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Public holidays in Israel 2027

Israel has 9 public holiday dates in 2027, 5 of them on a working day, and 2 long weekends. The next one is Pesach, in 163 days (Thursday, April 22, 2027).

Next holiday · Pesach
163 days
Thursday, April 22, 2027
  • Wed, Apr 28Seventh day of Pesachin 169 days
  • Wed, May 12Independence Dayin 183 days

2027 holiday calendar

9 entries
DateDayHolidayWhen
Apr 22ThuPesachin 163 days
Apr 28WedSeventh day of Pesachin 169 days
May 12WedIndependence Dayin 183 days
Jun 11FriShavuotin 213 days
Oct 2SatRosh Hashanahin 326 days
Oct 3SunRosh Hashanahin 327 days
Oct 11MonYom Kippurin 335 days
Oct 16SatSukkotin 340 days
Oct 23SatSimchat Torah / Shemini Atzeretin 347 days
observed

When a holiday falls on a weekend, many countries give the day off on the nearest working day instead. That substitute day is the 'observed' holiday.

estimated

Islamic and some other lunar holidays begin when religious authorities sight the new crescent moon. We show the expected date; the real day can move by one day and is confirmed only shortly before.

Long weekends in 2027

Assumes a Friday and Saturday weekend.

  • Thu, Apr 22 – Sat, Apr 24Pesach3 days
  • Fri, Oct 1 – Sun, Oct 3Rosh Hashanah3 days

Bridge days: 1 day off, 4+ days away

Take one working day off between a holiday and a weekend.

What is this?

A 'bridge day' is a single working day squeezed between a holiday and a weekend. Take it off and you get four or more days in a row for one day of leave.

  • Take Thu, Apr 29Seventh day of Pesach4 days off
  • Take Thu, May 13Independence Day4 days off
  • Take Sun, Oct 10Yom Kippur4 days off

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National public holidays from official government sources, compiled through the open-source holidays dataset and reviewed by Glassyear. Last verified Monday, November 9, 2026. Data & methodology · Report a correction

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