Today I danced at the Simchat Torah celebration in Kfar Chabad it was a miracle and a great joy. On this day, the entire Jewish people rejoice at completing the Torah and beginning it anew. We dance with the Torah because the joy it brings cannot be expressed in words. The dance becomes a prayer, and the heart fills with light and gratitude. It is a moment when the soul feels united with God and with the people of Israel. | Alex Levin, Art Levin Studio. www.ArtLevin.com

Woman dancing with the Torah at Congregation Natán Ya, 13/10/25 A wonderful Simchat Torah celebration! | קהילת "נתן יה" Natan Ya Congregation

Imagine doing a little victory dance every time you finish a book! On Simchat Torah, if you step into a synagogue, you'll find families dancing with the Torah and celebrating. What are they celebrating? This particular holiday marks the cycle of reading the Torah and then, starting over again. Join Rabbi Eve to learn more about the Torah, then get your best dance moves ready. | PJ Library

It's Simchat Torah! The most joyful festival in the Hebrew Calendar! On this day, millions of Jewish people will go to the Synagogue, where they will sing and dance for hours with the Torah and celebrate as we approach the beginning of a new cycle of Torah reading. Watch our video and share it to spread the joy of Simchat Torah with everyone! | Lev Haolam - Supporting Israel

12K views · 1.5K reactions | Two years after Hamas terrorists attacked Israel on Simchat Torah, Jews return to the very ground where lives were stolen. This time to dance, sing, and celebrate life. Simchat Torah is a celebration of the Torah, and eternality of the Jewish spirit. The joy of Torah and the unbreakable Jewish spirit shine even in the shadow of pain. #Jewish #SimchatTorah #Israel #October7 | aish.com | Facebook

In this episode of Common Faith, we dive into the meaning of Simchat Torah—the joyful festival that celebrates completing the annual Torah reading cycle. We are also joined by Reverend A.R. Bernard, founder of the Christian Cultural Center and one of New York’s most influential faith leaders. Reverend Bernard shares his remarkable spiritual journey—from banking to ministry, Catholicism to Protestantism, and even a period in the Nation of Islam—while reflecting on the power of scripture, curiosit