Rosh Hashanah or Rosh Hashanah is a Jewish New Year, one of the most significant holidays, which is celebrated on the new moon of the autumn month of Tishrei (September-October). It symbolizes not only the beginning of the year according to the Jewish calendar, but also the beginning of the days of repentance, when the Lord decides the fate of a person for the next year. The Jewish New Year lasts only two days and each year on different dates, as it depends on the lunar calendar. Despite the expectation of God's judgment, the feast is fun, according to all symbolic rites. It is customary to read prayers, trumpet in Shofar, eat traditional dishes and hope for a bright future. And also to congratulate each other, sending beautiful cards for the Jewish New Year.