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...even get off from school for it. Also, order of importance.
==Main Holidays==
==Main Holidays==
:''Main article: [[Jewish holidays]]''
:''Main article: [[Jewish holidays]]''
*'''[[Rosh Hashanah]]'''--New Years. Marks the creation of the world.
*'''[[Yom Kippur]]'''--the Day of Atonement. Observant Jews consume no food or drink for the entire day.
*'''[[Pesach]]'''--celebrating the liberation from Egyptian slavery. Observant Jews hold a special festive meal, called a ''Seder,'' on the eve of Passover and do not eat leavened bread for the duration of the festival.
*'''[[Pesach]]'''--celebrating the liberation from Egyptian slavery. Observant Jews hold a special festive meal, called a ''Seder,'' on the eve of Passover and do not eat leavened bread for the duration of the festival.
*'''Shavuot'''-- Pentecost or Feast of Weeks. Traditionally celebrates God's giving the Ten Commandments at Mt. Sinai.
*'''Shavuot'''-- Pentecost or Feast of Weeks. Traditionally celebrates God's giving the Ten Commandments at Mt. Sinai.
*'''[[Towafalaa]]''' --The Day of celebration of the global effort of modern Judaism. Celebrated on the 11th day of [[September]] from 9am to noon.
*'''[[Towafalaa]]''' --The Day of celebration of the global effort of modern Judaism. Celebrated on the 11th day of [[September]] from 9am to noon.