Calendar for year 2006 (Israel)

Holidays and Observances:

Jan 1	Tevet 1	Hanukkah VII
Jan 2	Tevet 2	Hanukkah VIII
Mar 14	Adar 14	Purim (Deliverance of the Jews)
Mar 15	Adar 15	Shushan Purim
Apr 13	Nisan 15	Pesach I (First day of Passover)
Apr 14	Nisan 16	Pesach II (Passover)
Apr 15	Nisan 17	Pesach III (Passover)
Apr 16	Nisan 18	Pesach IV (Passover)
Apr 17	Nisan 19	Pesach V (Passover)
Apr 18	Nisan 20	Pesach VI (Passover)
Apr 19	Nisan 21	Pesach VII (Last day of Passover)
Apr 25	Nisan 27	Yom HaShoah/Holocaust Memorial Day
May 2	Iyar 4	Yom HaZikaron (Memorial Day)
May 3	Iyar 5	Yom HaAtzmaut (Independence Day)
Jun 2	Sivan 6	Shavuot (Pentecost)
Aug 3	Av 9	Tisha B'Av
Sep 23	Tishri 1	Rosh Hashana (New Year)
Sep 24	Tishri 2	Rosh Hashana II (New Year day 2)
Oct 2	Tishri 10	Yom Kippur
Oct 7	Tishri 15	Sukkot I
Oct 8	Tishri 16	Sukkot II
Oct 9	Tishri 17	Sukkot III
Oct 10	Tishri 18	Sukkot IV
Oct 11	Tishri 19	Sukkot V
Oct 12	Tishri 20	Sukkot VI
Oct 13	Tishri 21	Sukkot VII/Hoshanah Rabah
Oct 14	Tishri 22	Shmini Atzeret/Simchat Torah
Dec 16	Kislev 25	Hanukkah I (Holiday of lights)
Dec 17	Kislev 26	Hanukkah II
Dec 18	Kislev 27	Hanukkah III
Dec 19	Kislev 28	Hanukkah IV
Dec 20	Kislev 29	Hanukkah V
Dec 21	Kislev 30	Hanukkah VI/Rosh Chodesh Tevet
Dec 22	Tevet 1	Hanukkah VII
Dec 23	Tevet 2	Hanukkah VIII

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	Printer-friendly calendar Printable Calendar (PDF) for easy printing Printing Help page gives you tips on getting better print results.		The year 2006 is a common year, with 365 days in total (Gregorian calendar). Week numbers: Week starts Sunday - week 1 is the one with January 1. It is not yet possible to show the calendar using a Hebrew/Jewish year. The calendar shows the Hebrew/Jewish dates between Tevet 1, AM 5766 and Tevet 10, AM 5767 The Hebrew/Jewish year AM 5766 is a regular year (12 months with a total of 354 days) The Hebrew/Jewish year AM 5767 is a complete year (12 months with a total of 355 days) The Hebrew/Jewish year numbering uses AM - Anno Mundi - Year of the world.
	Some holidays and dates are color-coded: Red–Public Holidays. Gray–Typical Non-working Days. Black–Other Days. Local holidays are not listed. Note: The date listed is based on the Gregorian calendar. Most Jewish holidays begin at sunset the day before the date listed, as according to the Hebrew calendar the Jewish day starts at sunset rather than midnight.