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The Holiday of Trees and Nature: Tu BiShvat
The Holiday of Trees and Nature: Tu BiShvat
During the Tu BiShvat Holiday, also known as the holiday of the trees and the new year of the trees, we take care to eat fruits that grow in the Holy Land. This year we are celebrating the Tu BiShvat Holiday on Thursday, January 25th, starting on the evening of Wednesday, January 24th.
Festival of Lights and Miracles: Hanukkah
Festival of Lights and Miracles: Hanukkah
Hanukkah festival, where we light eight candles for eight nights, increasing by one candle each night, together with our family and loved ones, is starting this evening, Thursday, December 7th.
The Birthday of the Universe: Rosh Hashanah
The Birthday of the Universe: Rosh Hashanah
With the Rosh Hashanah holiday, we will be celebrating on Friday, September 15th, and Saturday, September 16th this year, we are commencing the year 5784 in the Jewish calendar.
Celebrating the Miracle: Passover
Celebrating the Miracle: Passover
This year the Passover (Pesach) Festival, the anniversary of the miracle of Exodus from Egyptian slavery, will be celebrated starting on the eve of Wednesday, April 5th.
Celebration of Changes and New Beginnings: Rosh Hashanah
Celebration of Changes and New Beginnings: Rosh Hashanah
With the Rosh Hashanah holiday, we will be celebrating on Monday, September 26th, and Tuesday, September 27th this year, we will be commencing the year 5783 in the Jewish calendar.
The Time Our Torah was Given: SHAVUOT
The Time Our Torah was Given: SHAVUOT
The Shavuot Holiday, the anniversary of the time our Torah was given at Mount Sinai and the festival of weeks, will start at sundown on Saturday, June 4th this year.
Passover: The Anniversary of the Miracle
Passover: The Anniversary of the Miracle
This year we are starting to celebrate the Passover (Pesach) Festival, the anniversary of the miracle of Exodus from Egyptian slavery, which is always at the center of Jewish life, on the eve of Friday, April 15th.
Tu BiShvat: New Year for Trees
Tu BiShvat: New Year for Trees
The 15th of Shevat on the Jewish calendar is known as Tu BiShvat, the day that marks the beginning of a ´new year´ for trees. This year we are celebrating Tu BiShvat Holiday on Monday, January 17th, starting from the evening of Sunday, January 16th.
HANUKKAH: Eight Nights, Eight Inspirations
HANUKKAH: Eight Nights, Eight Inspirations
Hanukkah festival, where we light eight candles for eight nights, increasing by one candle each night, together with our family and loved ones, is starting on the eve of Sunday, November 28th.
The Festival of All World Nations: SUKKOT
The Festival of All World Nations: SUKKOT
Sukkot, like no other Jewish festival, celebrates the dual nature of the Jewish faith; the universality of God and the particularity of Jewish existence. The Sukkot Festival, which lasts seven days and seven nights, is starting at sundown on Monday, September 20th.
Yom Kippur: A Day of Awe
Yom Kippur: A Day of Awe
Yom Kippur, the day of forgiveness, and purification, and atonement, is regarded as the holiest day of the year in Judaism.
The Door to New Beginnings: Rosh Hashanah
The Door to New Beginnings: Rosh Hashanah
Rosh Hashanah holiday, when we celebrate the beginning of a new year, is the day Adam and Eve were created and the creation of the universe was completed.
Anniversary of the Giving of the Torah: SHAVUOT
Anniversary of the Giving of the Torah: SHAVUOT
Shavuot, the anniversary of the giving of our Torah at Mount Sinai and the festival of weeks, will start at sundown on Sunday, May 16th, this year.
Festival of Freedom: Passover
Festival of Freedom: Passover
The Passover Festival, when we celebrate the freeing of Jews from their 210-year-long slavery in the Egyptian lands and achieving their independence, is starting on the evening of Saturday, March 27th.
Purim Festival is Coming
Purim Festival is Coming
Purim, the happiest festival in the Jewish calendar, will be celebrated on Friday, February 26th this year.
The Holiday of Respecting God and His Creations: Tu BiShvat
The Holiday of Respecting God and His Creations: Tu BiShvat
´Tu BiShvat´ which means 15th of the month of Shevat (on the Jewish calendar), is also known as The New Year for Trees, Festival of Trees (Chag Ha´Ilanot), and Festival of Fruits (Chag Ha´Perot).
HANUKKAH, the Eternal Light of Education
HANUKKAH, the Eternal Light of Education
This evening, on December 10th, together with our families, we will be lighting the first of the Hanukkah candles that will increase each night by one for eight nights.
The Time of Our Rejoicing: Sukkot
The Time of Our Rejoicing: Sukkot
Sukkot (plural of sukkah, meaning covered huts) is celebrated to commemorate our ancestors´ living under the huts they had made of sticks and leaves they could find in the desert while traveling from Egypt to the promised land.
The Day of Atonement: Yom Kippur
The Day of Atonement: Yom Kippur
Yom Kippur which is the day of atonement, forgiveness, and purification, is regarded as the holiest day of the year in Judaism.
The Jewish New Year: Rosh Hashanah
The Jewish New Year: Rosh Hashanah
Rosh Hashanah, the anniversary of the birth of the universe, is the day God created Adam and Eve.
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