Sukkot is one of the most mysterious holidays of the Torah. On the one hand, it is called zman simhatenu — "the time of our joy", but on the other hand, it is not so easy to explain what exactly we are happy about on the holiday. The commandments of Sukkot are no less mysterious:What is the meaning of the commandment of the sukkah and the four kinds of plants? Why was the special libation of water in the Temple accompanied by such great joy? What role do Shmini Atzeret and Simchat Torah play in this overall plan? What is happening in Oshanot, Ushpizin and Oshana Rabah?Drawing on a wide range of commentators from different generations, the book offers the reader a new and deep understanding of how all the elements of Sukkot add up to a single "symphony of joy." This book is distinguished by its originality and fascination. It contains many interesting interpretations that give the reader the opportunity to experience the holy days of Sukkot on a deeper level.