Assyrian New Year (Kha b'Neil)

Assyrian New Year, known as Kha b'Neil, is a cultural celebration marking the beginning of the new year in the Assyrian calendar, typically observed around April 1st or 2nd. It commemorates the arrival of spring, renewal, and the rebirth of nature. The holiday involves traditional songs, dances, family gatherings, and special foods, reflecting Assyrian heritage and history. It is also a time to honor ancestors and cultural identity. Kha b'Neil fosters community spirit and cultural pride, celebrating continuity and resilience of the Assyrian people through centuries.