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Catholic/Protestant Pentecost Monday 2026 in Israel

Whit Monday, or Pentecost Monday, is a Christian holiday. It is the day after Pentecost, also known as Whit Sunday or Whitsunday, which commemorates the descent of the Holy Ghost upon the disciples of Jesus Christ, according to the New Testament of the Bible.

Is Catholic/Protestant Pentecost Monday a Public Holiday?

While government and private businesses are open on this day, non-Jewish employees and businesses may take the day off to observe their religious holy day.

The dove symbolizes the Holy Spirit.

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About Catholic/Protestant Pentecost Monday

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Catholic/Protestant Pentecost Monday Observances

Note: Israeli labor law grants non-Jewish employees the option to observe their own religious holidays rather than the national Jewish holidays. Certain employers, collective agreements, or workplace policies may also permit employees of all faiths to take up to two elective leave days per calendar year, in addition to their statutory annual vacation entitlement.

YearWeekdayDateNameHoliday Type
2020MonJun 1Catholic/Protestant Pentecost MondayElective Holiday
2021MonMay 24Catholic/Protestant Pentecost MondayElective Holiday
2022MonJun 6Catholic/Protestant Pentecost MondayElective Holiday
2023MonMay 29Catholic/Protestant Pentecost MondayElective Holiday
2024MonMay 20Catholic/Protestant Pentecost MondayElective Holiday
2025MonJun 9Catholic/Protestant Pentecost MondayElective Holiday
2026MonMay 25Catholic/Protestant Pentecost MondayElective Holiday
2027MonMay 17Catholic/Protestant Pentecost MondayElective Holiday
2028MonJun 5Catholic/Protestant Pentecost MondayElective Holiday
2029MonMay 21Catholic/Protestant Pentecost MondayElective Holiday
2030MonJun 10Catholic/Protestant Pentecost MondayElective Holiday

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