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# 4473 The Travelling Sukka
Q. Dear Rov. I will be traveling G-d willing during Chol Hamoed Sukkoth for over ten hours with my family, as we are visiting our parents. I have a few shailos I would like to ask the Rov, since we are careful not to eat outside the Suka even when traveling.

First question, we are using a large van that has two doors on the back. Can we open both of them, when we stop, and then while hanging a piece of cloth that qualifies as a ‘Mechitza’ (separation that qualifies as a wall) to the van’s inside, the very rear of the van used, namely the wide doors of the van itself while open and then place on top of the doors a Kosher mat for serving as Schach?

Would that be a Kosher Sukka even it is only very temporary?

A. Horav Dovid Pam Shlit’a and other Rabbanim maintain that it would be considered a Kosher Suka, and you could make a brocho when eating in it.


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