Land without trees gets lost. A tree in the ground says something different: Am Yisrael is here to stay.
This week, farmers and communities across Israel-Tekoa, Shilo, Yitzhar, Elon Moreh, Adora, Shomriya, Tkuma, and others-are racing against a halachic deadline. Tu B'Av, July 29, marks the final day to plant fruit trees that count as Year 1 of orlah under Jewish law. Plant after sunset Wednesday, and you lose an entire year of growth.
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The stakes are simple: unplanted land is vulnerable. Communities rebuilding since the war, establishing new farms, strengthening settlements-they can't wait. But they need partners to get trees in the ground this week.
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Families living in communities under threat are planting anyway. They're saying: we're here, we're rooted, we're not leaving. When you plant with them, you're not just funding saplings - you're standing with them. You're fulfilling mitzvot tied to the Land itself, mitzvot unique to Israel that carry a blessing: "I will ordain my blessing for you."
Three days. A halachic window closing. Help plant roots before it closes.
The matching ends July 31. Plant now
Help plant roots. Build the future. Share in the blessing.
