Tag: high holy days

Explore the rich history and meaning behind the Jewish High Holy Days, including Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.

What is the significance of these holy days for orthodox Jews, secular Jews and perhaps even for non-Jews?

The High Holy Days are Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur and the days in-between

The Sh’ma, as it sometimes called, is the essence of Judaism, so why were so many non-Jews saying it? Because of one atrocious act of hate, a swastika painted on the temple sometime during High Holy Day services, because of that we were all here together.

As a rule, Jewish holidays begin at sunset the night before the first full day of the holiday. Traditionally, Jews aren’t allowed to work on major holidays.

The weeks leading up to the Jewish High Holy Days are supposed to be marked by self-questioning: What failings must I atone for, and to whom must I apologize?

A group of artists, writers and animators are hoping a cartoon goat may help.