Most important Jewish Holidays
Once a separated flock of religion through the world, Jews managed to establish an independent Jewish country called ‘ Israel ‘ in 1948, since the beginning of the establishment of the country, The Jews in Israel has had so many battles against Arabian countries surrounding the Middle Eastern area.
Almost all of these wars were won by the Israeli side because of the never-ending dispute between the leading Arabian countries of the region. Claiming the most powerful Arab country in the region, Egypt led so many coalitions against the state of Israel and failed. These failures caused Egypt’s image in the region and so many unsolved problems that reach today occurred

Since the early days of the independent Jewish Country’s establishment, The Jew citizens of the country have had a chance to fulfill their duties over religious holidays with the protection and supervision of the state.
We have a chart showing the common important holidays of the Jewish population. This chart does not include all of the holidays but those of the important ones.
Holiday | Description | Date (2019) | Date(2020) |
Yom Kippur | The day of atonement and repentance | Wednesday, October 9 | Monday, September 28 |
Rosh Hashanah | The Day of Shofar Shouting | Monday, September 30 | Saturday, September 19 |
Hanukkah | The Candle Lighting Festival | Monday, December 23 | Friday, December 11 |
Passover | Commemoration day of Exodus from slavery in Egypt | Saturday, April 20 | Thursday, April 9 |
Shavuot | Celebrating the end of winter and first grains of the year. | Sunday, June 9 | Friday, May 29 |
Sukkoth | Celebrating the new harvest and commemoration day of the wilderness of the Jewish people after the Exodus | Monday, October 14 | Saturday, October 3 |