ Havdalah when it’s still daylight ✅ Simchat Torah 🤷🏻‍♀️ https://t.co/TRPWjxJ6zZ

— Lahav Harkov (@LahavHarkov) October 18, 2022

I’m a proud Jew. I’ve never felt the need to hide my religion. Last night, I celebrated Simchat Torah (a celebration of the Bible) with hundreds of other Jews. (We would have done it outside, but Torahs aren’t waterproof). 🧵 https://t.co/sLBLysPNKF

— AriGreenberg.eth ⌐◨-◨ (@agreenberg) October 18, 2022

Chag Sameach and a very joyous Simchas Torah. Learn more: https://t.co/WBgzlSEJC2 For local holiday candle lighting times: https://t.co/CJT5fx6rtY https://t.co/qrzwRPmCAL

— Chabad.org (@Chabad) October 16, 2022

We celebrated Simchat Torah outside, dancing w the Torah in the streets. 2 Iranian women separately approached me saying, “I could never dream of this where we grew up.” 1 recalled her mother was taken by the morality police. Both said immigrants treasure America in a unique way.

— David Wolpe (@RabbiWolpe) October 19, 2022

Day 19 of asking @cher for an interview. Tonight begins Simchat Torah, which means the rejoicing of the Torah. So, I'll be going to temple later, and praying to be able to celebrate Simchat Cher, sometime in the near future. Okay, that wasn't true. I already celebrate that. https://t.co/HyOMThiOYn

— (((Jonathan Rosen🐰 🧛‍♂️✡️))) (@houseofrosen) October 17, 2022

Had a great time leading music for Simchat Torah last night at Temple Beth Ami with Wendy Hersh! Roch and Roll! https://t.co/UYqD20vKFM

— Rick Lupert (@RickPoet) October 18, 2022

Today is the Jewish feast of "Simchat Torah", when Jews dance, holding the scrolls of the Bible (see https://t.co/TMfbS2yFu6). May we also find such joy in the Word of God! https://t.co/zwqTxEiZP7

— Servants of the Word (@servants_word) October 18, 2022