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One of the clearest signs of redemption in our tradition is when the Land of Israel gives its fruits generously. Rashi teaches that when Eretz Yisrael begins to bloom again, it means the land is awake and responding to its people. Today, we see this with our own eyes: wine, agriculture, innovation, and abundance.
That’s why Tu Bishvat has become so elevated ...
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Tu Bishvat reminds me of what grounds me. In Judaism, Torah is called an etz chaim, a tree of life. Torah is root work. It connects us to our ancestors, to the depth of our own souls, and gives us the strength to stand upright in this world. When we are rooted, we can grow, shine, and bear fruit. Torah helps us feel at home in who we are and in the world we’re mean...
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On Tu Bishvat, we’re reminded that people are meant to be like trees. In Hebrew, eitzah (guidance) shares its root with eitz (tree). Real guidance comes from being rooted, from listening deeply, and from speaking with care and timing. May we grow strong roots and bear fruit that helps others connect to the depths of their souls. Tu Bishvat Sameach 💚
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People are always curious how Jews “control the wealth” or “run the world.” So here’s the inside version. Judaism actually has a very simple framework for making a living, and it comes from the story of the manna in the desert.
First, we don’t believe it’s really in our control. A living comes from Hashem, and asking Him for it is real and necessary. Second,...
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After 843 days, our hostages are home. Thank you Hashem. There is so much pain, relief, and complexity in this moment, but one teaching from Rebbe Nachman of Breslov captures its depth: sincere efforts to redeem captives open channels for new life. Every tear, every prayer, every act of responsibility we carried as a people mattered. None of it was wasted.
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