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'''Rosh Hashanah''' begins the [[Jewish]] new year, celebrated in a solemn manner beginning at sunset the night before. In the Hebrew calendar, the first day of each year is called "Tishri". Traditionally '''Rosh Hashanah''' lasted for two days, but Reform Jews now typically celebrate it for only one day.
'''Rosh Hashanah''' begins the [[Jewish]] new year, celebrated in a solemn manner beginning at sunset the night before. In the Hebrew calendar, the first day of each year is called "Tishri". Traditionally '''Rosh Hashanah''' lasted for two days, but Reform Jews now typically celebrate it for only one day.
*[http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Judaism/holiday2.html Rosh Hashanah]
*[http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Judaism/holiday2.html Rosh Hashanah]
[[category:Jewish Holidays]]
[[category:Judaism]]
[[category:Judaism]]