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Israel Celebrates Holidays Alan Barasch Saint Louis, Missouri 15 November 2013

Annual Holidays Rosh Hashanah – New Year Yom Kippur – Day of Atonement Sukkot – Harvest Festival Simchat Torah – Rejoicing with the Torah Hanukkah – Festival of Lights Tu Bishvat - New Year of the Trees Purim – Feast of Esther Pesach – Passover Shavuot – Feast of Weeks Tish B’Av – 9th Day of Av

New Year Eat apples dipped in honey celebrating the sweetness of New Year Blow the Shofar or Ram’s horn as call to prayer

Yom Kippur Chanting of “Kol Nidre” prayer for atonement of sins during past year

Yom Kippur The Book of Jonah is read during the Yom Kippur afternoon service

Palms, lemons, and other fruits of the harvest Sukkot Palms, lemons, and other fruits of the harvest

Simchat Torah

Joint issue with India for Joint Festivals of Lights Chanukah Joint issue with India for Joint Festivals of Lights

Chanukah Symbols of the holiday: Candles, Dreidel, Menorahs

New year for Trees – Support reforestation Tu Bishvat New year for Trees – Support reforestation

Purim Read from Book of Esther Dress in costumes Eat Hamentashen (three cornered cookies) Celebrate triumph over the evil Haman Make noise to blot out name of Haman

Tish B’Av 9th Day of Av Read from Lamentations First Temple destroyed Second Temple destroyed Expulsion from England 1290 Expulsion from Spain 1492 Read from Lamentations

Israeli Holidays Yom HaShoah: Holocaust Remembrance Day Yom Hazikaron: Memorial Day Yom Ha'atzmaut: Israel Independence Day Yom Yerushalayim: Jerusalem Day

Holocaust Remembrance Day

Yahrzeit Remember loved Ones on Anniversary

Questions? Alan Barasch Saint Louis, Missouri 15 November 2013 ALAN@STLCYBERJEW.COM