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It’s tradition to plant trees in Israel for Tu B’Shvat. That custom has a dark history
When I was a child in Hebrew school in the early 2000s, and our teachers would offer us the opportunity to “plant a tree in ...
The Jerusalem Post and KKL-JNF invite readers to plant a tree in memory of the October 7 victims
This forest will symbolize hope, remembrance, and the promise of new beginnings. >> Honor Their Memory – Plant a Tree of ...
The Times of Israel2d
A Tree of Knowledge for my Garden: Are we a nation of tree-huggers?
Tu B’Shvat, the new year for fruit trees, the 15 th day of the Hebrew month of Shvat, marks the cutoff point of that year’s ...
The Times of Israel10d
A New Year for the Trees
The Jewish holiday of Tu B’Shvat, AKA the New Year for the Trees, is right around the corner, falling out on February 12th ...
Jewish Telegraphic Agency3y
Invasive species, protests and forest fires: How planting a tree in Israel became controversial
The Jewish National Fund has planted over 240 million trees in Israel. Critics say they are damaging Israel’s ecosystems and encroaching on previously Arab-owned land. HAIFA, Israel (JTA ...
Jewish Press15d
Plant Trees for Tu B’Shvat
With Rosh Chodesh Shvat upon us, schools across Israel are beginning to plant trees. This initiative was launched by schools in the south, near the Gaza border, in the Eshkol Region School District.
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The Jerusalem Post and KKL-JNF invite readers to plant a tree in memory of the October 7 victims
“In a place where life was cut short, we will plant new roots and create a forest ... Last Tu Bishvat, KKL-JNF held a moving tree-planting ceremony at the Nova Festival site, where families ...