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Plant a Tree in Israel with Your Purchase

Plant a Tree in the Galilee in Israel with Every Purchase $100 & Up between July 5-22, 2024!

For every purchase of $100 and up on our site through July 22nd, we will donate to Keren Kayemet LeYisrael (KKL-JNF) to have a tree planted in your name in the Galilee in Northern Israel.

How It Works
Plant in Hands. Ecology concept. Nature Background

1. Place an order on our site totaling $100 or more, excluding shipping charges, between July 5th and July 22nd - all items sitewide are valid!

2. We will make a donation to Keren Kayemet LeYisrael, Israel’s largest tree-planting organization, in your name (an $18 value).

3. You will receive an official certificate via email confirming your donation; certificates will be sent out after the completion of the campaign.

(Contact our customer service team if you’d like the certificate to have a different name than the one on your account.)

4. Keren Kayemet LeYisrael will plant all the trees we collectively donate through our site in the Galilee region of northern Israel, in the area directly affected by Hezbollah fire, once it is safe to do so.

 

Help us plant new life in a besieged area!

If you'd like to donate directly or add on additional tree donations to your order beyond your free tree, you may purchase additional trees here at $18 each.

 

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Replanting Life After Destruction
A UN helicopter puts out a fire in a forest on the Israel-Lebanon border.

Forest fire in northern Israel near the Lebanon border, following bombing by Hezbollah

 

As Israel conducts its war with Hamas following the massacre of October 7, 2023, the country's northern communities are suffering daily fire from Hezbollah. The attacks on Israel’s Galilee region have caused not just massive human displacement, but also large forest fires and destruction of orchards and other natural life.

Keren Kayemet LeYisrael is dedicated to replanting and restoring the destroyed forests in the Galilee, and needs our help!

The funds donated to Keren Kayemet LeYisrael through our campaign will be used directly to prepare new seedlings and plant them in the Galilee once it is safe to do so, as well as to provide assistance to survivors and displaced families from Northern Israel.

 

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Judaica Webstore's Commitment to Israel's Forests
Banias  waterfall in a Hermon Stream Nature Reserve in northern Israel

Hermon Stream Nature Reserve in northern Israel

 

As an Israel-based business Judaica Webstore is dedicated to preserving our home, and we are proud to donate part of our sales proceeds to Keren Kayemet LeYisrael once again in order to assist Israel's forests.

We already have an annual traditon of similar tree-planting campaigns for the Jewish ecological holiday of Tu BiShvat; during this past Tu BiShvat campaign, together with our customers we donated 2,000 new trees! Once the security situation in southern Israel allows, Keren Kayemet LeYisrael will plant a new woodland in our name in Be'eri Forest near the site of the massacre of October 7, 2023, in honor of the victims and survivors.

 

Our certificate in honor of the new woodland we sponsored in southern Israel together with our customers

 

Help us continue to restore Israel's forests and make the Land of Israel bloom, by purchasing from our site!

Every order through Judaica Webstore directly supports the local Israeli artists we work with, and between July 5-22 you will also be helping plant trees in the Galilee in the area affected by Hezbollah attacks.

 

Our Donation Goals

Every tree counts! Help us reach our goals so that together we can plant:

 

1,000 Trees = New Grove

2,000 Trees = New Woodland

4,000 Trees = New Forest

 

Shop on our site today and get yourself something special from Israel while directly helping to revive the land!

Don’t forget, every order of $100 or more means one tree donation, valid on orders placed between July 5-22.

 

SHOP NOW & DONATE A TREE

Shop Our Support Israel Collection

Learn More About Israel's Forests

Purchase Additional Trees Here

 

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