Books written by Nogah Hareuveni
Neot Kedumim has published two softcover books written by Nogah Hareuveni and translated by Helen Frenkley
Neot Kedumim has published two softcover books written by Nogah Hareuveni and translated by Helen Frenkley:
To order books in North America, please contact American Friends of Neot Kedumim.
Ecology in the Bible
The Biblical view of ecology, the interrelation between organisms and their environment, as expressed and preserved in holidays, symbols and literature.
1974, 52 pp, 62 color photos
Available in English, French, Russian, German and Spanish
The Emblem of the State of Israel: Its Roots in the Nature and Heritage of Israel
Nature and history are incorporated in the design of the menorah, the 7-branched candelabrum. An exploration of its literal and figurative roots in the land of Israel.
1988, 32 pp, 32 color photos
Available in English, French, Russian, German and Hebrew
Haggadah for Tu B'Shvat Seder (Hebrew)
Written by Neot Kedumim staff and beautifully decorated with colorful graphics, this handsome Haggadah will enable you to conduct a Tu B'Shvat Seder in your home, school or community.
1998, 1 pull out page, two sides




Seder Tu B’Shvat (English): A celebration of Israel’s seasons and of ecology in the Jewish tradition
Like the Hebrew seder, the English version is a beautiful color spray of wildflowers and clear text presented in a durable laminated booklet designed for use on the table. Suitable for large or small school, synagogue, or community celebrations, as well as for individual families, the seder is designed for multi-generational groups.
Not a translation of the Hebrew, the English version is a completely new text that celebrates Israel’s seasons and ecology in the Jewish tradition. The seder is structured around four cups of mixed white and red wine that reflect the changing colors of Israel’s landscape through the seasons—a custom originated by the 16th-century kabbalists in Safed. Incorporated in the seder are ecological concepts that appear in the Bible and the biblical tradition: biodiversity, human obligations and restrictions in relation to the earth, the Sabbath and sabbatical year.
1998, 1 pull out page, two sides
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