Jewish holidays
Passover and Hanukkah
Jewish holidays are religious observances in Judaism, marking events from biblical history, agricultural cycles, or spiritual themes.
Major holidays include Passover (exodus from Egypt), Rosh Hashanah (new year), Yom Kippur (day of atonement), and Hanukkah (festival of lights).
Most involve specific rituals, prayers, and foods: We're hosting the family for the Jewish holidays this year.
- ShabbatJewish day of rest
- lighting candlesIgniting wax wicks
- PassoverFestival of liberation
- seder plateCeremonial Passover serving dish
- matzo ball soupBroth with unleavened dumplings
Yom Kippur · High Holidays · breaking the fast · Hanukkah · Sukkot · Selichot · Purim · Shavuot · havdalah · menorah lighting · Torah portion · fasting · shofar · exodus · blessings · Hebrew · temple · challah
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Days commemorating religious events
Islamic holidays · Christmas · Easter · Eid al-Fitr · Eid al-Adha
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Official countrywide observances
Independence Day · Labor Day · New Year's Day · Memorial Day · federal holidays
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