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by Rabbi Daniel Schloss

Tu B’Shvat is a good time to brush up on the laws of blessings.

by Shira Cohen-Regev

A day for celebrating the wonderful world of trees.

by Rabbi Shraga Simmons

The “new year for trees” has a special set of meaningful customs.

1.Man Is a Tree

The Torah compares a person to a tree. Roots, branches, leaves. What's the connection?
2.Israel & the Environment

An amazing fact sheet about one of the greenest countries in the world.
3.Judaism and the Environment

Judaism has a balanced and reasoned approach to environmental issues that could be a source of pride to Jews and a source of inspiration to the non-Jewish world.
4.Tu B'shvat: Emerging

Like the trees in the depth of winter, we have the power to emerge from darkness and blossom.

1.12 Years a Slave & Esther

Like Solomon Northup, Esther could not reveal her true identity.
2.Purim & The Academy Awards

Matthew McConaughey and finding God in mysterious places.
3.7 Ways to Connect to God

Purim is the opportune time to work on piercing through the darkness and strengthen your connection to God.
4.Suing Parents

Children went from being our employees to our bosses, replacing responsibility with entitlement.