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Sukkot (Day 7) / Hoshanah Rabah 2024 in Israel

The last day of Sukkot (Succot, Succoth, Sukkoth) is the end of a period that is known as the Feast of Tabernacles. The Sukkot festival is observed during the week starting on 15th day of Tishri (or Tishrei), which is the first month of the year in the Jewish calendar.

Is Sukkot (Day 7) / Hoshanah Rabah a Public Holiday?

Sukkot (Day 7) / Hoshanah Rabah is not a public holiday. Businesses have normal opening hours.

Many Jewish people use a sukkah as a place to be in during the Sukkot period.

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Sukkot (Day 7) / Hoshanah Rabah Observances

YearWeekdayDateNameHoliday Type
2019SunOct 20Sukkot (Day 7) / Hoshanah RabahObservance, Hebrew
2020FriOct 9Sukkot (Day 7) / Hoshanah RabahObservance, Hebrew
2021MonSep 27Sukkot (Day 7) / Hoshanah RabahObservance, Hebrew
2022SunOct 16Sukkot (Day 7) / Hoshanah RabahObservance, Hebrew
2023FriOct 6Sukkot (Day 7) / Hoshanah RabahObservance, Hebrew
2024WedOct 23Sukkot (Day 7) / Hoshanah RabahObservance, Hebrew
2025MonOct 13Sukkot (Day 7) / Hoshanah RabahObservance, Hebrew
2026FriOct 2Sukkot (Day 7) / Hoshanah RabahObservance, Hebrew
2027FriOct 22Sukkot (Day 7) / Hoshanah RabahObservance, Hebrew
2028WedOct 11Sukkot (Day 7) / Hoshanah RabahObservance, Hebrew
2029SunSep 30Sukkot (Day 7) / Hoshanah RabahObservance, Hebrew

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