Oct 1	Tishri 2	Rosh Hashana (Day 2)
Oct 2	Tishri 3	Gedaliah Fast
Oct 8	Tishri 9	Yom Kippur Eve
Oct 9	Tishri 10	Yom Kippur
Oct 13	Tishri 14	Sukkot Eve
Oct 14	Tishri 15	Sukkot (Day 1)
Oct 15	Tishri 16	Sukkot (Day 2)
Oct 16	Tishri 17	Sukkot (Day 3)
Oct 17	Tishri 18	Sukkot (Day 4)
Oct 18	Tishri 19	Sukkot (Day 5)
Oct 19	Tishri 20	Sukkot (Day 6)
Oct 20	Tishri 21	Sukkot (Day 7) / Hoshanah Rabah
Oct 21	Tishri 22	Shemini Atzeret / Simchat Torah
Dec 22	Kislev 25	Hanukkah (Day 1)
Dec 23	Kislev 26	Hanukkah (Day 2)
Dec 24	Kislev 27	Hanukkah (Day 3)
Dec 25	Kislev 28	Hanukkah (Day 4)
Dec 26	Kislev 29	Hanukkah (Day 5)
Dec 27	Kislev 30	Hanukkah (Day 6)
Dec 28	Tevet 1	Hanukkah (Day 7)
Dec 29	Tevet 2	Hanukkah (Day 8)

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