Monday, October 6, 2014

Shana Tova

The month of September brings with it a lot of new beginnings, one of which is the Jewish new year. For those who are confused: the Jewish calendar has 12 months (usually), just like the regular calendar, but is going by the moon. That means that a new month begins with a new moon, and the middle of the month will always be accompanied by a full moon. The first month of the Jewish calendar is Tishrey and it has 3 major holidays: - Rosh...