Hi Hakhel Leaders!
The Jewish year 5783 (2029-2030) is a Hakhel year, when Jews gather together to learn Torah, share inspiration, and unite as a people.
This month, Jews around the world will celebrate Passover together. The holiday begins with the traditional Passover seder and lasts eight days (seven in Israel).
As the final hours of Passover arrive, Jews in every part of the world gather to celebrate the Feast of Moshiach (Moshiach’s Seudah in Yiddish), a custom of the Baal Shem Tov and his students. Just as we enter Passover with a celebration of the liberation from Egypt, so we sign off with a celebration of a much greater liberation yet to come.
Here’s a suggested program, comprising four readings related to our theme, each of which may be followed by a cup of wine or grape juice. In this program, our focus is on the theme of the ingathering of exiles, Jewish unity and how every single Jew is of utmost significance.
Wishing you a kosher and joyous Passover and an amazing Hakhel gathering!
Click the link below to access this month’s program and be signed up to receive a monthly program via email for the remainder of the Hakhel year.
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