Jewish Celebrations
Commemorating the Occupation of the Entire City of Jerusalem
On the 28th of the fifth month in the Hebrew calendar, the Israelites commemorate the…
Jewish New Year
The Jewish New Year is one of the most important Jewish holidays, although it has no history, yet they revere it.
Their rites on this day are the blowing off the horns of the animals, and having bread and honey-dipped apples. This is the first day of the ten Repentance Days, that end in the Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur).
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