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Inside Brooklyn’s Lucrative Pre-Fab Sukkah Headquarters

A dozen or so Israelis, most of them in their early twenties and right out of the military, arrived for work last month in a dingy red brick warehouse in Brooklyn’s East Williamsburg neighborhood. The warehouse—with a sign that still reads “Q-Mart: Import, Export, Wholesale”—serves as the seasonal home of Sukkah Depot, a company that sets up shop each year to sell only one product: pre-fab sukkos.

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6 Sholom Zochors This Week!

Mickey and Chani Ettelson
274 New York Ave [between Lincoln Pl. and S. Johns Pl.)

Shmuel and Ruti (nee Apfelbaum) Lifshitz
763 Eastern Pkwy, Building Sukkah [between Kingston and Brooklyn Aves.]

Mendel and Shaina (nee LisonGourarie
1217 President St. [between New York and Nostrand Aves.]

Shuli and Esty (nee Lasker) Kahan
566 Montgomery St. [between Brooklyn and New York Aves.]

Chanan and Aliza Krivisky  (Jericho, NY)

Yanky and Rivky (nee Lazar) Klein (Moscow, Russia)