Shavuot 2025: A Zionist Holiday Reclaimed by Jews Who Resettled Israel

Culture/Religion
Written By Laura Chambers

Shavuot commemorates the giving of the Torah and the harvest festival of first fruits in Israel. Historically centered on agricultural gratitude, the holiday symbolizes the Jewish people's connection to their land and traditions.

The article discusses how modern celebrations of Shavuot reinforce Zionist ideals and the enduring bond between Judaism and the Land of Israel, emphasizing the holiday's role in expressing appreciation for divine provisions and the significance of the land in Jewish identity.

Read Original Article: The Jerusalem Post

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