Tu Bishvat in 2022

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2022 Date	17 January 2022
2023 Date	5 February 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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Happy tu bishvat! I have just been told by my neighbour that today is the birthday of all trees and Jewish children will go out and plant a tree to celebrate. #tubishvat Pic: 700 year old oak in Richmond park https://t.co/yMcvxzh64O
— Vanessa Woolf ✨Storyteller (@LondonDreamtime) January 17, 2022

Today is Tu BiShvat, a Jewish holiday occurring on the 15th day of the Hebrew month of Shevat. In #Israel the day is celebrated as an ecological awareness day & trees are planted in celebration. Since 1901, 250,000,000 trees have been planted in Israel. Photo: Jerusalem Forest👇 https://t.co/LxDsVxxv5V
— CFI UK (@cfi_uk) January 17, 2022

For Sunday's Tu BiShvat: the lovely 'Tree of Hebrew Learning' from @bodleianlibs. This handwritten guidebook may have been presented to Elizabeth I on her first official visit to Oxford. The text is by Thomas Neal (1519–1590), Regius Professor of Hebrew @UniofOxford. 1/3 https://t.co/27Lg3Y56mn
— Hidden Treasures (@SeeTheTreasures) January 14, 2022

Holding space for my fellow Jews who are reliving painful childhood Tu Bishvat memories involving carob today. You were right. It doesn’t taste just like chocolate. The rabbi was gaslighting us. ::returns to fetal position in corner::
— Rachel Figueroa 🐝🐝🌸🌻🍈🍎🍓🌱🍄🧄🥬🍯 (@Jewyorican) January 17, 2022

Today is the Jewish festival of Tu Bishvat! A New Year for trees! On Tu Bishvat you eat four different types of fruit, hard, soft & whole fruit, with a blessing. You drink four types of wine/ grape juice symbolising the changing seasons & celebrating what trees & plants give https://t.co/MMRIjnHMy7
— Community Worcester (@CommunityWorcs) January 16, 2022

Had a great time earlier today with @Friendship_Mcr planting trees to celebrate Tu Bishvat. A big thank you to those who helped support the event, especially @CityofTreesMcr and @BuryCouncil. https://t.co/Jv6Ybxevgp
— Eamonn O'Brien (@Eamonn_OB) January 16, 2022

Just watched a great little object talk from @JewishMuseumLDN on the olive branch mezuzah. Isn’t it beautiful?! Also made links with Tu B’shevat (the New Year for Trees), it’s origins & celebrations. You can read more here: https://t.co/7yWhZ5Gr9o https://t.co/gfdP8QMbDQ
— Jennifer Jenkins (@kairosbutterfly) January 12, 2022

Happy Tu BiShvat, the Jewish festival of trees! Head out and hug a tree today. The sun is shining and the fresh air beckons... 🌳☀️🌿🐦🌱🌲🐿️
— Georgia Ladbury 🍫☕ (@GeorgiaLadbury) January 16, 2022

Shabbat shalom! Rabbi Mark Solomon is back for services this Shabbat. Tu Bishvat, the new year for trees, falls on Monday, so tonight at 6pm there will be a Tu Bishvat Seder. Rabbi Mark will be at the synagogue in Leicester, and MLJC members/friends can join on Zoom.
— Manchester Liberal Jewish Community (@ManchesterLJC) January 14, 2022

@StopAntisemites Israel has been planting trees, since at least the early 80's as I have my Tu Bishvat certificates to prove I contributed to this.
— I (@Calder197) January 14, 2022