Tu Bishvat in 2021

The Jewish holiday of Tu Bishvat - New Year of the trees - is in two days. Israel is one of few countries in world with more trees today than 100 years ago. 250 million new trees have been planted in the land of Israel since 1900. https://t.co/8nlMclrgRh

— Avi Kaner (@AviKaner) January 25, 2021

Happy birthday to all the trees!! In Judaism all the trees share a birthday, and that birthday is today! 🎉🎁🎈🎂 We're celebrating Tu BiShvat with dried fruits, nuts, and some snapshots of our favorite foliage. https://t.co/Zz1SNSalqX

— Keshet (@KeshetGLBTJews) January 28, 2021

Since today is Tu’ Bishvat, I wanted to share some pictures of trees from a hike I took in Oklahoma 🌳 https://t.co/ZkGuiyaWXO

— ✨ Joshua | יְהוֹשֻׁעַ ✨ (@j_arbital) January 28, 2021

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. #TuBishvat sameach from the EJC team! 🌳🌲 https://t.co/AzN7TuVPEC

— European Jewish Congress (@eurojewcong) January 28, 2021

My 5th graders used @EntheoloJew's Tu BiShvat seder today by finding items from nature to symbolize answers to his awesome questions. They loved it! https://t.co/X8VEDH5TOQ

— Robbie Medwed (@rjmedwed) January 28, 2021

today’s tu bishvat, a jewish holiday which is basically celebrated as an ecological awareness day, and trees are planted in celebration !!! it’s also confirmed to be namjoon’s favorite holiday (REAL‼️ he told me) https://t.co/AH9veDqNbF

— ً (@namjinmisser) January 27, 2021

Daughter, 7, looking at a calendar: Tu BiShvat. What’s that? Me: A Jewish holiday. Her: Are we celebrating it? Me: No darling, we aren’t Jewish. Her: Gee, I wish we had holidays to celebrate. Me: *stares at Church calendar* Me: *looks back at her* https://t.co/GXcYImd31b

— Nᴀᴛᴇ (@oblatenate) January 25, 2021