Tu Bishvat in 2022

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2022 Date	January 17, 2022
2023 Date	February 5, 2023

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Tu Bishvat in 2022

Tu Bishvat (Hebrew: ט״ו בשבט, literally: the 15th of the Lunar Month of Shevat) is the New Year for trees (similar to Arbor Day).

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Chag sameach! Today is #TuBiShvat, the Jewish New Year of the Trees, which is celebrated as an ecological awareness day. In Israel, the most common way of celebrating Tu BiShvat is by contributing to planting new trees, either by donation or by physically planting them https://t.co/20O0CNYYsU
— Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center (@CanadianFSWC) January 17, 2022

Today is Tu Bishvat: The “New Year of Trees” celebrated by members of the Jewish faith. https://t.co/gnTroIKWk7
— CUPE 7575 - TVDSB EAs/IAs (@Cupe7575) January 17, 2022

We are excited to highlight the important work of @Junglekeepers, the passionate organization helping save trees! Today happens to be the Jewish holiday of Tu BiShvat which in Jewish culture is the New Year of Trees, typically celebrated by planting trees! #rainforest #Peru https://t.co/fRjQ2L05oT
— Age of Union (@ageofunion) January 17, 2022

Enjoyed celebrating new beginnings this morning at a Tu BiShvat tree planting event. Over 400 saplings were planted! Thanks to Consul General @LiviaLinkRaviv, @HoustonWilderness & all volunteers for making this possible. https://t.co/eHtq2QzMex
— Carol Alvarado (@CarolforTexas) January 14, 2022

Tu BiShvat is a Jewish holiday occurring on the 15th day of the Hebrew month of Shevat. It is also called Rosh HaShanah La'Ilanot, literally New Year of the Trees. The day is celebrated as an ecological awareness day, trees are planted in celebration and we eat dried fruits.🌱🌸 https://t.co/n5e4Fl2bGX
— Avital Gorinshtein (@avitalgorinshte) January 15, 2022

The real celebrations of Tu Bishvat are all about growing trees and spreading happiness around…. Best wishes on Tu Bishvat and Shabbat Shalom and stay safe! #tubshvat #staysafe #MaccabiPROUD #MaccabiCanada #maccabiah #goteamcanada #shabbatshalom #jewishfamily #shabbat #Jewish https://t.co/7IQSFYRHRc
— Maccabi Canada (@MaccabiCanada) January 14, 2022

Tu Bishvat is approaching (Jan 17), the Jewish new year of the trees. The JNF appropriated this day as part of the myth of "making the desert bloom". Today Israeli forces are violently removing Palestinians so that the JNF can plant trees. This is not what Judaism stands for. https://t.co/nrjC9zsqD0
— Independent Jewish Voices (@IndJewishVoices) January 12, 2022

Tu Bishvat happening during Cedar Season feels like some self-harming nonsense. https://t.co/GYyVoudpgT
— Auld Slash Zynes (@jvfriedman) January 13, 2022

Shabbat Shalom Schmoozers! Enjoy this week's Alberta Jewish News, featuring our top stories from the week that was! Celebrate Tu BiShvat in Alberta! #yeg #yyc #Alberta Alberta Jewish Schmooze - January 14, 2022 - https://t.co/nXHbxUAnjd
— Alberta Jewish News (@ABJewishNews) January 14, 2022