Shavuot in 2021

There is something so reassuring that in a few hours I will log off social media for 48 hours to celebrate the festival of Shavuot, which commemorates the giving of the Torah. When I log back, I pray I will see a calmer and kinder world. A world one step closer to peace.

— Howard Feldman (@HowardFeldman) May 16, 2021

This evening we will celebrate Shavuot, the festival of the giving of the Torah. When the Torah was given, when we received the Ten Commandments, the people of Israel stood together, as Rashi writes, 'As one person, with one heart.'

— PM of Israel (@IsraeliPM) May 16, 2021

#ShabbatShalom, my lovely South Africans! Time to switch off all tech, & take a break from the pinging & ringing for 25 hours+. There’ll be no episode of #LibertyAndFriends this Sunday at 8pm, because I’ll be observing the Jewish holiday of #Shavuot! See y’all next Wednesday! https://t.co/dz61dgyudx

— Sihle Ngobese (@BigDaddyLiberty) May 14, 2021

We would like to wish all of our Jewish colleagues, clients and friends a Chag Sameach (a happy holiday). Have a Blessed Shavuot! https://t.co/ijk3gUZa7L

— Webber Wentzel (@webberwentzel) May 16, 2021

Worldwide Shavuot - Pentecost worldwide event with the reading of the 10... https://t.co/V4wBgUzWIJ via @YouTube

— Rose Jena (@rjena) May 16, 2021

Israeli Jews, our only comeback to your one day less of matzah is our extra day of cheesecake. Chag sameach! #Shavuot

— Rabbi Ari Shishler (@Rabbishish) May 16, 2021

If we were allowed to use devices on Yom Tov, so many people would stay up for Tikun Leil #Shavuot.

— Rabbi Ari Shishler (@Rabbishish) May 16, 2021