Major Jewish and Israeli holidays 2000–2050

This is an almanac-like listing of major Jewish holidays from 2000 to 2050. All Jewish holidays begin at sundown on the evening before the date shown. On holidays marked "*", Jews are not permitted to work. Because the Hebrew calendar is governed by precise mathematical rules and no longer relies at all on observation, it is possible to state what day the holidays will fall on for any date in the foreseeable future.

5760s (2000s)
5760 (1999–2000)
5761 (2000–2001)
5762 (2001–2002)
5763 (2002–2003)
5764 (2003–2004)
5765 (2004–2005)
5766 (2005–2006)
5767 (2006–2007)
5768 (2007–2008)
5769 (2008–2009)

5770s (2010s)
5770 (2009–2010)
5771 (2010–2011)
5772 (2011–2012)
5773 (2012–2013)
5774 (2013–2014)
5775 (2014–2015)
5776 (2015–2016)
5777 (2016–2017)
5778 (2017–2018)
5779 (2018–2019)

5780s (2020s)
5780 (2019–2020)
5781 (2020–2021)
5782 (2021–2022)
5783 (2022–2023)
5784 (2023–2024)
5785 (2024–2025)
5786 (2025–2026)
5787 (2026–2027)
5788 (2027–2028)
5789 (2028–2029)

Jewish holidays
Rosh Hashanah* (also following day)
Yom Kippur*
Sukkot*[1] (first of seven days)
Shemini Atzeret*
Simchat Torah*[2]
Hanukkah (first of eight days)
Tu Bishvat
Purim
Yom HaAliyah
Pesach*[3] (first of seven days, or eight in some traditions)
Yom Ha'Shoah[4]
Yom Ha'atzmaut
Lag Ba'omer
Shavuot* (Shavuot lasts two days in some traditions)
Tisha B'Av

  1. ↑ Rest from all work and school is commanded for the first day, or the first two days in some traditions.
  2. ↑ On the Israeli calendar, and in Reform and other modernist traditions, Simchat Torah and Shemini Atzeret are observed as a single holiday.
  3. ↑ Rest from all work and school is commanded for the first and seventh days, and also the second and eighth days in some traditions.
  4. ↑ Celebrated on 27 Nisan. If this date falls on a Friday, the observance is moved to the previous Thursday (see Michael Strassfeld, The Jewish Holidays: A Guide & Commentary, pg. 240). If it falls on a Sunday, observance is moved to the following Monday (ref. Act of Knesset, effective 1997).

5790s (2030s)
5790 (2029–2030)
5791 (2030–2031)
5792 (2031–2032)
5793 (2032–2033)
5794 (2033–2034)
5795 (2034–2035)
5796 (2035–2036)
5797 (2036–2037)
5798 (2037–2038)
5799 (2038–2039)

5800s (2040s)
5800 (2039–2040)
5801 (2040–2041)
5802 (2041–2042)
5803 (2042–2043)
5804 (2043–2044)
5805 (2044–2045)
5806 (2045–2046)
5807 (2046–2047)
5808 (2047–2048)
5809 (2048–2049)

5810s (2050s)
5810 (2049–2050)
5811 (2050)

5760s (2000s)

5760 (1999–2000)

5761 (2000–2001)

5762 (2001–2002)

5763 (2002–2003)

5764 (2003–2004)

5765 (2004–2005)

5766 (2005–2006)

5767 (2006–2007)

5768 (2007–2008)

5769 (2008–2009)

5770s (2010s)

5770 (2009–2010)

5771 (2010–2011)

5772 (2011–2012)

5773 (2012–2013)

5774 (2013–2014)

5775 (2014–2015)

5776 (2015–2016)

5777 (2016–2017)

5778 (2017–2018)

5779 (2018–2019)

5780s (2020s)

5780 (2019–2020)

5781 (2020–2021)

5782 (2021–2022)

5783 (2022–2023)

5784 (2023–2024)

5785 (2024–2025)

5786 (2025–2026)

5787 (2026–2027)

5788 (2027–2028)

5789 (2028–2029)

5790s (2030s)

5790 (2029–2030)

5791 (2030–2031)

5792 (2031–2032)

5793 (2032–2033)

5794 (2033–2034)

5795 (2034–2035)

5796 (2035–2036)

5797 (2036–2037)

5798 (2037–2038)

5799 (2038–2039)

5800s (2040s)

5800 (2039–2040)

5801 (2040–2041)

5802 (2041–2042)

5803 (2042–2043)

5804 (2043–2044)

5805 (2044–2045)

5806 (2045–2046)

5807 (2046–2047)

5808 (2047–2048)

5809 (2048–2049)

5810s (2050s)

5810 (2049–2050)

See also

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