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I Didn’t Celebrate Tu Bishvat — Until I Discovered the Iraqi Jewish Way

Dana Shemesh in Kveller · 25 Jan

The author shares their first experience celebrating Tu Bishvat, the Jewish holiday known as the Festival of Trees, with their husband's Iraqi Jewish family in Israel.

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Tu Bishvat Is a Low-Stress Holiday. That’s Great News for Jewish Parents.

Jaclyn Schwartz in Kveller · 24 Jan

Tu Bishvat, known as the birthday of trees, is a low-stress holiday for Jewish parents.

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Hershel Klein // Klein’s Naturals

Nesanel Gantz in Ami · 24 Jan

Kleins Naturals is a well-known brand that specializes in dried fruits, nuts, chocolate, candies, and other food items.

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‘We will rise from the dust’: Ahead of Tu BiShvat, Israelis and Jews worldwide plant trees in memory of Oct. 7 victims

Jackie Hajdenberg in Forward · 23 Jan

Ahead of Tu BiShvat, Israelis and Jews worldwide planted trees in memory of the victims of the Oct. 7 massacre at the Nova festival in which Hamas terrorists killed 360 people.

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Tu Bishvat challah blossom tree

Allegra Benitah in Jewish Chronicle · 22 Jan

Tu Bishvat challah blossom tree is a creative way to celebrate the new year for trees.

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The mystical Seder with roots in Israel

Simon Rocker in Jewish Chronicle · 21 Jan

Tu Bishvat, the New Year for Trees, while considered a lesser Jewish festival, has gained significance for its eco-Jewish emphasis and connection to the Land of Israel.

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Dried Fruit and Walnut Bread

Leah Koenig in Jewish Table · 17 Jan

In this text, the author begins by sharing a recipe for Dried Fruit and Walnut Bread and mentions that it is inspired by the upcoming Jewish holiday, Tu Bishvat.

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Wintry Fig and Lemon Granola

Leah Koenig in Jewish Table · 12 Dec 2023

The author starts off by offering a special Hanukkah subscription discount and lists things that are helping to slow their heart rate amid current turmoil, such as Hanukkah festivities, music, volunteering, mindfulness, and walks in the snow.

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Is There a Jewish Environmental Ethic?

Adventures in Jewish Studies · 3 Feb 2021

In this episode of the Adventures in Jewish Studies podcast series, guest scholar Tanhum Yoreh explores the concept of a Jewish environmental ethic.