Rabbi David Tawil: Tu Bishbat- What We Can Learn From Trees

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The opening of this shiur, in David Tawil’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

hi everyone urban David towel here coming to you from the larch wood synagogue in Oakhurst New Jersey this Sunday night will be celebrating Tibet commonly known as the rosh hashanah in the note the new year for the trees while Jewish bread has many colonics significances for people who live in an agricultural society for us who don't farm we're all plants for the most part what does tu b'shvat mean for us what is the significance what are we celebrating why did the rabbi's make such a big deal why did the rabbi's make such a big deal over to bhishm at there are many different answers to this question but I'd like to share with you a thought from a parish out later on in the Torah parish at Sheila Rizza when Michelle ameno sent spies to scout out the land of energy sale the Torah tells us that Moshe instructed the spies to search for and I quote Parishad Sheila petit peu de mal bazooka Omaha auditor she may not eat in Milazzo take a look if the land is fat does it produce high yesh back it's in bang

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