Traditional Jewish Calendar 5786
Hebrew Calendar 5786
Traditional Israeli Calendar Used in Israel Today
Use this Hebrew Calendar 5786 page to follow the traditional Jewish calendar used in Israel today. Each monthly calendar image includes the Hebrew month, Gregorian dates, Shabbatot, and the rhythm of the Hebrew year from Tishrei through Elul.
This visual Hebrew calendar is designed for Sabbath preparation, feast-day planning, Scripture study, and comparison with the Zadok / Enochian solar calendar.
How to Use the Hebrew Calendar 5786
This traditional Hebrew calendar follows the fixed Jewish calendar commonly used in Israel today. Use it to follow the Hebrew months, prepare for Shabbat, remember the appointed times, and compare calendar systems.
Follow the Month
Each image shows the Hebrew month, Gregorian date range, numbered Hebrew days, and the Shabbatot for that month.
Prepare for Shabbat
Use the highlighted Shabbat dates to plan rest, Scripture reading, worship, family meals, and weekly study.
Compare Calendars
This page follows the traditional Israeli Jewish calendar. For the Zadok priestly solar calendar, use the comparison link above.
Download or Print
Open each monthly image, save it to your device, or print it for personal study and calendar reference.
High Holy Days on the Hebrew Calendar 5786
The Hebrew Calendar 5786 begins with the fall appointed times in Tishrei. These dates follow the traditional Jewish calendar used in Israel today.
Rosh Hashanah / Yom Teruah
1–2 Tishrei
Begins sunset Sept 22, 2025, and ends nightfall Sept 24, 2025.
Yom Kippur
10 Tishrei
Begins sunset Oct 1, 2025, and ends nightfall Oct 2, 2025.
Sukkot
15–21 Tishrei
Begins sunset Oct 6, 2025, and ends nightfall Oct 13, 2025.
Shemini Atzeret / Simchat Torah
22 Tishrei in Israel
Begins sunset Oct 13, 2025, and ends nightfall Oct 14, 2025.
Spring Appointed Times on the Hebrew Calendar 5786
The traditional Hebrew calendar also marks the spring feast season in Nisan, Iyar, and Sivan, including Passover, Unleavened Bread, the counting of the Omer, and Shavuot.
Passover
14 Nisan
Begins sunset Apr 1, 2026.
Unleavened Bread
15–21 Nisan
Begins sunset Apr 1, 2026, and ends nightfall Apr 8, 2026 in Israel.
Counting of the Omer
Nisan to Sivan
Count from the Passover season toward Shavuot.
Shavuot
6 Sivan
Begins sunset May 21, 2026, and ends nightfall May 22, 2026 in Israel.
Download the Hebrew Calendar 5786 Monthly Images
Browse the full 12-month Hebrew Calendar 5786 image set below. The months are arranged from Tishrei through Elul, following the traditional Jewish year 5786.
Month 7 — Tishrei
Sep 23 — Oct 22, 2025
Tishrei opens Hebrew Calendar 5786 with the High Holy Days: Rosh Hashanah / Yom Teruah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot, and Shemini Atzeret / Simchat Torah in Israel.
Month 8 — Cheshvan
Oct 23 — Nov 20, 2025
Cheshvan is a quieter Hebrew month for steady study, preparation, and walking faithfully after the fall feasts.
Month 9 — Kislev
Nov 21 — Dec 20, 2025
Kislev includes the beginning of Hanukkah, a season often remembered for dedication, light, and faithfulness.
Month 10 — Tevet
Dec 21, 2025 — Jan 18, 2026
Tevet continues the winter season and includes the remembrance of Asarah B’Tevet.
Month 11 — Shevat
Jan 19 — Feb 17, 2026
Shevat includes Tu B’Shvat and points toward renewal, growth, and the turning of the year toward spring.
Month 12 — Adar
Feb 18 — Mar 18, 2026
Adar includes Purim and Shushan Purim, remembering deliverance, courage, and joy.
Month 1 — Nisan
Mar 19 — Apr 17, 2026
Nisan includes Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread, remembering deliverance, redemption, and the beginning of the spring feast season.
Month 2 — Iyar
Apr 18 — May 16, 2026
Iyar carries the counting of the Omer and includes Pesach Sheni and Lag B’Omer.
Month 3 — Sivan
May 17 — Jun 15, 2026
Sivan includes Shavuot, a time connected with covenant, harvest, and the giving of the Torah.
Month 4 — Tammuz
Jun 16 — Jul 14, 2026
Tammuz includes the fast of the 17th of Tammuz and the beginning of the Three Weeks.
Month 5 — Av
Jul 15 — Aug 13, 2026
Av includes Tisha B’Av and Tu B’Av, moving from mourning toward comfort and hope.
Month 6 — Elul
Aug 14 — Sep 11, 2026
Elul is a month of reflection and preparation before the fall appointed times begin again.
Helpful Hebrew Calendar and Scripture Study Links
Use these resources alongside the Hebrew Calendar 5786 for Scripture study, calendar comparison, weekly readings, and Sabbath preparation.
Walk Through the Hebrew Year with Scripture and Praise
The Hebrew Calendar 5786 can help you prepare for Shabbat, remember the appointed times, follow the rhythm of the traditional Jewish year, and compare the calendar used in Israel today with the Zadok / Enochian solar calendar.