#JewishHighHolyDays - Twitter Hashtag

almost 4 years ago

To all our dear Jewish communities in #Ghana🇬🇭 #Liberia🇱🇷& Sierra Leone🇸🇱, we wish you #Happy #RoshHashanah Enjoy a sweet🍎🍯 and happy new year. Rabbi Noach Mayesky blowing the #Shofar as we begin the Jewish New Year. #ShanaTova #JewishHighHolydays

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Guillaume Dumas Galdeano @guilduma

almost 4 years ago

Welcoming the #JewishHighHolydays #RoshHashanah with a round-shaped, sweet and appropriately penned pão de d. eus. Anyada buena i dulse ! #ShanaTova #shanatovaumetuka 🇪🇦🇵🇹🇮🇱

guilduma's tweet photo. Welcoming the #JewishHighHolydays #RoshHashanah with a round-shaped, sweet and appropriately penned pão de d. eus. Anyada buena i dulse ! #ShanaTova #shanatovaumetuka 🇪🇦🇵🇹🇮🇱 https://t.co/9HzOUathOC

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Andrew Kirschner @Ms_Infinity1

almost 4 years ago · Queens

Le-Shanah Tovah! Happy New Year to all who celebrate. #RoshHashanah #judaism #JewishHighHolydays #jewishauthors

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@ShlomitSufa

almost 4 years ago · Accra

To all the Jewish communities in #Ghana #Liberia & Sierra Leone, and to all my friends and family in Israel and all over the world - I wish you #ShanaTova ! May the new year be happy and sweet🍎🍯, full of joy and accomplishments!🌸 #RoshHashana #JewishHighHolydays

ShlomitSufa's tweet photo. To all the Jewish communities in #Ghana #Liberia & Sierra Leone, and to all my friends and family in Israel and all over the world - I wish you #ShanaTova ! May the new year be happy and sweet🍎🍯, full of joy and accomplishments!🌸
#RoshHashana
#JewishHighHolydays https://t.co/5mkUn4OLs9

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Maxim D. Shrayer (Максим Д. Шраер) @MaximDShrayer

almost 4 years ago

To those celebrating: L'Shana Tova Umetuka and Apples 'N Honey. And a happy Sunday to all of us. #WritingCommmunity #JewishHighHolydays #RoshHashana #apples #Honey #RoshHashanah2022 #poem #poetrycommunity #sundayvibes

MaximDShrayer's tweet photo. To those celebrating: L'Shana Tova Umetuka and Apples 'N Honey. And a happy Sunday to all of us. #WritingCommmunity #JewishHighHolydays #RoshHashana #apples #Honey #RoshHashanah2022 #poem #poetrycommunity #sundayvibes https://t.co/LOh9LJYV0J

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Elizabeth Alvarez, Ph.D. @EAlvarezD91

almost 4 years ago

Happy Rosh Hashanah, also known as the Jewish New Year to all our Jewish families and staff. The millennia-old holiday is an occasion for reflection and is often marked by prayer, symbolic foods, and the blowing of a traditional horn called a shofar. #JewishHighHolydays

EAlvarezD91's tweet photo. Happy Rosh Hashanah, also known as the Jewish New Year to all our Jewish families and staff. The millennia-old holiday is an occasion for reflection and is often marked by prayer, symbolic foods, and the blowing of a traditional horn called a shofar. #JewishHighHolydays https://t.co/FFLY9qVUMF

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NewPanda @newpanda

almost 4 years ago

Shanah Tovah! If you don't know, Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish New Year, and the beginning of the Jewish High Holy days. Here are some yummy traditional recipes! #RoshHashanah #HappyNewYear #JewishHighHolydays #yummy #yum #recipes https://t.co/DYZMXQTX3B

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Cathy Goldberg Fishman @FishmanCathy

almost 4 years ago

My family and I are looking forward to celebrating Rosh HaShanah in a few short weeks! L’shanah Tovah! We wish you a very happy Rosh Hashanah. May the upcoming new year be filled with happiness and peace. #cathygoldberfishman #roshhashana #jewishnewyear #jewishhighholydays

FishmanCathy's tweet photo. My family and I are looking forward to celebrating Rosh HaShanah in a few short weeks!
L’shanah Tovah! We wish you a very happy Rosh Hashanah. May the upcoming new year be filled with happiness and peace.
#cathygoldberfishman #roshhashana #jewishnewyear #jewishhighholydays https://t.co/ie9tna1gMw

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Bruce Boillotat @LimoGame

almost 7 years ago

Happy New Year to all my Jewish friends! #RoshHashanah, literally means the "head [of] the year", the #JewishNewYear. Biblical name for this holiday is #YomTeruah, literally "day of shouting or blasting". The first of the #JewishHighHolyDays specified by Leviticus 23:23–32