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Jewish Holiday CalendarsDetailed, Informational Jewish Holiday CalendarsAbout the Hebrew Calendar Questions about the Hebrew CalendarWhat was the first year of the Hebrew Calendar?Why is the Jewish Calendar Missing Years?Hebrew Calendar and Jubilee Years Ten-Year, Quick-Print, Jewish Holiday Calendar2006-2007 (5767)All Jewish holidays begin at sundown on the
evening before the date shown. Rosh HaShanah: 23 September 2006 (Saturday) Yom Kippur: 2 October 2006 (Monday) Sukkot: 7 October 2006 (Saturday) Shemini Atzeret: 14 October 2006 (Saturday) Simhat Torah: 15 October 2006 (Sunday) Hanukkah (Chanukah): 16 December 2006 (Saturday) Tu Bishvat: 3 February 2007 (Saturday) Purim: 4 March 2007 (Sunday) Passover (Pesach): 3 April 2007 (Tuesday) Holocaust Remembrance Day (Yom HaShoah): 15 April 2007 (Sunday) Israel Memorial Day (Yom HaZikaron): 22 April 2007 (Sunday) Israel Independence Day (Yom HaAtzmaut): 23 April 2007 (Monday) Lag B'Omer: 6 May 2007 (Sunday) Shavuot: 23 May 2007 (Wednesday) Tisha B'Av: 24 July 2007 (Tuesday)
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