Solar Eclipse Myths
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Sukkot IV in Israel
Is Sukkot IV a Public Holiday?
Sukkot IV is not a public holiday. Businesses have normal opening hours.
Sukkot IV Observances
| Year | Weekday | Date | Name | Holiday Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 | Sun | Sep 26 | Sukkot IV | Observance, Hebrew |
| 2011 | Sun | Oct 16 | Sukkot IV | Observance, Hebrew |
| 2012 | Thu | Oct 4 | Sukkot IV | Observance, Hebrew |
| 2013 | Sun | Sep 22 | Sukkot IV | Observance, Hebrew |
| 2014 | Sun | Oct 12 | Sukkot IV | Observance, Hebrew |
| 2015 | Thu | Oct 1 | Sukkot IV | Observance, Hebrew |
| 2016 | Thu | Oct 20 | Sukkot IV | Observance, Hebrew |
| 2017 | Sun | Oct 8 | Sukkot IV | Observance, Hebrew |
| 2018 | Thu | Sep 27 | Sukkot IV | Observance, Hebrew |
| 2019 | Thu | Oct 17 | Sukkot IV | Observance, Hebrew |
| 2020 | Tue | Oct 6 | Sukkot IV | Observance, Hebrew |
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