Jewish Festivals in Israel

Numerous Events take place during Sukkot in the Negev and at the Dead Sea region of southern Israel. The cool weather makes the desert beautifully bearable and draws thousands of families... explore more

Sukkot in Tel Aviv is a time of many events, and not only for kids! The city is in holiday-mode and there are loads of amazing art, music, and sporting events... explore more

Sukkot in Jerusalem is one of the most interesting times to visit the city. Events for Sukkot in Jerusalem take place throughout the intermediate days of the holiday – one of... explore more

Yom Kippur in Israel is a unique day! Yom Kippur is the Day of Atonement, the most solemn and holy day of the Jewish calendar. Falling every fall, ten days after... explore more

Rosh Hashana in Israel is one of the most special times of the year! Happy new year! Jewish New Year is called Rosh Hashana and usually falls during September or early October.... explore more

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 celebrate... explore more

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 important... explore more

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 is... explore more

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 Israel.... explore more

Sukkot in the Galilee marks the end of summer and the start of the winter months, and a final rush of great events take place before the weather changes. Many nature... explore more