Jewish Calendar for Year 2025 (Israel)

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Jewish Calendar for Year 2025 (Israel)


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6:1Q 14:F 22:3Q 29:N
AprilMayJune
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3:1Q 11:F 18:3Q 25:N
JulyAugustSeptember
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2:1Q 10:F 18:3Q 24:N
1:1Q 9:F 16:3Q 23:N 31:1Q
7:F 14:3Q 21:N 30:1Q
OctoberNovemberDecember
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7:F 13:3Q 21:N 29:1Q
5:F 12:3Q 20:N 28:1Q
5:F 11:3Q 20:N 27:1Q
Holidays and Observances:
Jan 1Tevet 1Hanukkah (Day 7)
Jan 2Tevet 2Hanukkah (Day 8)
Jan 10Tevet 10Asarah B'Tevet
Feb 13Shevat 15Tu Bishvat
Mar 13Adar 13Fast of Esther
Mar 13Adar 13Purim Eve
Mar 14Adar 14Purim
Mar 16Adar 16Shushan Purim (Jerusalem)
Apr 12Nisan 14Passover Eve
Apr 13Nisan 15Passover (Day 1)
Apr 14Nisan 16Passover (Day 2)
Apr 15Nisan 17Passover (Day 3)
Apr 16Nisan 18Passover (Day 4)
Apr 17Nisan 19Passover (Day 5)
Apr 18Nisan 20Passover (Day 6)
Apr 19Nisan 21Passover (Day 7)
Apr 24Nisan 26Yom HaShoah
Apr 30Iyar 2Yom HaZikaron
May 1Iyar 3Yom HaAtzmaut
May 16Iyar 18Lag BaOmer
May 26Iyar 28Jerusalem Day
Jun 1Sivan 5Shavuot Eve
Jun 2Sivan 6Shavuot
Jul 13Tammuz 1717th of Tammuz
Aug 2Av 8Tisha B'Av Eve
Aug 3Av 9Tisha B'Av
  
Sep 22Elul 29Rosh Hashana Eve
Sep 23Tishri 1Rosh Hashana
Sep 24Tishri 2Rosh Hashana (Day 2)
Sep 25Tishri 3Gedaliah Fast
Oct 1Tishri 9Yom Kippur Eve
Oct 2Tishri 10Yom Kippur
Oct 6Tishri 14Sukkot Eve
Oct 7Tishri 15Sukkot (Day 1)
Oct 8Tishri 16Sukkot (Day 2)
Oct 9Tishri 17Sukkot (Day 3)
Oct 10Tishri 18Sukkot (Day 4)
Oct 11Tishri 19Sukkot (Day 5)
Oct 12Tishri 20Sukkot (Day 6)
Oct 13Tishri 21Sukkot (Day 7) / Hoshanah Rabah
Oct 14Tishri 22Shemini Atzeret / Simchat Torah
Oct 29Heshvan 7Aliyah Day School Observance
Dec 15Kislev 25Hanukkah (Day 1)
Dec 16Kislev 26Hanukkah (Day 2)
Dec 17Kislev 27Hanukkah (Day 3)
Dec 18Kislev 28Hanukkah (Day 4)
Dec 19Kislev 29Hanukkah (Day 5)
Dec 20Kislev 30Hanukkah (Day 6)
Dec 21Tevet 1Hanukkah (Day 7)
Dec 22Tevet 2Hanukkah (Day 8)
Dec 30Tevet 10Asarah B'Tevet

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