Total Transparent Process
The Perfect Process
Immediate
Email
You will receive an immediate email response from Kinyan Shmita confirming your purchase & the registered number code of your tree(s).
Recieve
Contract
There will be a follow-up email which will include a detailed map of the location of your tree(s) with clear directions.
Offical
Certificate
You will receive by post an official certificate of purchase from Kinyan Shmita with the signed contract of your ownership from the Bais Din and the lawyers.
Immediate
Email
You will receive an immediate email response from kinyan shemitah confirming your purchase & the registered number code of your tree(s).
Recieve
Contract
There will be a follow-up email which will include a detailed map of the location of your tree(s) with clear directions.
Offical
Certificate
You will receive by post an official certificate of purchase from Kinyan Shmita with the signed contract of your ownership from the Bais Din and the lawyers.
Completely Legally Binding
The Perfect Protocol
The Law of the Land – The Legalities of your Ownership
When “Kinyan Shmita” launched this unique venture at the top of the list of priorities, was forming the legal process of both civil and Jewish law to be incorporated in the legitimation and by laws of owning land in Israel prior to Shmita.
At the helm of the legal proceedings is Rabbi E. Landy, The Rav of Givat Ze’ev, who also heads the monetary Bais Din in Yerushalayim. His expertise is renowned in all areas of Halacha and is an established leading authority in Hilchos Shmita.
Working with Kinyan Shmita, Rabbi Landy, along with the top US and Israeli lawyers, drew up the infallible laws and rights of owning land in Israel for the purposes set by Kinyan Shmita. The legal documents meet international and Israeli law so that they would be universally law abiding.
Letter from Rabbi Landy
Letter from Attorney
Letter from Rabbi Stern
Letter from Accountant
The Perfect Picture Portrait
Kinyan Shmita provides you with exact details of the location of your property.
You will have total access to visit your piece of land, to be arranged at your convenience.
The location of your property is a part of Moshav Yashresh, situated in the center of Israel.
This area is one of the most fertile grounds for Esrog growers. Thousands of people converge to this region to select their exquisite Esrogim.
Kinyan Shmita – Behind the organization
A unique community of astute Torah Scholars established the Kinyan Shmita organization. With their comprehensive knowledge and vast experience, these prominent individuals have an acclaimed reputation as “The Experts!”
With total dedication, they oversee all the Halacha aspects in dealing with the meticulous intricacies of the Daled Minim for Sukkos and all agricultural issues in Eretz Yisrael.
Now the focus is on how you can fulfill the Mitzvah of Shmita.
They understood there was a tremendous opportunity to present to the Jewish community, a hands-on experience with the various Mitzvos of agricultural issues in Eretz Yisrael, particularly the Laws of Shmita.
Today, that opportunity has become a reality as Kinyan Shmita emphasis is on you and the entire Jewish world, empowering all to learn, comprehend, and embrace the Mitzvah of Shmita.
One of the most complicated and fascinating of the Daled Minim is the Esrog, the beauty, the palate, and the symbolisms. There is hardly a Mitzvah as complex as the Esrog, with its numerous laws and customs.
It begins with the orchard, the agronomic environment, and the laws of Tevel, Orlah, and of the Esrog itself, and of course this year’s Mitzvah of Shmita.
Kinyan Shmita provides absolute diligence in attending to every aspect of the growth of the Esrogim, from before planting the seeds through the harvesting process. Kinyan Shmita guarantee you the zenith of quality and care with the highest standards of Halacha L’Chumra. When the Yom Tov of Sukkos arrives, and the demand for the highest quality and the most beautiful Esrog becomes the focus, your Esrog is the one people will appreciate the most.
The Perfect miracle
Esrogim of Excellence – The Kirschenboim Esrogim and the Miracle of Shmita 2004
Introducing Hagai, a fifth-generation “Kirschenbaum ” who follows in the footsteps of his ancestors, that has for over 100 years produced the most exquisite Esrogim in the world market.
The great Tzaddik, Lamdan, and Posek, the Chazon Ish זצ”ל, fulfilled the Mitzvah of the Esrog exclusively with the Kirshenboim Esrogim.
This orchard became famous once again in the year of Shmita 2004. When a fire, vast and uncontrollable, broke out in Moshav Yashresh, tragedy struck, destroying every single orchard in the area. Except for one!
Yours! The Kirshenboim orchard was unscathed. An open miracle for the world to witness and to be inspired by.
Shmita is Hashem’s Shabbos, guard it, and HE will guard you.
A Glimpse of Shmita
At the time of the Beis HaMikdash, observing Shmita was a Mitzvah from the Torah.
“For six years, you may plant your fields, prune your vineyards, and harvest your crops, but the seventh year is a Shabbos of Shabbosos for the land. This is Hashem’s Shabbos, during which you may not plant or prune your fields and vineyards. Do not harvest crops that grow on their own, and do not gather the grapes on your unpruned vines, since it is a year of rest for the land.” – Vayikra 25:3-4
Besides the four agricultural practices prohibited here, the Torah also forbids planting trees, whether or not fruit-bearing, and the plowing of all agricultural land.
Our Rabbis have also decreed that we may not do any agricultural and garden work during the Shmita year. We must leave land that is owned by Jews in Eretz Yisrael uncultivated.
Today, the commonly accepted view is that we consider all aspects of Shmita, Mitzvos from The Rabbis.
What is the true purpose of this Mitzvah?
The Sefer HaChinuch (Mitzvah 84) writes that the Mitzvah of Shmita serves as a reminder to the Jewish nation that Hashem is the Master of the world.
He commanded us not only to leave our land fallow but also to let go of the commodities, which, for this year, belong to everybody equally, instead of being the exclusive property of the owner.
This Mitzvah is to constantly instill within each one of us that the land produces fruit annually, not simply because it is its nature, but because that is the will of Hashem, the Master of the land and of the landowner. Therefore, in His awesomeness, Hashem can order us to leave our fields uncultivated and their produce unsold.