Tu Beshvat
This class explains the special significance of Tu B’shvat – the New Year for the trees.
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Dedicated in loving memory of Rabbi Lipa Schapiro, of blessed memory.
Dedicated in loving memory of Rabbi Lipa Schapiro, of blessed memory.
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Aser
Arad, Romania
February 8, 2012
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☺ as far as I know, the Rebbe never said 'tu b'shvat', but rather 'chamisha aser b'shvat'.. Same with the 15th of av.. The Rebbe even corrected someone on video during dollars when the person said 'tu', instead of "chamisha aser"... (I heard because 'tu' came from the tzionim) interesting, in the entire shas it's always spelled out חמישה עשר, never abbreviated