Tu B’Shvat is the traditional “New Tear for Trees” on the Jewish calendar.

The holiday, observed the the 15th day of the month of Shvat, is also an ideal time to focus on our connection to the land of Israel and to infuse our Zionist identity with a “green” consciousness. 

In 5786 (2026), Tu B’Shvat falls on February 2nd. As Tu B’Shvat also symbolizes renewal and resilience, it has additions significance this year given the impact of the 10/7 attacks on the people and land of Israel and its agriculture. 

Resource materials are provided below to help individuals, families, schools, and synagogues celebrate Tu B’Shvat.