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Bank's Holidays in Israel for 2008, 2009
Israel, officially the State of Israel, is a country in Western Asia located on the eastern edge of the Mediterranean Sea. It borders Lebanon in the north, Syria in the northeast, Egypt on the southwest, and Jordan in the east, and contains geographically diverse features within its relatively small area. The West Bank and Gaza Strip are also adjacent. Government – Parliamentary democracy. President – Shimon Peres. Official languages – Hebrew, Arabic.
Jerusalem – the capital and the largest city. Main industries – high-technology projects (including aviation, communications, computer-aided design and manufacture, medical electronics, fiber optics), wood and paper products, potash and phosphates, food, beverages, and tobacco, caustic soda, cement, construction, metal products, chemical products, plastics, diamond cutting, textiles and footwear. Famous cities: Haifa, Nazareth, Tel Aviv-Jaffaa, Bat Yam, Netanya, Ashdod, Arad, Ramat Gan, Bnei Brak, Beersheba, etc.
Human Development Index 2007/2008 rankings for Israel is 0.932 (23rd, high) in High Human Development countries. Currency – Israeli new sheqel (NIS). Fiscal year – calendar year. Gini coefficient – 38.6%. Trade organisations – WTO, OECD (trial member), WJC. Inflation rate – 0.4% (2007). from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Weekends in Israel are Friday to Saturday. Non-Jews companies may choose Friday, Saturday or Sunday as their main weekly holiday.Time Zone: IST (UTC+2). Summer – (DST) (UTC+3).
| Holidays |
2008 |
2009 |
| Europe calendar |
Israel calendar |
Europe calendar |
Israel calendar |
Purim (banks are closed)
(Deliverance of the Jews)
(between February 24 - March 26) |
March 21 (Fri) |
Adar 14 |
March 10 (Tue) |
Adar 14 |
Pesach I (banks are closed)
(First day of Passover) |
April 20 (Sun) |
Nisan 15 | April 9 (Thu) |
Nisan 15 |
| Pesach VII (Last day of Passover) |
April 26 (Sat) |
Nisan 21 | April 15 (Wed) |
Nisan 21 |
| Independence Day (Yom HaAtzmaut) |
May 8 (Thu) |
Iyar 3 | April 29 (Wed) |
Iyar 3 |
Pentecost (Shavuot)
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June 9 (Mon) |
Sivan 6 | May 29 (Fri) |
Sivan 6 |
Destruction of the 1st and 2nd Temples (Tisha B'Av ) | August 10 (Sun) |
Av 9 | July 30 (Thu) |
Av 9 |
| Bank Holiday |
September 28-29 (Sun- Mon) |
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New Year (banks are closed)
(Rosh Hashanah - new year 5769) |
September 30 (Tue) |
Tishri 1 | September 19 (Sat) |
Tishri 1 |
New Year day 2 (banks are closed)
(Rosh Hashanah - new year 5769) |
October 1 (Wed) |
Tishri 2 | September 20 (Sun) |
Tishri 2 |
| Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement) |
October 9 (Thu) |
Tishri 10 | September 28 (Mon) |
Tishri 10 |
| Sukkot I (banks are closed) |
October 14 (Tue) |
Tishri 15 | October 3 (Sat) |
Tishri 15 |
| Sukkot II (banks are closed) |
October 15 (Wed) |
Tishri 16 | October 4 (Sun) |
Tishri 16 |
Assembly of the Eighth Day
(Shmini Atzeret/Simchat Torah) |
October 21 (Tue) |
Tishri 22 | October 10 (Sat) |
Tishri 22 |
Hanukkah (Kislev 25-Tevet 2/3) – December 22 (Mon) 2008; December 12 (Sat) 2009 (Kislev 25).
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