Jewish-CalendarJuly 2026 Jewish Calendar: Tamuz - Av 5786 | Printable PDF
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July 2026 Jewish Holidays
- Thu, 2026-07-0217 Tamuz 5786Tzom Tammuzholiday, fast
- Tue, 2026-07-1429 Tamuz 5786Jabotinsky Dayholiday, modern
- Tue, 2026-07-1429 Tamuz 5786Yom Kippur Katan Avholiday, fast
- Wed, 2026-07-151 Av 5786Rosh Chodesh Avroshchodesh
- Sat, 2026-07-184 Av 5786Shabbat Chazonholiday, shabbat
- Wed, 2026-07-228 Av 5786Erev Tish'a B'Avholiday, major, fast
- Thu, 2026-07-239 Av 5786Tish'a B'Avholiday, major, fast
- Sat, 2026-07-2511 Av 5786Shabbat Nachamuholiday, shabbat
- Wed, 2026-07-2915 Av 5786Tu B'Avholiday, minor
Jewish Calendar 5787 FAQs
Q: What year is 5787 in the Gregorian calendar?
A: The Jewish year 5787 corresponds to the Gregorian years 2026-2027. It begins at sunset on september 12, 2026 and ends at sunset on october 1, 2027.
Q: Is 5787 a leap year in the Jewish calendar?
A: Yes, 5787 is a leap year in the Hebrew calendar. Leap years have 13 months instead of 12, with an additional month of Adar I added before Adar (which becomes Adar II). This occurs 7 times in a 19-year cycle to align the lunar-based Jewish calendar with the solar year.
Q: How many days are in Jewish year 5787?
A: The Jewish year 5787 has 385 days.
Q: When is Purim celebrated in 5787?
A: Since 5787 is a leap year, Purim is celebrated in Adar II. In 5787, Purim begins at sunset on march 23, 2027 and ends at nightfall on march 24, 2027.