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Events in Israel · Jewish Festivals in Israel
Lag Baomer in Israel is a time for outdoor celebrations. The Jewish festival marks the 33rd day of the ‘counting of the Omer’ which begins on Passover and ends on[...]
Yom Hazikaron is Israel’s Official Memorial Day for her fallen soldiers and victims of terrorism. Falling either in late April or early May every year, Yom Hazikaron is an especially[...]
Festivals in Israel · Jewish Festivals in Israel
Yom Haatzmaut is Israeli Independence Day, a day of great celebration held every year in late April or early May – on the day (in the Hebrew calendar) which, in[...]
Yom HaShoah is Israel’s Holocaust Memorial Day, a day which is marked across the country every year as a national holiday. Yom HaShoah in Israel usually falls in late April[...]
Festivals in Israel · Jewish Festivals in Israel
Mimouna is a festival originally celebrated by Moroccan Jews which has spread into more mainstream Israeli culture. Falling each year at the end of the Passover holiday, Mimouna in Israel is something[...]
Festivals in Israel · Jewish Festivals in Israel
Passover in Israel is one of the busiest times of the year when it comes to visitors and events. Passover (or Pesach as it is called in Hebrew) is an[...]
Events in Jerusalem · Jewish Festivals in Israel
Passover in Jerusalem (Pesach in Jerusalem) is one of the busiest times in the city with loads of special things to do for Passover and thousands of tourists coming to[...]
Festivals in Israel · Jewish Festivals in Israel
Purim is one of the most widely celebrated festivals in Israel. Purim in Israel is embraced by the whole country, from religious Jews in Jerusalem to secular Tel Avivians, it[...]
Events in Tel Aviv · Jewish Festivals in Israel
Purim in Tel Aviv is a major time for celebration. This article is dedicated to events for Purim in Tel Aviv, see the general article for information on Purim in[...]
