TU BISHVAT
ט״ו בשבט« What we plant today can bear fruit tomorrow. »
Next occurrence23 January 2027 · In 134 days
The feast begins the evening before, at sunset.
Understanding TU BISHVAT
Tu Bishvat is the new year of the trees. It is a date linked to the Land of Israel and its fruits.
A widespread custom is to eat fruit on this day; practices vary between communities.
Traditions
- The new year of the trees.
- Fruits, according to a widespread custom.
- The bond with the Land of Israel.
- The seven species, when mentioned in customs.
When a practice varies, it is presented as a custom according to communities, not as a universal obligation.
What this feast teaches us
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