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Learn more about Rosh Hashanah, which marks the beginning of the Jewish New Year, with the Jewish holiday experts at eHow. Discover how to observe or understand this holy day of deep prayer, self reflection and fasting. Because Rosh Hashanah is centered on making peace with God by resolving personal and interpersonal conflicts, eHow can assist you in the observance of the day by showing you how to contribute to a worthy cause, attend a service and repair a friendship.
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Yom Ha'atzma'ut is the day of Israeli independence, commemorating the day in 1948 when Israel became an independent nation. This holiday is celebrated not just in Israel, but throughout the Jewish...
Sefirah, also known as Sfirat HaOmer, the "Counting of the Grain," is an important Jewish tradition. Sefirah lasts for 49 or 50 days, depending on whether you include the final day of Shavout into...
Tisha B'av is a Jewish holiday, but rather than being a celebration, it is a day of mourning. Tisha B'av commemorates the destruction of the Jewish Temple. To respect the day, there are...
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