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By scott macconnell, robert spittaletta ROSH HASHANAH By scott macconnell, robert spittaletta ALLEN MEISENKOTHEN, ANNA BAKER, OCAR HERO, EMI SATO, AND GRACIA SULLIVAN

Rosh Hashanah Historical Background When is it celebrated? Rosh Hashanah Customs

Rosh Hashanah Purpose of Rosh Hashanah Interesting Facts

Yom Kippur Historical Background: Yom Kippur war Customs: Wear white Blow the shofar They fast Historical Background: Yom Kippur war 10th day of 7th month- the High Priest would enter the Holy of Holies to make atonement for the nation When, Where, How Long: 10th Day of Tishrei 24 hours In synagogue

Yom Kippur Purpose It is the most important holiday of the Jewish year. Its purpose is to “Afflict the soul” or to atone the sins of the past year. Interesting Facts Means “Day of Atonement” Lasts 25 hours There are five services: Kol Nidre, Shacharit, Musaf, Mincah, and Niela

Passover 10 plagues: Blood 5. Livestock dying Frogs 6. Boils The purpose of Passover is to remember the slaves and their pain. Passover is celebrated over 8 days The first two nights are for Seder (Seder is going through the story of the slaves and Moses.) -Seder plate items:Charoset, Baytzah, Zeroa, Karpas, Maror, Chazeret Haggadah NO CHAMETZ which is food containing wheat, barley, rye, oats, and spelt 10 plagues: Blood 5. Livestock dying Frogs 6. Boils Lice/gnats 7. Hail Flies 8. Locus Livestock dying 9. Darkness Boils 10. Death of first born

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Menorah

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