Hebrew date התאריך העברי

How it works

The Hebrew calendar is lunisolar: months follow the moon (29 or 30 days) and a thirteenth month (Adar I) is added in 7 years of every 19 so that Pesach stays in spring. The rules are fixed arithmetic (the molad and the postponement rules), so any date can be converted exactly. A Hebrew day runs from nightfall to nightfall, so after sunset tick the box to get the next date.