Hi, thanks for using Hebcal.

If you'd like to include Modern holidays such as Yom haAtzmaut, Yom haShoah, Yom haZikaron on the calendar, please check the box "Modern holidays" when generating your calendar

https://www.hebcal.com/hebcal

Shana tova!

Thanks so much for asking!

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Shana Tova!

Great. Closing this as fixed.

Hi rbyaffe, we're checking back in to see if Google Calendar eventually refreshed your personal yahrzeit/anniversary calendar?

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Hi, thanks for your question.

This behavior is by design. The Shabbat API always displays the current week's information, including both Friday and Saturday, even if Friday has already passed. No, there is no way to change this behavior by specifying different start/end parameters.

If you want control over date ranges please instead use our Jewish calendar API and specify start and end parameters. The returned JSON is nearly identical to the Shabbat API so it should be easy to transition to this supported API.

thanks for contacting Hebcal!

If you are able to create a translation of many names of holidays and sections of the Torah we would be delighted to offer Ukrainian. Do you have the time and expertise to help?

You would want to make a copy of an existing translation file, perhaps Russian, and use a tool like Poedit to create the Ukrainian translations

https://github.com/hebcal/hebcal-locales/blob/main/po/ru.po

Then, when you finish, you can post it as a file attachment here, as a GitHub pull request, or email the file to webmaster@hebcal.com

Thanks again and Shana tova!

Thanks for using Hebcal.

Thanks for the suggestion to add a calendar feed for Mishna Berura Yomi; we will consider this idea for the future.

Shana Tova!

Thanks for using Hebcal and thanks for posting your question here.

We don't currently have an option to display the day of the week on the Hebrew Date calendar feed. Thanks for the suggestion; we will consider this idea for the future.

Shana Tova! 

Glad you got it working.

Yes, the major difference is parameters to control options. The Shabbat API attempts to keep things extremely simple (which means less flexibility). The Jewish calendar API is much more full-featured.

Hi, quick response: yes, indeed, this is by design. The Shabbat API always displays both Friday and Saturday, even if Friday has already passed.

No, there is no way to change this behavior.

If you want more control over date ranges use our Jewish calendar API and specify start and end parameters. The returned JSON is nearly identical to the Shabbat API so it should be easy to transition to this alternate API

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