Israeli and Jewish traditions, etiquette, and social norms, from Shabbat and holidays to daily customs and national symbols. Front: the Hebrew word or phrase (romanization in parentheses). Back: English meaning.
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- שבת (Shabbat)
- The Sabbath, the Jewish day of rest from Friday evening to Saturday evening
- שבת שלום (Shabbat Shalom)
- Peaceful Sabbath (common Sabbath greeting)
- כשר (Kasher)
- Kosher, food that follows Jewish dietary law
- חג (Chag)
- Holiday, festival
- חג שמח (Chag Sameach)
- Happy holiday (common festival greeting)
- ראש השנה (Rosh Hashanah)
- The Jewish New Year
- יום כיפור (Yom Kippur)
- The Day of Atonement, the holiest day in Judaism
- פסח (Pesach)
- Passover
- חנוכה (Chanukah)
- Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights
- סוכות (Sukkot)
- The Feast of Tabernacles
- בר מצווה (Bar Mitzvah)
- Coming-of-age ceremony for a 13-year-old boy
- בת מצווה (Bat Mitzvah)
- Coming-of-age ceremony for a 12-year-old girl
- כותל (Kotel)
- The Western Wall in Jerusalem
- מזוזה (Mezuzah)
- A small case with a scripture scroll fixed to doorposts
- בית כנסת (Beit Knesset)
- Synagogue
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