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Jewish Holiday Listing for 2010


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Visit High Holidays Site Sept. 8-10; Sept. 17-18, 2010

Jewish Holiday Date(s) in 2010
Tu B'Shevat
Falls on Shabbat
January 30
Ta'anit Esther
Work permitted
February 25
Purim
Work should be avoided.
Consult a Rabbi if this is not possible.
Nightfall of February 27 through nightfall of February 28
Shushan Purim
Work permitted 
March 1
Passover
No work permitted on March 30-31 and April 5-6. Work is permitted only on April 1-2 and 4 with certain restrictions.
Sunset of March 29 through nightfall of April 6
Second Passover
Work Permitted
April 28
Lag B'Omer
Work Permitted
May 2
Shavuot
No work is permitted
Sunset of May 18 through nightfall of May 20
Fast of the 17th of Tammuz
Work Permitted
June 29
Fast of Tish'a B'Av
Work should be avoided. Consult a Rabbi if this is not possible.
Sunset of July 19 through nightfall of July 20
Rosh Hashanah
No work is permitted.
Sunset of September 8 through nightfall of September 10
Fast of Gedaliah
Work permitted
September 12
Yom Kippur
No work is permitted.
Sunset of September 17 through nightfall of September 18
Sukkot
No work permitted on Sep. 23-25. Work is permitted on Sept. 26-29 with certain restrictions.
Sunset of September 22 through sunset of September 29
Hoshanah Rabbah
Work permitted with certain restrictions.
September 29
Shemini Atzeret
No work is permitted.
Sunset of September 29 through nightfall of September 30
Simchat Torah
No work is permitted.
Nightfall of September 30 through nightfall of October 1 
Chanukah
Work permitted, except Shabbat
Sunset of December 1 through December 9
Fast of Tevet 10
Work Permitted
December 17

For a list of approved dates to hold a Jewish wedding, click here.

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Posted: Aug 31, 2010
Jewish Calndar
Thank you so much for this accurate and concise Jewish holiday listing.
Posted By Hiam

Posted: Aug 16, 2010
Jewish Holidays
I do love Jewish Holidays because it is always related to Creation, Jewish history and Jewish life. It is indeed related to day to day life...I am so glad to be a part of the Jewish community. May G-d bless us always that we may be a truly example of a true believer...That as we live our lives, may it be a shining light to everyone that reflect's G-d's goodness to mankind...May He bless us & give us strength to carry it through...
Posted By Nili, Jerusalem, Israel

Posted: Aug 11, 2010
Israel exceptions..
Would be nice if you specified exceptions for Israelis (e.g. 1 day less on some holidays..).
Posted By Anonymous, jeru, isr



 

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