Tu B'Shvat: Viewing the trees
The principle behind Hillel and Shammai’s dispute as to whether the New Year for Trees is on the 1st of Shvat(Shammai) or the 15th(Hillel).
The principle behind Hillel and Shammai’s dispute as to whether the New Year for Trees is on the 1st of Shvat(Shammai) or the 15th(Hillel).
Jewish community in the UAE marks the first annivesary of the Jewish Educational Campus, in a festive planting event with KKL-JNF.
It took two strong men to carry a cluster of grapes. Not only was the fruit gigantic, there were also giants in the Land."
Winter is a crucial part of spring, suffering a crucial part of celebration, failure an essential ingredient to success.
We are blessed to be in the Land of Israel. Where children can happily sing “Am Yisrael Chai” on the streets on a pleasant Friday evening.
On the 1st of the month of Shevat, we must take a look at the historical biblical event that transpired on this day thousands of years ago.
In honor of "Tu B'Shevat" this year Kippalive visited Leket, Israel's national food bank.
Families from Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Israel and Chicago. join together for historic Tu B'Shvat celebrations.
Tu B'shvat highlights gratitude for the creation of fruit-bearing trees, also found in the blessing said before consuming any fruit. Op-ed.
Ten years after his death on Tu B'Shvat, Herb Zweibon serves as an inspiration today to many who knew him and worked with him. Op-ed.
There is only one Torah, but there are two different understandings of Torah - and many of its precepts can be kept only in Eretz Yisrael.
Religious and haredi yeshiva students staying together at coronavirus hotel in Jerusalem hold a musical Tu B’Shvat seder.
Jerusalem Pine. If I open the window, I can finger her wispy greens. When the window is closed, her long branches caress my memory..
We must learn to 'pay it forward', realizing that many of the fruits of our labor won’t be ripe for years.
A small taste of the celebration at Yeshivat Har Etzion.
In honor of Tu B'Shvat, the Defense Ministry supplies soldiers with 10 tons of fruits for Tu B'Shvat holiday.
Wounded couple who lost baby in Ofra plants trees together with families and Israel365 org. Couple arrives to plant straight from hospital.
This year for first time tens of thousands of Bnei Akiva students will take Tu B'Shvat trips unplugged.
Tu Bishvat: Minister Uri Ariel and Plants Council Director distribute fresh fruits to Israel Railways commuters.
Arabs from village near Yitzhar in Samaria attack children's festive Tu Bishvat planting event. Security forces push attackers back.
Wow your family and friends with this crispy treat.
Everyone at your Tu B'Shevat party will marvel at this Etrog Compote.
Rabbis call upon public to eat fruit from Israel on Tu B'Shvat. 'It strengthens Jewish agriculture, celebrates love of Land and its fruits.'
Arutz Sheva announces an all-new exclusive culinary partnership with Kosher.com.
Kosher.com presents their Fresh Fruit Tart as part of an exclusive culinary partnership with Arutz Sheva.
Thousands of Israel supporters worldwide receive packages with fruits for Tu B’Shvat and other products from Judea and Samaria.
After a cold winter, the seeds of springtime begin, the warmth is on its way.
Tu B'Shvat project calls for replanting of over 10,000 fruit trees destroyed in recent arson fires and forest fires.
As we approach Tu B'Shvat, this is the perfect time to visit some of Israel's magnificent trees.
Israeli agricultural breakthroughs in new improved fruits and vegetables put on display for the Jewish birthday of the trees.
Japan's first chief rabbi, Rabbi Edery, fascinates Japanese high schoolers with Judaism, teaches spiritual message of Tu B'Shvat.
In honor of Tu B'Shvat, a group of ecology students currently on Birthright took a special tour of Israel.
Arutz Sheva presents a special photo essay of Israeli landscapes in honor of Tu B'Shvat, which coincides with Shabbat Shira this year.
Arutz Sheva presents a special photo essay in honor of Tu B'Shvat.
The JNF launches its celebrations in honor of Tu B'Shvat, the New Year for Trees on which it is customary to plant trees.
The Bnei Akiva youth movement held tree planting events across the country. Arutz Sheva visited the tree planting in Samaria.
Bnei Akiva took out Shevet Yuval, a group of disabled students, to join the movement's tree planting activity for Tu B'Shvat.
Fifty activists from the Homesh First group celebrate a Tu B'Shvat seder in the community of Sa-Nur, destroyed in 2005.