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myjewishaesthetic:Rosh Hashana Greeting Cards, made in the 1890s in New York, depicting the act of K
fox-teeth: Shana tova u’metuka / Good and sweet new year this Rosh Hashanah(I recently learned griff
noamsussman:happy rosh hashana!
#ShanáTová! ✡
Happy Rosh Hashana….
Who Will Live And Who Will Die? A Troubling High Holiday Prayer Every Rosh Hashana we say the prayer
noamsussman:happy rosh hashana!
tzilahjewishcultureandhistory: Vintage Rosh Hashana postcards from the Netherlands. All are dated be
fox-teeth: Shana tova u’metuka / Good and sweet new year this Rosh Hashanah (I recently learn
Photos performing tashlich by the Toronto waterfront between York and Bay (today a disappeared shore
Shana tova!
“Rosh Hashanah in Jerusalem” and “Yom Kippur in Safed” by Michal Meron
fox-teeth:fox-teeth: Shana tova u’metuka / Good and sweet new year this Rosh Hashanah(I recently lea
sarahgreenillustration:Rosh Hashanah is the start of the Jewish new year. We say l'shana tovah, whic
hiddurmitzvah:People buying Rosh Hashanah greeting cards from a street vendor in Tel Aviv, 1955.
fox-teeth: Shana tova u’metuka / Good and sweet new year this Rosh Hashanah(I recently learned griff
eretzyisrael:Pictured on this Rosh HaShanah card is the “illegal” immigration ship The Exodus 1947.
imtooticky:My coworkers complain when we can’t assign homework over Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.As
Die Neue Synagoge in Essen ad Ruhr, erbaut von Professor Edmund Körner - 1914 - via Internet Archive
fox-teeth:fox-teeth: Shana tova u’metuka / Good and sweet new year this Rosh Hashanah(I recently lea
fox-teeth: Shana tova u’metuka / Good and sweet new year this Rosh Hashanah(I recently learned griff
silver-trumpets:sarahgreenillustration:Rosh Hashanah is the start of the Jewish new year. We say l's
imtooticky:My coworkers complain when we can’t assign homework over Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.As
sarahgreenillustration:Rosh Hashanah is the start of the Jewish new year. We say l'shana tovah, whic
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