There are few sights more stirring in Jewish life than the celebration of Sukkot in Jerusalem.Tens of thousands gather at the Western Wall for Birkat Kohanim (the priestly blessing) with lulavim and etrogim in hand, their voices soaring heavenward together in prayer. Families stream to makeshift sukkot that dot balconies and courtyards across the country, their roofs covered with palm leaves and bamboo, their tables laden with food and festivity. It is, quite literally, a holiday of joy: “You