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WATCH: A Taste of Tu B’Shvat – Israel’s New Year for Trees!

Pomegranate trees

Pomegranate trees in Israel (Shutterstock)

Tu B’Shvat is the Jewish new year for trees. In Israel, it is celebrated by eating fruit and planting trees.

The Land of Israel is blessed with intense natural beauty, including its many trees, forests, and flowers.

The fruits of the land are also plentiful and delicious.

The land was desolate for almost 2000 years, when the majority of the Jewish people were exiled from the homeland. Since their return, the land has blossomed.

Watch to learn more about the holiday. And click here to plant a fruit tree and take part in the country-wide celebration!

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Hamas tried to destroy everything. Terrorists murdered 1200 innocent Israelis. Join us in planting 12,000 trees of life to honor the victims. Send blessing to the People and Land of Israel.

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