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Shabbatשבת

Repairing a Fallen Sukkah on Yom Tov

Sukkot

Jewish law addresses the practical rules for rebuilding or repairing a sukkah that has collapsed during the festival of Sukkot. Sources discuss what work is permitted during Chol HaMoed, Shabbat, and Yom Tov itself, and clarify whether one may move to a different sukkah if repair is not feasible.

עושה סוכה בחולו של מועד אפילו בסוף יום שביעי

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