NOAM is excited to share their first ever Tu Bishvat Seder Haggadah, created in line with our values of Tikkun Olam and sustainability.

Tu Bishvat is a moment to reflect on our roots-what grounds us, and the values we carry forward as individuals, as communities, and as part of the Jewish people. 

NOAM's haggadah, available in English, French, Portuguese, Spanish, and Ukrainian, moves through the imagery of the tree - roots, trunk, branches, and leaves - offering simple texts and questions that can open meaningful conversations for different ages and settings.

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Masorti Germany brings a Tu Bishvat guide to remind us to strengthen our roots through Torah and mitzvot, and to grow upward—bringing goodness, wisdom, and kindness into the world.

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✡︎ The Tu Bishvat haggadah by the Masorti Movement in Israel - translated by USCJ, Exploring Judaism, and Rabbinical Assembly - was written in response to these painful times in Israel and focuses on the repair the Masorti Movement aspire and hope to actualize in this world.

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📄 "After the founding of the modern State of Israel, there was a revival of interest in Tu Bishvat.

In Israel it is customary for school children to go out on that day to plant saplings, thus transforming the day into a kind of Jewish Arbor Day. Tu Bishvat has been given an environmental spin in some circles in recent years."

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📄 "Trees are central to Jewish life and imagination. From the Garden of Eden to the Jewish National Fund, from the Talmudic custom of planting a tree when a child was born to Martin Buber’s invitation at the beginning of I and Thou to 'Consider a tree'".

❱❱ Read the article from Rabbi Jonathan Bernhard

📄 "What texts and teachings should guide our relation to the physical world? Is there a foundational Jewish law that encompasses a broad environmental ethic that would guide our engagement with the world and if so, what is it?".

❱❱ Read the article from Rabbi Nina Beth Cardin

Pardes Institute's Tu BiShvat explainer brings the many messages of the chag.

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Which four fruits do you include on your Tu Bishvat seder plate? Check it out this special created by the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism.

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ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND ITALIAN

Education and Youth Division of Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael's Kit with photos of trees which are mentioned in Jewish sources; a booklet with botanical, agricultural and cultural information about the trees; and explanations and suggestions for activities for all ages.

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¿Qué semillas estamos plantando hoy para nuestro futuro y el de nuestra comunidad?

En esta fecha tan especial, nos sumergimos en una celebración ancestral que honra nuestra profunda conexión con la naturaleza y la Tierra de Israel. Más que una efeméride, Tu Bishvat es un recordatorio de la importancia de nuestras raíces y los frutos que damos.

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Masorti Germany presenta una guía de Tu Bishvat para recordarnos fortalecer nuestras raíces a través de la Torá y las mitzvot, y crecer hacia lo alto, llevando bondad, sabiduría y generosidad al mundo.

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📄 La comunidad chilena Círculo Israelita de Santiago comparte una guía con datos interesantes que probablemente no recordabas o no sabías sobre Tu Bishvat.

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📄 Archivo interactivo del Media Lab del Pincus Center - Centro de Desarrollo y Innovación Educativa - con información, juegos y vídeos sobre Tu Bishvat.

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✡︎ Especial Tu Bishvat de la Comunidad Judía Masorti Bet-El de Madrid con leyes y costumbres, y un guía para el seder.

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✡︎ Les 7 espèces d’Israël • Un rappel de gratitude pour ce que la terre nous offre.

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✡︎ "Tou Bishvat est une fêt "cameléon" intéressante. Chaque Génération en fait quelque chose de nouveau."

❱❱ Cliquez ici pour voir le Seder de Tou Bishvat guidé par le rabbin Joshua Weiner de la congrégation Adath Shalom

✡︎ Séder de Tou Bi’Chvat basé sur le Séder Pri Ets Adar et le Séder Hemdat Yamim.

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Masorti Germany präsentiert einen Tu-Bischwat-Leitfaden, der uns daran erinnert, unsere Wurzeln durch Tora und Mizwot zu stärken und nach oben zu wachsen – indem wir Güte, Weisheit und Freundlichkeit in die Welt bringen.

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