tubishvat hashtag performance

Here is the translation for the Shehecheyanu bracha: “Blessed are You, Lord our G‑d, King of the Universe, who has granted us life, sustained us and enabled us to reach this occasion.” And this is the kind of holiday where we can work and use technology #tubishvat #jewishholiday #jewishtiktok #newfruit

We are a few data away from #tubishvat #jewish #holiday #newyear #trees

Shalom friends! The Jewish New Year of the Trees, #TuBishvat, begins tonight! So it’s time for me to tell you a classic tree-centric tale from the #Talmud. Welcome to throwback Daf Reactions Ta’anit 23: Birch, Please! 🌳 #honithecirclemaker #dafyomi

The Jewish people are like olives 🫒 crush them and find out #jewishpeople #healthcare #tubishvat

#greenscreen a prayer for Tu B’Shvat #trees #jewish #tubishvat

Can we find the 7 kinds of species that are blessed for the land of Israel in a NJ kosher supermarket? I did not find one of the kinds. Do you know what it is? Please post it in the comments. Today is tu bishvat, the Jewish New Year for the trees. It's a special holiday that we celebrate the botanical world. Happy! Tu B'shvat to All! 👆FOLLOW @RABBIRAPS FOR MORE DAILY VIDEOS! #tubishvat #tubshvat #happytubishvat #landofisrael

🛑 STOP SCROLLING! DID YOU KNOW TREES HAVE A BIRTHDAY? 🌳🎉 In Judaism, trees have their own New Year! This marks when trees in Israel start a new fruit-bearing cycle—a time to appreciate nature, eat delicious fruits, and reflect on spiritual growth. By the 15th of Shevat, most of the year’s rain has already fallen in Israel. The sap begins rising, and trees wake up from their “winter nap.” Just like trees start a new cycle, this is a time for renewal and growth. Tu BiShvat highlights these seven species from the Torah: wheat and barley, representing life’s basics; grapes, symbolizing joy and abundance; figs, reflecting the sweetness of life; pomegranates, connected to wisdom and mitzvot; olives, embodying strength and resilience; and dates, representing sweetness and endurance. People celebrate Tu BiShvat by eating fruit, especially the seven species, saying blessings before and after eating, thinking green by planting trees or supporting environmental efforts, and learning Torah to explore the lessons trees teach. The Torah says, “Man is like a tree of the field” (Deut. 20:19). Deep roots remind us to stay connected to faith and values. Growing upward inspires personal growth. Bearing fruit encourages spreading goodness in the world. Standing tall teaches resilience through challenges. 🌱 Happy Tu BiShvat—a time of growth, renewal, and connection to Hashem’s beautiful world. #TuBiShvat #JewishTradition #TreeOfLife #SpiritualGrowth #SevenSpecies #JewishHolidays #NatureAndFaith #TorahWisdom #JewishLearning #PlantingRoots #BiblicalWisdom #JewishHeritage

Happy new year for the trees! Tu B'Shvat (ט"ו בשבט) is the New Year for Trees in the Jewish calendar, celebrated on the 15th of the Hebrew month of Shevat. It marks the beginning of the agricultural cycle for fruit trees in Israel and is often observed by eating fruits, especially those from the Seven Species mentioned in the Torah (wheat, barley, grapes, figs, pomegranates, olives, and dates). Many people celebrate by planting trees, having a Tu B’Shvat seder (a mystical fruit-tasting ritual inspired by the Kabbalists of Safed), and reflecting on nature, sustainability, and spiritual growth. It’s a holiday that blends Jewish tradition with ecological awareness! #happytubishvat #tubishvat #jewishfarmer #israelifarmer