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March 2026

Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2
  • Tzom Esther
3
  • Purim
4
  • Shushan Purim
5
6
7
8
  • International Women's Day
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
  • Yom HaAliyah
29
30
31

Israel uses the Hebrew calendar for official dates, public holidays and observances.

Israel holidays and observances — March 2026

  • 2 Tzom Esther (religious)
  • 3 Purim (religious)
  • 4 Shushan Purim (religious)
  • 8 International Women's Day (observance)
  • 28 Yom HaAliyah (observance)

Working days and holidays

27 working days
4 Fridays
no official holidays

Based on Israel's official public holidays and the Saturday weekend.

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March 2026 calendar

March 2026 in the Gregorian calendar — full dates, weekdays and holidays below. This month includes 2 observances and 3 religious holidays.

March 2026 holidays

  • Tzom Esther Religious holiday 2 March 2026
  • Purim Religious holiday 3 March 2026
  • Shushan Purim Religious holiday 4 March 2026
  • International Women's Day Observance 8 March 2026
  • Yom HaAliyah Observance 28 March 2026

Working days and holidays

27 working days, 4 Fridays and no official holidays, out of 31 days in total.

Based on Israel's official public holidays and the Saturday weekend.

FAQ

How many working days are in March 2026?
March 2026 has 27 working days out of 31 days — 4 Fridays and no official holidays, based on Israel's public holidays and the Saturday weekend.
Any long weekends in March 2026?
No long weekends you can create with one day off in March 2026.
What holidays are in March 2026?
March 2026 has 2 observances and 3 religious holidays: Tzom Esther (2 March), Purim (3 March), Shushan Purim (4 March), International Women's Day (8 March) and Yom HaAliyah (28 March).