SHEFITA - Mi Yemalel (Hanukkah 2019) | שפיטה - מי ימלל 

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I'm watching in next August :)

no, Jewish holidays start according to the Hebrew calender. Hanukkah starts every year on 25th day of the month of Kislev.

The date for the start of Hanukkah changes every year on the Gregorian calendar, because the Hebrew calendar is different.

@@screamtoasigh9984 but ever in december or can be in july or september etc. like ramadan?

@@bibiana761 no it's usually the last week of November at the earliest (in 2013, or the last time was over 100 years ago), normally it's December... But it really depends on the calender... It starts the 25 Kislev. There is a calculator, to convert Hebrew to Gregorian or vice versa. I did it for 25 Kislev 6761 (the year 3000! So you can see what I mean...) www.hebcal.com/converter/?hd=25&hm=Kislev&hy=6761&h2g=1 ... usually it's near Diwali, the Hindu Festival of lights, but that was really early this year, I don't know what calender system they use. BTW, Jewish holidays start at sundown in whatever your location is, not at midnight - or the turning of the calender. Usually it's easier to just use hebcal calender addition, you can do it by your zipcode so you know when sundown is, so the schedule is listed. I'm sure other religions have a similar system. I don't know why Ramadan would move around so much (date wise). 🤔

@@bibiana761 when it fell in November the last time, it was so rare, it got a nickname - en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thanksgivukkah