Rosh Hashana in 2021

Rosh Hashana Quick Facts - MX 2021

AKA Name	Yom Ha-Zikkaron, Jewish New Year
ℹ HashtagsCompiled on16:48	#RoshHashanah
Related Hashtags	#ShanaTova, #RoshHashanah, #Roshhashana
2021 Date	6 September 2021
2022 Date	25 September 2022

2021 Holidays & Dates

Rosh Hashana (Start) in

Monday, Sep 6

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Rosh Hashana in 2021

Rosh Hashanah (Hebrew: ראש השנה) is the Jewish New Year. Rosh Hashanah literally translates to the Head of the Year.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for Rosh Hashana - in 2021

Updated 16:47

Shana Tova to all that celebrate! Wishing you & your family blessings of a sweet new year. Here’s to health, comfort, peace, solace, love, & prosperity. May conscientious action based in social justice, equity, respect, & dignity bring a bright new year! #RoshHashanah #ShanaTova https://t.co/1W4zq1PlQc
— Analisa Swan 🆘 #DemForce⚖️💛🐝🥁🌹 (@Analisa_Swan) September 7, 2021

The sweetest start to a new year! Grateful to spend some time with loved ones this long weekend #ShanaTova https://t.co/carcJRHRLu
— Lindsay Rotblatt, M.A. (@FuturePhDLinds) September 7, 2021

In an era of cancel culture, where past wrongs are sometimes treated as permanent stains, it is worth recalling that Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year, is a celebration of the power of repentance and forgiveness and of the belief that people can change. (1/2)
— Tal Becker (@tal_becker) September 6, 2021

Got a rosh hashana card from my favorite niece. "Are you gonna put this on your tweeter?" Why yes, I think I will. https://t.co/sokWbQxPBa
— Moshe Kahn 👀 (@kahntra) September 7, 2021

Let’s have more sweetness in our lives #ShanaTova https://t.co/E2bOVZGVzV
— Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (@DebbieforFL) September 7, 2021

shanah tovah from the combination rosh hashana labor day BBQ https://t.co/lgb8sQ9cBL https://t.co/fQiDUYpvbJ
— Zach Lipton (@zachlipton) September 7, 2021

#ShanaTova to all those celebrating Jewish New Year from all @cppeengland May this forthcoming year bring health, peace and prosperity https://t.co/FzW4NC910Q
— Michelle Styles 💙 (@mwbstyles) September 6, 2021

Throwback: An old Yemenite man blows the shofar for Rosh Hashanah in 1947. #shanatova https://t.co/3yO2tTDbTo
— Israeli Culture (@IsraeliCulture) September 8, 2021

Wishing our partners and friends around the world a happy and healthy sweet new year. Happy Rosh Hashana! https://t.co/WVWqerr0uC
— Israel Aerospace Industries (@ILAerospaceIAI) September 6, 2021

Chag sameach! Tonight begins the celebration of Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year. We pray you have a sweet and prosperous New Year. This day also kicks off the season of the High Holidays. Join us as we pray for the Jewish people in this special time. #sidroth #roshhashana https://t.co/gRw6tmgKRD
— Sid Roth (@SidRothTV) September 6, 2021