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The Parsha Post — Beshalach 5783

Выпуск: The Parsha Post — Beshalach 5783. Темы: kashrut, health_mind. Поисковые термины: кашрут, кошер, kosher, kashrut, כשרות, כשר, здоровье, психология, стресс, health, mental, בריאות, נפש. ‫ב"ה‬ TNS - TORAH NEWS SERVICE Price: 1 Shekel Tu BiShvat Post MIDWINTER NEW YEAR WEATHER REPORT FOR TREES After four months of rainfall, which began during the holiday CELEBRATED of Sukkos, it appears that the In schools, homes, and trees in the Land of Israel are synagogues around the world, heading toward another season Jewish people are celebrating the of growth and renewal. Some of the “It’s hard to notice this now most common practices include during this winter season,” said feasting on fruit, especially TNS agricultural correspondent grapes, olives, figs, dates, and Gidi Ganenstein, “but the soil is pomegranates; singing songs; now moist and ready for growth. provide for those around us.” And like little saplings,” added sixth-grader Erez CAROB SHORTAGE Erezberg, “whatever we experience when we are young will impact us deep into adulthood.” STRIKES AGAIN For most of the year, dried carob sits on a dusty shelf in the back of the FRESH FRUIT grocery store with few buyers. All year long no one looks at it, but just before Tu BiShvat, we can’t fill the Fresh Fruit Forward will shelves fast enough.” DELIVER a delicious basket The seasonal Bokser-eating craze has led to another of fruit to your front door. According to the Israeli Arboricultural Association all In Jerusalem’s Eitz Chayim School, students offerred growth that follows this date — the fifteenth of Shevat – as many tree-inspired lessons as possible. and skipping Tachnun, the prayers for forgiveness Deep inside the bare trees, sap is flowing, and the first normally said as part of the morning and afternoon stirrings of growth are beginning.” services. “A healthy tree produces tasty fruit,” pointed out On the Jewish calendar, this date is known as Tu BiShvat, fourth-grader Tamar Tamerstein, “and we all must the New Year for Trees. is connected to the upcoming year, while whatever grew “Trees always grow higher, and so should we always until now is counted as the previous year’s growth. unusual pattern, every winter, droves of Stuck at home in the Jewish shoppers are seen filling up their carts with this snack and other fruits. “This stuff, we call it Bokser,” said Kalman Don’t let the frost frustrate you Kr

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The Parsha Post

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3 февраля 2023 г.

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Темы: kashrut, health_mind