The Yesod veshoresh hovodah says to bring Mashiach, do good to people who did bad to you. He says it from Zohar that this stops tragedies and antisemitism. Pray for people who hurt you to get the most Olom Habah and then pray for Mashiach and for everyone to have Techiyas hameisim. Put this sign in shul, Email this to everyone

Hello,

I created a calendar several years ago, downloaded it and then imported it into my Google account.

This was before the "counter" was implemented into the calendar (that Heb Cal added "3rd Hebrew Birthday" or "2nd Yahrzeit" text before the persons name).

As the family expanded (or לא עלינו shrunk), I added more events to the calendar. At one point I noticed the change that the "counter" was added. It is a great idea and I loved it. Prior to the counter I added to the persons name the year of birth or passing and then one could calculate how many years past.

I wanted now to add another event to the calendar.

But, I noticed a change - the "counter" is now in Hebrew (יארצייט ה-2 של Itzhak ben Avraham) and I don't see how to change it to English.

I browsed through the "help" section and unfortunately did no find an answer.

Is it possible to change the "יארצייט ה-2" to English (I know it's possible to open the calendar file on notepad++ and change it manually, but I hope it's possible to do it through Heb Cal website prior of downloading the file).

If it makes any difference, I live in Israel. But, I also tried doing it through a US IP and no change.

Computer details - OS: Win 10 || Region: Israel  || Region format: English (Israel) || OS Language: English US.

Thank you!

November 30 is showing "Mevarchim."

Should it be "Machar Chodesh?"

Thanks

Created a subscribed calendar link which originally contained only Yahrzeit's. I have now started adding birthdays and anniversaries. The name has changed to Hebrew Anniversaries. However the subscribed link ends with name Yahrzeit.ics. This is weirding me out. Happy to try to copy over my calendar  and create a new link but don't want to do one event at a time. Any solutions?

The Hebcal UNIX program was a C reimplementation of the calendar code found in the Emacs text editor. That was written by Prof. Edward Reingold, who wrote a book on calendar algorithms with Nahum Dershowitz. I think it would be showing kavod to include both their names under the "About" page on Hebcal.org, as they are the ones who contributed the core technology. Here is a page with more information:

http://hebcal.github.io/

https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/EdwardReingold

Thanks,

~Tomer Altman

Are the readings for Parshat Chukat correct the triennial cycle, Year 2? I see that there was a mistake in the original planning document that was later correct on Hebcal, but I wonder if perhaps this was overlooked. The kriyah for Year 2 is shown as beginning at the beginning of the full parasha, which I don’t believe is correct. 

Hi,

I uploaded my yahrzeits in 2019 but now I need to amend/add to my list. I spent considerable tie collating them and would need to start again from scratch if I deleted the current Hebcal in my Google calendar. Is there any way of seeing the hebrew dates so that I don't have to start again?