NEW YORK (JTA) — The holiday of Sukkot isn’t is complete without a lulav and an etrog, the four species that Jews are commanded to wave on the harvest holiday. But according to a new book, it wasn’t until the Second Temple period that Jews started using the lemon-like… Read more »
How a Chinese fruit became a Sukkot symbol
Etrogim can come with a hefty price tag, such as this one that retailed for $345 in Brooklyn. (David Moster)
