This past week, Jews around the world celebrated Tu b'Shevat, the New Year of Trees. Some planted trees at home, or in Israel. Others gathered for a Tu b'Shevat Seder, a mystical ceremony whose origins go back to the Kabbalists of 16th Century Zfat.
For many, Tu b'Shevat is the time of year to demonstrate Judaism's concern for t…
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