Choco Model Seder & Guest Speaker – Passover as a Journey of Healing & Personal Breakthrough
Tribe Tel Aviv invites you to
Choco Model Seder & Guest Speaker – Passover as a Journey of Healing & Personal Breakthrough
What: Model Seder with Chocolate, & Guest Speaker Michael Friedman, M.Ed., L.P.C., Author of The Healing Haggadah, Nafshi Wellness Rabbi and Relationship Expert
When: Monday, March 30th, 2026 7-9 pm
Where: Malkhi Israel 10, Tel Aviv (Rabin Square)
Who: Young Adults in their 20s & 30s only
Cost: 25 NIS entrance includes wine and chocolate
RSVP: Must RSVP https://choco-model-seder.eventbrite.com
About the Event:
A fun journey through the seder with chocolate and wine – this evening is about getting ready for Passover so that you can share ideas at your seder. Hear from our special guest speaker about the personal transformative power of the seder night.
About the Guest Speaker: Michael Friedman, M.Ed., L.P.C., Author of The Healing Haggadah, Nafshi Wellness Rabbi and Relationship Expert
Michael Friedman, M.Ed., L.P.C., or “The Wellness Rabbi,” is a relationship and dating coach, individual and couples therapist, and co-founder of Nafshi Wellness. He is the author of “The Healing Haggadah – Passing Over Trauma,” and speaks to audiences across the world about national growth and collective healing for Am Yisrael.
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About the Location:
An upscale private home in the center of Tel Aviv overlooking Kikar Rabin.
About Our Organization: Tribe Tel Aviv
Tribe Tel Aviv’s vision is to offer opportunities for young Jews in Tel Aviv to engage in Jewish life and learning in an open and friendly community of like-minded peers. We believe Jewish tradition and wisdom can inform and enrich our fast-paced lives, and enhance our role in contributing to Tel Aviv’s Jewish character and to the building of Israel as a Jewish state. Be part of the flourishing of Jewish life in Tel Aviv and a revitalization of the Zionist enterprise. Tribe Tel Aviv’s mission is to take the next step forward and cultivate the existing and diverse community of English-speakers into a more cohesive community centered around Jewish life, because after all, Judaism is a team sport.
