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This 533 word article discusses the seven symbolic foods of Tu B’Shvat and the meaning they carry for the modern Jew. The foods covered are wheat, barley, grapes, olives, figs, honey and pomegranate. The article might be best published in December/January just before the New Year of Trees. No specific dates are included in this evergreen content because the annual Tu B’Shvat date moves every year. Additional short +/-200 word Tu B’Shvat articles by the same author are also available here on Constant Content for purchase. Check the Religion and Environment categories.

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What is the Biblical basis for the Tu Bishvat link to ecology? This succinct 203 word article written to customer specification answers the question. It identifies the concept of protecting trees from the law created for the Promised Land conquest and applies the concept to modern ecology.

There are three key ways that traditional fruit and nut trees form a part of the Tu B’Shvat celebration. Paragraphs cover planting trees, eating the fruits and nuts in a traditional Tu B’Shvat meal where deep meaning is attached to the foods, and finally remembering that trees are models of human behavior and relationships in Tu B’Shvat. This 220 word article is compact to meet a customer specified length.

This article is designed as a good succinct seasonal article for use in January leading up to Tu Bishvat, or anytime of the year to explain Jewish traditions. The article is evergreen and SEO for the terms “Tu Bishvat” and related words. The article explains the biblical historic origin of Tu Bishvat and how environmental groups have reframed the date as an environmental event. The olive tree is used to illustrate the connection between planting trees and positive action toward environmental sustainability. Most readers should identify with the olive tree illustration and enjoy this article. Article is designed as an interest piece of 217 words to meet a specific client request.