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Important dates on the Hebrew calendar.

Hebrew days start at sunset on the evening before the days listed - therefore some calendars show the dates one day earlier.

The calculated Jewish calendar (started in 359AD) does not follow the Torah instructions and is usually 1 or 2 days earlier than the correct days based on the months starting on the sighting of the first sliver of the moon in Jerusalem.

12th month, 14th day (Adar 14)
1st month, 14th day (Nisan 14)
1st month, 15th day (Nisan 15)
Day after Sabbath after the 15th
1st month, 19th day (Nisan 19)
1st month, 21st day (Nisan 21
40th day of the omer count
50th day of omer count
5th month, 1st day (Av 1)
5th month, 9th day (Av 9)
7th month, 1st day (Tishrei 1)
7th month, 10th day (Tishrei 10)
7th month, 15th day (Tishrei 15-21)

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