Tu B'Shevat of Hope and Strength

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Jewish Holidays (Chagim)
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Download UnitEd's Tu B'Shevat Seder proposal, designed for use in the classroom and around the family table.

This year, we have been immersed in the war in Israel and the fears of rising antisemitism in the Diaspora. But the ancient metaphors of Tu B'Shevat remind us that our personal and national lives are - like the seasons of the natural world - cyclical and ever-changing.

The texts and activities we have curated for this year’s seder will focus on fostering hope and strength - for the Jewish People, for Israel, and for the world.

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