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Facets of the Shavuot Holiday
Starting the evening of June 1st, the holiday of Shavuot begins, which continues until sunset on June 2nd.
Victory Day is a holiday without which there would be no Israel
Photo: General Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel signs the act of unconditional surrender of the German Wehrmacht in Berlin on May 8, 1945 80 years ago, World War II ended in Europe.
Passover – time of matzah
Passover, one of the most important Jewish holidays, is inextricably linked with a special bread – matzah.
Purim: a holiday of joy, unity, and resilience
Purim is one of the most joyful Jewish holidays, established to commemorate the miraculous salvation of the Jews in the Persian Empire from extermination.
Tu BiShvat: When trees celebrate their New Year
This evening, February 12, marks the holiday of Tu BiShvat, which will last all day tomorrow.
8 amazing facts about Hanukkah
Today, January 2, is the eighth and last day of Hanukkah.
Sukkot: The Festive Symbolism of the Four Species
Sukkot — one of the most vivid Jewish holidays — carries a unique tradition related to four plants, known as “arbaa minim”.
The holiday of Sukkot
Today evening begins the holiday of Sukkot or “Feast of Booths”.
Happy Rosh Hashanah!
Dear friends! In these challenging days for our country, I wish that the New Jewish Year brings us the light of hope.
