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How the ancient Jewish 'new year for trees' became an Israeli celebration of nature

  • Written by Shay Rabineau, Associate Professor of Israel Studies, Binghamton University, State University of New York
How the ancient Jewish 'new year for trees' became an Israeli celebration of natureThe cultural significance of Tu BiShvat has taken on new meaning in modern Israel.Teddy Brauner/National Photo Collection, Government Press Office (Israel)

As a professor who researches Israel’s extensive network of hiking trails,, I’ve spent many days and nights in the field, walking long-distance routes and sleeping under the stars....

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