Thanks for the suggestion. To merge a Jewish holiday calendar and a personal Yahrzeit/Anniversary calendar into the same view, we recommend importing your Hebcal events into a separate calendar app.

We provide step-by-step instructions for importing into Apple, Google, Outlook and other calendar apps.

Hi, thanks for contacting Hebcal.

We do not offer an iPhone app for Hebcal just yet. We do offer two options that could be useful to you:

1. Jewish holiday downloads for iPhone

https://www.hebcal.com/home/77/iphone-ipad-jewish-holidays

2. Hebcal app for Apple Watch

https://www.hebcal.com/home/apple-watch

for details about holidays, we recommend you instead use the Jewish Calendar API

https://www.hebcal.com/home/195/jewish-calendar-rest-api

you can control the event types by specifying exactly which holidays you want to see, and when parsing the result you can use the category and subcat fields to understand what types of holiday events the API returns

One additional suggestion: if you are trying to find all of the email subscriptions you may have for yahrzeit reminders, you can test out our new email search

https://www.hebcal.com/yahrzeit/search

We'd welcome any feedback about this new feature!

Thanks so much for your feedback! How do other calendars in Israel annotate the last day of חוה״מ so that non-observant people know that there should only be a half day of work? If you can share some other examples, this would help is in understanding how to design an enhancement for the Outlook calendar feed for Israel.

Hi, can you please send us a screenshot of the error message you received? We believe our email service is working fine but we would like to help you fix the problem.

To subscribe to weekly Shabbat candle-lighting times and Torah portion by email, visit this page

https://www.hebcal.com/email

Hi, thanks for your message. We're sorry to hear that you are receiving multiple yahrzeit reminders when you wish to receive only one.

Our yahrzeit reminder service doesn't check for duplicates (to see if an email address has already signed up for email reminders) when you enter your email address. It's possible that you signed up multiple times with the same email address.

The solution is to click the Unsubscribe link in the bottom of 3 out of the 4 the email messages you recently received, and then confirm that you do wish to unsubscribe from reminders.

In years when Acharei Mot and Kedoshim are separate, Kedoshim is often preempted by a special haftarah, and Acharei Mot is not preempted, the dominant Ashkenazi custom is to read the haftarah from Amos on Shabbat Acharei Mot.

This situation happens very infrequently - about 6% of the time. This year is very rare in that the parshiyot are read separately and neither coincides with a special Shabbat; this last happened 27 years ago, and will not occur again for another 17 years.

The explanation of different customs offered by Rabbi David E. S. Stein in http://www.scholar.davidesstein.name/Articles/HaftarotOfEtzHayim--Stein.pdf is an excellent resource that explains further.

Hello, thanks for your message. Passover for Israel ended on Monday, 29 April 2024 and in the Diaspora it ended on Tuesday, 30 April 2024.

If somehow you found a place where the Hebcal.com website displayed the incorrect date, we would like to fix the error. Could you please share a URL or a screenshot where you see the mistake?

Hi, thanks for your message.

Our daily learning program includes Tanakh Yomi. This is a daily learning cycle for completing Tanakh annually. On Shabbat, each Torah portion is recited. On weekdays, Prophets and Writings are recited according to the ancient Masoretic division of sedarim. This cycle is completed each year.

For example, today's Tanakh Yomi is Ezekiel Seder 18 (Ezekiel 29:21-31:18)

Do you have a source for a different daily chumash study schedule?

What is your source for Daily Rashi?

Chag Pesach Sameach and Shabbat Shalom!