Etrog

From Etrog Jam to Fertility Blessings: Discover the Hidden Benefits of This Unique Fruit Used During Sukkot and Learn How It Can Benefit You All Year

Why the Torah never names the etrog, how its fragrance reveals the mystery of the Tree of Knowledge, and why this sacred fruit became the symbol of Sukkot and spiritual renewal

Jewish tradition sees trees as living symbols of faith and wisdom — each one telling a story of creation, prophecy, and the eternal bond between nature and the divine

"People don't realize the effort invested in growing fine etrogs," claims veteran grower Rabbi Nahum Luria. In an engaging conversation, he reveals the life of an etrog grower.

For years, Uzi Hazai (75) from Jerusalem has operated an etrog products store in the Mahane Yehuda market. Known as "The Etrog Man", his motto is simple: "Take a slice of etrog daily and protect your heart."

Praised by the Rambam and aiding in cancer treatment, the etrog makes a wonderful jam and is essential for Sukkot celebrations. Discover everything you wanted to know about the etrog.