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Israel's Education Ministry Clarifies Holiday Break Schedule

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Israel's Ministry of Education has clarified the school holiday schedule between Yom Kippur and Sukkot, announcing a full break and designating the intermediate days of Sukkot as school days. Classes will resume on Sunday, Tishrei 23.

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  • No classes will be held between Yom Kippur and Sukkot.
  • The break between holidays runs from Tishrei 11 to Tishrei 13.
  • Intermediate days of Sukkot are designated as school days.
  • Classes resume on Sunday, Tishrei 23.

The Israeli Ministry of Education has released its official holiday schedule for the upcoming academic year, addressing parental and student inquiries regarding the days between the High Holidays. According to the updated calendar, there will be a full break, with no classes held, between Yom Kippur and Sukkot. This break will commence on Tuesday, Tishrei 11, and conclude on Thursday, Tishrei 13, 5787 (2026). Immediately following this period, the Sukkot holiday itself begins on the eve of Friday, Tishrei 14, and extends through Saturday, Tishrei 22.

The Ministry further clarified that the intermediate days of Sukkot, known as Chol HaMoed, are designated as full school days. Classes across all educational institutions are set to resume as normal on Sunday, Tishrei 23, 5787.

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