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Includes notes on how timings work, since Jewish days begin and end at sunset and festivals start shortly before sunset. Explains why dates differ year to year due to the lunar-solar basis and discusses planning for work restrictions, leave requests, and examination scheduling.","Calendar of Jewish festivals and holy days  \n2023-2028 / 5783-5789  \n\n|  |  |  |  | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | 2026 | 2027 | 2028 |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Asara b’Tevet\u003Cbr>Fast of 10 Tevet | |  |  | Tue 3 Jan | [22 Dec 2023] | Fri 10 Jan | [30 Dec 2025] | [20 Dec 2026] | Sun 9 Jan |\n| Tu Bishvat\u003Cbr>New Year for Trees |  |  |  | Mon 6 Feb | Thu 25 Jan | Thu 13 Feb | Mon 2 Feb | Sat 23 Jan | Sat 12 Feb |\n| Ta’anit Esther\u003Cbr>Fast of Esther | |  |  | Mon 6 Mar | Thu 21 Mar | Thu 13 Mar | Mon 2 Mar | Mon 22 Mar | Thu 9 Mar |\n| Purim\u003Cbr>Festival of Lots | Eve |  |  | Mon 6 Mar | Sat 23 Mar | Thu 13 Mar | Mon 2 Mar | Mon 22 Mar | Sat 11 Mar |\n|  | Day |  |  | Tue 7 Mar | Sun 24 Mar | Fri 14 Mar | Tue 3 Mar | Tue 23 Mar | Sun 12 Mar |\n| Ta’anit Bechorot\u003Cbr>Fast of the Firstborn | |  |  | Wed 5 Apr | Mon 22 Apr | Thu 10 Apr | Wed 1 Apr | Wed 21 Apr | Mon 10 Apr |\n| Pesach\u003Cbr>Passover | Eve |  | | Wed 5 Apr | Mon 22 Apr | Sat 12 Apr | Wed 1 Apr | Wed 21 Apr | Mon 10 Apr |\n|  | 1st Day |  |  | Thu 6 Apr | Tue 23 Apr | Sun 13 Apr | Thu 2 Apr | Thu 22 Apr | Tue 11 Apr |\n|  | 2nd Day |  |  | Fri 7 Apr | Wed 24 Apr | Mon 14 Apr | Fri 3 Apr | Fri 23 Apr | Wed 12 Apr |\n|  | Intermediate\u003Cbr>days |  |  | Sat 8-Tue\u003Cbr>11 Apr | Thu 25-Sun\u003Cbr>28 Apr | Tue 15-Fri\u003Cbr>18 Apr | Sat 4 Apr\u003Cbr>Tue 7 Apr | Sat 24-Tue\u003Cbr>27 Apr | Thu 13-Sun\u003Cbr>16 Apr |\n|  | Eve |  |  | Tue 11 Apr | Sun 28 Apr | Fri 18 Apr | Tue 7 Apr | Tue 27 Apr | Sun 16 Apr |\n|  | 7th Day |  | | Wed 12 Apr | Mon 29 Apr | Sat 19 Apr | Wed 8 Apr | Wed 28 Apr | Mon 17 Apr |\n|  | 8th Day |  |  | Thu 13 Apr | Tue 30 Apr | Sun 20 Apr | Thu 9 Apr | Thu 29 Apr | Tue 18 Apr |\n| Shavuot\u003Cbr>Festival of Weeks | Eve |  | | Thu 25 May | Tue 11 Jun | Sun 1 Jun | Thu 21 May | Thu 10 Jun | Tue 30 May |\n|  | 1st Day |  |  | Fri 26 May | Wed 12 Jun | Mon 2 Jun | Fri 22 May | Fri 11 Jun | Wed 31 May |\n|  | 2nd Day |  |  | Sat 27 May | Thu 13 Jun | Tue 3 Jun | Sat 23 May | Sat 12 Jun | Thu 1 Jun |\n| Shivah Asar b’Tammuz\u003Cbr>Fast of 17 Tammuz | |  |  | Thu 6 Jul | Tue 23 Jul | Sun 13 Jul | Thu 2 Jul | Thu 22 Jul | Tue 11 Jul |\n| Tisha b'Av\u003Cbr>Fast of 9 Av |  Eve \u003Cbr>Day |  | | Wed 26 Jul\u003Cbr>Thu 27 Jul | Mon 12 Aug\u003Cbr>Tue 13 Aug | Sat 2 Aug\u003Cbr>Sun 3 Aug | Wed 22 Jul\u003Cbr>Thu 23 Jul | Wed 11 Aug\u003Cbr>Thu 12 Aug | Mon 31 Jul\u003Cbr>Tue 1 Aug |\n| Rosh Hashana\u003Cbr>New Year | Eve |  |  | Fri 15 Sep | Wed 2 Oct | Mon 22 Sep | Fri 11 Sep | Fri 1 Oct | Wed 20 Sep |\n|  | 1st Day |  | | Sat 16 Sep | Thu 3 Oct | Tue 23 Sep | Sat 12 Sep | Sat 2 Oct | Thu 21 Sep |\n|  | 2nd Day |  |  | Sun 17 Sep | Fri 4 Oct | Wed 24 Sep | Sun 13 Sep | Sun 3 Oct | Fri 22 Sep |\n| Tzom Gedaliah\u003Cbr>Fast of Gedaliah | |  |  | Mon 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