Tu BiShvat

Jewish Celebrations

Tu BiShvat

It’s a Jewish holiday occurring on the 15th of the 2nd Hebrew month. Usually, it occurs in the Gregorian months January or February. In it, Jewish school students, the Jewish National Fund, and the local authorities plant some trees. It has been mentioned in some interpretations of the Torah, as “New Year of the Trees”. Although it has been mentioned in the interpretation of the Torah, it’s not related to any religious ceremonies.

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