Rosh Hashana in 2022

Rosh Hashana Quick Facts - GB 2022

AKA Name	Yom Ha-Zikkaron, Jewish New Year
ℹ HashtagsCompiled on05:03	#RoshHashanah
Related Hashtags	#ShanaTova, #RoshHashana, #JewishNewYear
2022 Date	25 September 2022
2023 Date	15 September 2023

2022 Holidays & Dates

Rosh Hashana (Start) in

Sunday, 25 Sep

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Rosh Hashana in 2022

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 2022

Updated 05:03

As families come together to celebrate #RoshHashanah I want to wish our Jewish community a happy new year. #ShanaTova https://t.co/ZRcXG7P5Ui
— Liz Truss (@trussliz) September 25, 2022

Shanah tovah! Whether you celebrate Rosh Hashana or not, I would like to wish anyone reading this a sweet, healthy and happy new year. https://t.co/hbwnAaagtB
— Dr Naomi Jacobs (@The_Ladylark) September 25, 2022

I’m separated from my family for #RoshHashana this year. I baked this honey cake anyway, to remind me of better, peaceful times. I hope all Ukrainians everywhere can be reunited with their families soon. #ShanaTova to all who are celebrating. https://t.co/2l6tQnQxPB
— Melinda Simmons (@MelSimmonsFCDO) September 25, 2022

Today marks the beginning of Rosh Hashana; Jewish New Year. It begins at sundown this evening and concludes nightfall of the 27th.This is a joyous time,very holy and uses the greeting “Shana Tova". Happy new year to all that celebrate! #ShanaTova @westhillschool https://t.co/SX2NuGk9DR
— West Hill School - RE & IDP (@WestHill_RE) September 25, 2022

Happy Rosh Hashana for those who celebrate! https://t.co/jiwRSvrHfa
— Gareth (@GarethConyard) September 25, 2022

Shanah Tovah to all our students and staff celebrating Rosh Hashana today which marks the start of the holiest period of the Jewish calendar✡️ https://t.co/bd0X03bBPO
— Sheffield Hallam University Multifaith Chaplaincy (@HallamChaplain) September 25, 2022

✡️Today is the first day of the Jewish New year festival, Rosh Hashana! The occasion is marked by the blowing of the shofar, and is the beginning of a 10-day period of introspection and repentance, which culminates in Yom Kippur. 🎉Shanah tovah! #RoshHashana #ShanahTovah https://t.co/22xpZf3KJ3
— MasonicCharitableFdn (@Masonic_Charity) September 25, 2022

Celebrating Jewish New Year in the best way I know. Shana Tovah to all those that celebrate, wishing you a sweet new year! #shanatova #RoshHashanah https://t.co/fhkJs2d0u4
— Deborah Margolis (@MargolisDeborah) September 25, 2022

#ShanaTova to all those friends & colleagues who are celebrating… https://t.co/zFD6q44Hev
— Colin Pettigrew (@yourdcsnotts) September 25, 2022

Thank you to @CST_UK for ensuring their 24/7 Security & Antisemitic Incident line will remain open during the High Holy Days 📲 0800 032 3263. Wishing the Jewish community a sweet, peaceful and safe new year #shanatova https://t.co/08SgbsLyWU
— Victims’ Commissioner London (@LDNVictimsComm) September 25, 2022