Shofars sounded along the Ukrainian frontlines, offering Jewish soldiers a powerful moment of faith during Rosh Hashanah.

Learn about Israelis' beloved Rosh Hashanah traditions and discover the diverse and meaningful ways in which individuals celebrate this important holiday.

Prime Minister discusses Iran threat and Abraham Accords during traditional toast at the Prime Minister's Office ahead of the Jewish new year.

Watch the moving and uplifting selichot prayers offered at the Western Wall in preparation for this year's Rosh Hashanah.

Best wishes for a good year filled with health, happiness and peace!

It is customary for Jews to eat symbolic foods on the Jewish New Year, such as apples and honey. However, the reasoning behind it might not be what you think!

Did you know that everything in your life can change suddenly and dramatically, without warning?

The evening of September 6, 2021 will launch the Jewish New Year 5782.

Rosh Hashana is not just the anniversary of creation. It is also the anniversary of the beginning of God's rule over mankind.

This extraordinary video on the occasion of the Jewish New Year teaches a beautiful lesson about how to get the most out of the Rosh Hashana holiday.

Rabbi David Lau called on Jews across the globe to declare a fast day as a spiritual response to the mounting health crisis.

United with Israel wishes everyone a happy, healthy, prosperous New Year! We thank you for your past support and invite you to continue to help us grow in the coming year.

The Israel Border Police shares joy and optimism for the coming year while showing some of Israel's highlights and successes during the past year.

Jerusalem-based paramedics recount their experiences saving lives over the past year, when Palestinian terror attacks against Israelis skyrocketed.

This lovely Rosh Hashana video features traditional Jewish music accompanying photos symbolizing the observance of the Jewish New Year.

The Jewish New Year is a time of exciting new beginnings, and there is no better place to observe this occasion than in the Jewish State itself.

Use the next 30 days – on a daily basis – to prepare for the High Holy Days so that we will truly enter the New Year as better people than we were last year.