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Passover is one of three Jewish festivals in which Jews make the historic pilgrimage to the Temple in Jerusalem and one of the most widely observed Jewish holidays. Jerusalem continues to be at the center of celebrations for this Jewish festival of deliverance.

In Israel, the first and last days of Passover are observed as legal holidays and holy days for Jews. As holy days, Jews abstain from work; participate in special prayer services and meals.

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If you are adventuring through Jerusalem during Tu B’Shvat then there are many celebrations you may be interested in attending. On this day, Jewish people throughout Israel plant many trees together. Internationally, donations are sent to Israel to help in the growing efforts. Tu B’Shvat is celebrated in Jerusalem throughout the city welcoming all people from all religions.

Not only will the planting of trees be done on Tu B’Shvat, but the religion will also be celebrated by the eating of special fruits drawn from the land of Israel. Tu B’Shvat is an unique way to experience Jerusalem and its rich culture. The new years of trees will be held this year beginning on the sunset of February 7 through the sunset of February 8. 

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