Jewish Calendar
February 2006
- February 12: Tu B'Shevat -- New Year for Trees
March 2006
- March 14: Purim -- Marks the survival of Jews in Persia
April 2006
- April 13: Passover -- Commemorates the liberation of the Jews from Egypt; eight days
- April 25: Yom HaShoah -- Holocaust Remembrance Day
June 2006
- June 1: Shavuot -- Celebrates the revelation of the Ten Commandments to Moses; two days
August 2006
- August 3: Tisha B'av -- Fasting to mourn the destruction of the First and Second Temple
September 2006
- September 23: Rosh Hashanah -- Jewish New Year
October 2006
- October 2: Yom Kippur -- Day of Atonement
- October 7: Sukkot -- Seven-day harvest festival
- October 14: Shemini Atzeret -- Celebrates the end of the annual Torah reading cycle
- October 15: Simchat Torah -- A new Torah reading cycle begins
December 2006
- December 16: Hannukah -- Eight-day festival of lights
February 2007
- February 3: Tu B'Shevat -- New Year for Trees
March 2007
- March 4: Purim -- Marks the survival of Jews in Persia
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