Simchat Torah in 2024

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2024 Date	October 24, 2024
2025 Date	October 14, 2025

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#WATCH: The IDF’s Golani brigade sing and dance to their unit’s dedicated song "Golani Sheli" to celebrate Simchat Torah
— Israel War Room (@IsraelWarRoom) October 24, 2024

It's Simchat Torah - the one year Hebrew calendar anniversary of the OCT 7 Massacre by the Palestinians.. Watching VP Harris & the Democrats make a mockery of Hitler today, a mockery of this massacre enraged me. I deleted 1/2 a dozen tweets today Show more Quote Ron M. @Jewtastic · 15h Am a grandson of Holocaust survivors my grandmother had an Auschwitz number tattooed on her arm I endorse every word below the Democrats are preventing Jews from winning and defeating those that wish to slaughter us. I would never vote for Harris it’s a vote for Jewish suicide. x.com/jewsarethegoat…
— Ron M. (@Jewtastic) October 24, 2024

This Simchat Torah Should We Cry or Should We Dance? It's been 365 days since the October 7th terror attacks in Israel. How do you celebrate Simchat Torah on the anniversary of a massacre?Am Yisroel Chai! Show more From Chabad.org
— Chabad.org (@Chabad) October 22, 2024

Tonight begins Simchat Torah, the yearly Jewish return to the beginning of our annual reading of the Torah. It is also the Jewish calendar’s anniversary of last year’s Hamas-led attack and the Israeli military’s ensuing genocidal assault on Gaza. Since we met to read these names… Show more
— IfNotNow🔥✡️ (@IfNotNowOrg) October 24, 2024

Wishing everyone a joyous Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah! "The 48 hours of Shemini Atzeres and Simchas Torah should be dearly cherished, for at each moment, one can draw buckets full and barrels full of treasures, both material and spiritual. And this is accomplished through… Show more
— Chabad Lubavitch HQ (@Lubavitch) October 23, 2024

Calling on the entire YU community to join the Simchat Torah challenge. As we approach one year following the Simchat Torah Massacre, let’s commit to not only fighting against hate and antisemitism but also to being pro-Torah. Spread the word to your colleagues and friends… Show more
— Rabbi Dr. Ari Berman (@AriBermanYU) October 22, 2024

Pour ceux qui le ne sauraient pas, aujourd'hui c'est Simcha Torah en Israël et pour tout le peuple Juif. Cela vous rappelle quelque chose ? Non ? Dites-le, on va vous expliquer.
— Pierre Rehov 🔽 (@rehoov) October 24, 2024

Shemini Atzeret & Simchat Torah: The Encore We All Needed Picture this: You've been at an epic week-long party, aka Sukkot. You've feasted, shaken some lulavim (no, it's not a new dance move), and spent time in your sukkah, which is basically glamping in your backyard. You’d… Show more
— Matthew Feinberg (@thewebbie) October 23, 2024

On Simchat Torah morning exactly one year ago, the terrorists roamed here in Sderot Square with a sense of victory. Tonight, after Simchat Torah, we celebrate the triumph of spirit over evil. Am Yisrael Chai
— GrouchoMarxFella🎗️ (@Hou_Ish) October 24, 2024

Happy Simchat Torah! This year’s holiday is especially bittersweet for our Jewish friends and neighbors. It is a beautiful celebration of the joy of Torah and Judaism, yet it also marks the first anniversary of October 7th on the Hebrew calendar. May this year’s Shemini Atzeret… Show more
— Laura Gillen (@LauraAGillen) October 23, 2024

Simchat Torah in 2024

Simchat Torah (Hebrew: שמחת תורה) commemorates the joy of the Jews having the Torah (Bible and its instruction). On Simchat Torah, many services read all five Books of Moses.