Jewish Celebrations

Jewish people practice Judaism which is based on the Hebrew Bible (Tanakh).  Judaism is one of the oldest religions.  Judaism is a monotheistic religion, one God that is omniscient, omnipotent, benevolent, and  transcendent.  There is an estimated at 13.2 million Jewish people worldwide.

Jewish holidays and festivals observed and commemorate holy or secular events in Jewish history.   The dates are determined by the Hebrew calendar.  The Hebrew calendar is lunisolar so the dates vary year to year on the Gregorian calendar.

Use the navigation area on the left to find articles about the holidays, crafts, recipe and more.