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Seder Tu B'Shvat
Tu B'Shvat means “the 15th (of the month) of Shvat”, and it is the “New Year for the trees”. It is the time when the sap moves up the tree before spring. The Torah praises the land of Israel for its fruits, which proves their importance: 'A land of wheat and barley, and vines and fig-trees and pomegranates; a land of olive trees and honey;.' (Devarim 8.8)
It is customary to eat fruits in a specific order on this day. Torah-Box will help you to discover the 'Seder of Tu B'Shvat'.
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