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Rosh Hashana 2009: 5770 on the Jewish Calendar

Rosh Hashana is the Jewish New Year.

Rosh Hashanah 2009 falls on Saturday and Sunday, September 19, and 20, 2009 (holiday starts at sundown on Friday night September 18).

See our Rosh Hashana page for more information on dates, customs, and laws concerning this most enjoyable holiday.

Rosh Hashana Cards and Jewish High Holiday Gifts

We feature a number of designs for Rosh Hashan, including cards and humorous t-shirts. Send real cards this year and win friends and impress enemies.

Rosh Hashana Cards
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Then there's our popular "L'shana tova" design. That means "for a good year" in Hebrew, the traditional greeting for the new year.

Lshana Tova Teddy Bear
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Judaica Gifts for the Digital Age

Digital Judaica takes the internet to a new level of Judaica production. Digital photographs and digital designs are uploaded to the internet where a professional "print on demand" service prints them on some 70 possible items. Join the digital revolution, buy your digital Judaica online today.

Here's a 4 minute video presenting some of our products. All designs can be adapted to other products, personalized for you use, and new designs can be made on demand. Special pricing for schools and organizations.

Featured Holiday Gifts

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