Jewish Holidays begin at sundown on the evening before the date specified.
These holidays have the same obligations and restrictions as the Sabbath in the sense that normal ‘work’ is forbidden.
During these periods the Misaskim staff will be unavailable to attend and hence we would ask that you review and follow the Hospital Procedures. Further, please leave a message via the Misaskim phone line so we can be in touch after the Holiday.
| Holiday | 5779 (2018‑2019) | 5780 (2019‑2020) | 5781 (2020‑2021) | 5782 (2021‑2022) | 5783 (2022‑2023) | 5784 (2023‑2024) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rosh Hashana | - M‑Tu | - M‑Tu | - Sa‑Su | - Tu‑W | - M‑Tu | - Sa‑Su |
| Yom Kippur | W | W | M | Th | W | M |
| Sukkot | - M‑Tu | - M‑Tu | - Sa‑Su | - Tu‑W | - M‑Tu | - Sa‑Su |
| Shmini Atzeret | M | M | Sa | Tu | M | Sa |
| Simchat Torah | Tu | Tu | Su | W | Tu | Su |
| Pesach | - Sa‑Su - F‑Sa | - Th‑F - W‑Th | - Su‑M - Sa‑Su | - Sa‑Su - F‑Sa | - Th‑F - W‑Th | - Tu‑W - M‑Tu |
| Shavuot | - Su‑M | - F‑Sa | - M‑Tu | - Su‑M | - F‑Sa | - W‑Th |