Date | Day | Holiday Name | Holiday Type |
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JANUARY |
Jan 25 | Thursday | Tu Bishvat | Hebrew |
MARCH |
Mar 21 | Thursday | Fast of Esther | Hebrew |
Mar 23 | Saturday | Purim Eve | Hebrew |
Mar 24 | Sunday | Purim | Hebrew |
APRIL |
Apr 22 | Monday | Passover Eve | Hebrew |
Apr 23 | Tuesday | Passover (Day 1) | Hebrew |
Apr 24 | Wednesday | Passover (Day 2) | Hebrew |
Apr 25 | Thursday | Passover (Day 3) | Hebrew |
Apr 26 | Friday | Passover (Day 4) | Hebrew |
Apr 27 | Saturday | Passover (Day 5) | Hebrew |
Apr 28 | Sunday | Passover (Day 6) | Hebrew |
Apr 29 | Monday | Passover (Day 7) | Hebrew |
MAY |
May 6 | Monday | Yom HaShoah | Hebrew |
May 13 | Monday | Yom HaZikaron | Hebrew |
May 14 | Tuesday | Yom HaAtzmaut | Hebrew |
May 26 | Sunday | Lag BaOmer | Hebrew |
JUNE |
Jun 5 | Wednesday | Jerusalem Day | Hebrew |
Jun 11 | Tuesday | Shavuot Eve | Hebrew |
Jun 12 | Wednesday | Shavuot | Hebrew |
JULY |
Jul 23 | Tuesday | 17th of Tammuz | Hebrew |
AUGUST |
Aug 12 | Monday | Tisha BAv Eve | Hebrew |
Aug 13 | Tuesday | Tisha BAv | Hebrew |
OCTOBER |
Oct 2 | Wednesday | Rosh Hashana Eve | Hebrew |
Oct 3 | Thursday | Rosh Hashana | Hebrew |
Oct 4 | Friday | Rosh Hashana (Day 2) | Hebrew |
Oct 6 | Sunday | Gedaliah Fast | Hebrew |
Oct 11 | Friday | Yom Kippur Eve | Hebrew |
Oct 12 | Saturday | Yom Kippur | Hebrew |
Oct 16 | Wednesday | Sukkot Eve | Hebrew |
Oct 17 | Thursday | Sukkot (Day 1) | Hebrew |
Oct 18 | Friday | Sukkot (Day 2) | Hebrew |
Oct 19 | Saturday | Sukkot (Day 3) | Hebrew |
Oct 20 | Sunday | Sukkot (Day 4) | Hebrew |
Oct 21 | Monday | Sukkot (Day 5) | Hebrew |
Oct 22 | Tuesday | Sukkot (Day 6) | Hebrew |
Oct 23 | Wednesday | Sukkot (Day 7) | Hebrew |
Oct 24 | Thursday | Shemini Atzeret | Hebrew |
DECEMBER |
Dec 26 | Thursday | Hanukkah (Day 1) | Hebrew |
Dec 27 | Friday | Hanukkah (Day 2) | Hebrew |
Dec 28 | Saturday | Hanukkah (Day 3) | Hebrew |
Dec 29 | Sunday | Hanukkah (Day 4) | Hebrew |
Dec 30 | Monday | Hanukkah (Day 5) | Hebrew |
Dec 31 | Tuesday | Hanukkah (Day 6) | Hebrew |
* Please note that Jewish holidays typically begin at sundown the night before.