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Hebrew calendar years: holidays, month boundaries and planning

Compare Hebrew years 5787 and 5788, check month boundaries and holiday dates, and download separate Israel and Diaspora planning calendars.

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Choose the year you are planning

A Hebrew year begins in Tishrei and spans parts of two Gregorian years. An entry for 5787 therefore includes autumn 2026 and the following spring and summer; it is different from a January–December 2027 calendar. These planners keep the numbered Hebrew year, its actual months and its selected observance schedule together.

Hebrew-year comparison; dates identify the civil daytime portion
YearFirst daytime dateLast daytime dateDaysMonths
5787 · 2026–202738513 · leap year
5788 · 2027–202835512 · ordinary year

Read the day and its opening evening

The date you click in a table is the civil daytime portion of the Hebrew date. The Hebrew date opens in the previous local evening. A minor fast marked “dawn” starts on the listed civil morning; Yom Kippur and Tisha B’Av open the previous evening. Each year page displays the appropriate boundary separately.

The downloads are all-day planning entries for the selected Hebrew year. Their descriptions retain evening or dawn notes. Exact local sunset, nightfall, candle-lighting and service times depend on location and community and are not calculated by these year planners.

Keep the two festival schedules distinct

Each year has an Israel table and a Diaspora table. Passover has seven calendar days in Israel and eight in the Diaspora; Shavuot is on 6 Sivan in Israel and 6–7 Sivan in the Diaspora. Israel observes Simchat Torah on the same date as Shemini Atzeret, while the Diaspora lists the following day separately.

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Sources and calculation method

Prepared by Mazalogy with AI assistance using the linked references and tested local calendar calculations. Hebrew-year start data comes from Hebcal.com under CC BY 4.0. Holiday rows are calculated locally and checked against Hebcal’s published schedules; explanatory text is Mazalogy’s own.

  1. Hebcal · Jewish calendar API and calculation options
  2. Chabad · The Jewish month and fixed-calendar lengths
  3. Chabad · The Jewish day and its evening boundary
  4. Hebcal · Data licensing and developer API policy

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