Organized Passover Seder for Bereaved Families in Israel

When a family loses somebody they love, the profound feelings of loss are felt every single day but magnified the most during the holidays. The empty chair at the table, the missing laughter and the deep loneliness bring a somber atmosphere to times that should be celebrations.

The Passover Seder is perhaps the most important night of the Jewish year for Israeli families to come together and celebrate as one. NAVAH therefore understands how difficult Passover is for the families that intensely grieve the loss of loved ones.

Each Passover, NAVAH invites hundreds of people that have lost family members to acts of terrorism for an organized Passover Seder. NAVAH gives bereaved families the opportunity to share the holiday celebration together in order to relieve some of their pain and loneliness. This organized Seder unites terror victims and enables them to bring encouragement and comfort to one another.

Be part of this tremendous kindness to ease the pain and loneliness of those that have lost family members in terrorist attacks. Help relieve some of their pain and give them the chance to celebrate this Passover event with happiness and joy.

To view the article written in the Washington Post about NAVAH’s Passover 2004 Seder
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To view the article written in the Jerusalem Post about NAVAH’s Passover 2005 Seder
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To view the article written in the Jerusalem Post about NAVAH’s Passover 2006 Seder
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For specific details about this upcoming Passover Seder, please email main@Navah.org.il

NAVAH is a registered non-profit organization in the USA & Israel.
Contributions made from the USA are tax-deductible. Federal tax ID number is 04-3719806.

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