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The New Jewish Year is almost upon us, and I would like to wish to all the Jews (and the non-Jews) Shana Tova! A Good and Blessed Year!
Tomorrow, Friday, it is going to be Tu BeAv, the 15th of the month of Av. The Ancient Festival of Love and Passion. And here I am, as usual, thinking and pondering on the subject of this holiday, reading interpretations…
Last evening, Saturday night, we have marked the end of Shabbat and the beginning of Shavuot, Time of the Giving of the Torah.
Moadim LeSimcha, Happy Holidays without misses! This year, due to a technical challenge, I am posting my greetings a bit late.
For those of you who are not Jewish, or are, but don’t live in Israel and only know the main religious holidays, Tu BiShvat (the 15th of the month of Shvat, according to Hebrew calendar) is the New Year for trees.