Tu Bishvat in 2022

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

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Starting a tradition of getting a new plant for Tu Bishvat. This little celebration of planting seeds, new growth, and care was needed today. Chag sameach and happy birthday trees (a little late) https://t.co/gvYjBVsckI
— Joanna Hejl (@joanna_hejl) January 18, 2022

Today we celebrate Tu Bishvat, the Jewish New Year for Trees and the fruits that they bear. It’s also a time to raise awareness about the environment and our responsibility to protect it. Happy #TuBishvat! 🌳🌲 https://t.co/qv6xfFwRo0
— European Jewish Congress (@eurojewcong) January 16, 2022

Today is Tu Bishvat, the Jewish holiday that is known literally as the New Year of Trees and celebrates ecological awareness. In honor of Tu Bishvat, my husband and I planted a Koa tree, which is endemic to Hawaiʻi https://t.co/p9x2vKevGm https://t.co/hAot2CtG1j
— Michelle Broder Van Dyke (@MBVD) January 18, 2022

Today, as we celebrate Tu BiShvat – “New Year for Trees”—it is the perfect opportunity to reflect on what we can learn from trees. Just like trees, the more rooted we are the more elevated we can become. May our G!d, family, and love of learning root us in our faith. https://t.co/RkM4tDfcUp
— Shari Dollinger (@ShariDollinger) January 18, 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

Today is Tu BiShvat — Jewish holiday that symbolizes the “new year for the trees.” We celebrate nature. On this holiday, Israel is demolishing the plant nursery of the Salhiye family in Sheikh Jarrah. On Tu BiShvat. The family is resisting expulsion from their home. https://t.co/3rdyUkW9H9
— Abraham Gutman (@abgutman) January 17, 2022

Shabbat Shalom and Chag Tu BiShvat Sameach! Friday, January 14 Candle Lighting: 4:34PM Saturday, January 15 Shabbat Ends: 5:36PM https://t.co/WuJo2mJniM
— Park East Synagogue (@PESynagogue) January 14, 2022

Our toddlers are enjoying their farmers' market as we learn about Tu Bishvat! 🍎 https://t.co/c8VSCwxQvG
— Park East Day School (@RASPEDS) January 13, 2022

I’m trying to think how to amplify the messages of #MLKDay2022 AND #TuBishvat which are both today Tu Bishvat is casually the “birthday of the trees”, but it often takes on a broader ecological focus If you are not familiar with the concept of “environmental racism”, learn: https://t.co/KOcqQuznoK
— Avital Y. O'Glasser, MD FACP SFHM (she/her) (@aoglasser) January 17, 2022