Israel Holidays 2027: Official National & Jewish Holidays & Long Weekend Guide

Official 2027 Israel national & jewish holidays calendar. Find verified dates for Passover, Independence Day, Shavuot, Rosh Hashanah, and Yom Kippur, long weekend leave hacks, and 1-click calendar sync.

Best Days to Take Leave in Israel 2027

Use these holiday-anchored annual leave ideas to turn a few leave days into longer breaks:

  • Take Fri, Apr 23 to get 4 days off from Apr 22 to Apr 25. Uses 1 leave day; anchored by Pesach.
  • Take Thu, Jun 10 to get 4 days off from Jun 10 to Jun 13. Uses 1 leave day; anchored by Shavuot.
  • Take Mon, Jun 14 to get 4 days off from Jun 11 to Jun 14. Uses 1 leave day; anchored by Shavuot.
  • Take Fri, Oct 8 to get 4 days off from Oct 8 to Oct 11. Uses 1 leave day; anchored by Yom Kippur.
  • Take Tue, Oct 12 to get 4 days off from Oct 9 to Oct 12. Uses 1 leave day; anchored by Yom Kippur.

Israel 2027 Long Weekend & Vacation Planning Guide

Discover 3 long weekend and bridge day opportunities in 2027 to maximize your annual leave:

  • Pesach (2027-04-22, Thursday) - 4-day Bridge Weekend: Take Friday off for a 4-day extended mini-vacation (Thu–Sun)!
  • Shavuot (2027-06-11, Friday) - 3-day Weekend: Automatic 3-day weekend (Fri–Sun) with 0 days of leave needed!
  • Yom Kippur (2027-10-11, Monday) - 3-day Weekend: Automatic 3-day weekend (Sat–Mon) with 0 days of leave needed!

Israel Official Public Holidays 2027 Schedule

Date Day Holiday Name Type
Apr 22 (2027-04-22) Thu Pesach Public
Apr 28 (2027-04-28) Wed Seventh day of Pesach Public
May 12 (2027-05-12) Wed Independence Day Public
Jun 11 (2027-06-11) Fri Shavuot Public
Oct 2 (2027-10-02) Sat Rosh Hashanah Public
Oct 3 (2027-10-03) Sun Rosh Hashanah Public
Oct 11 (2027-10-11) Mon Yom Kippur Public
Oct 16 (2027-10-16) Sat Sukkot Public
Oct 23 (2027-10-23) Sat Simchat Torah / Shemini Atzeret Public

About Israel Holidays & Observances

Israel observes national and jewish public holidays, with dates that may be updated by official proclamation. Commercial banks, government offices, schools, and financial institutions are typically closed on statutory public holidays.

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