Lag BaOmer Begins in 2022

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2022 Date	19 May 2022
2023 Date	8 May 2023

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Lag BaOmer Begins in

Thursday, 19 May

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🔥As you sit around your Lag B'Omer bonfire today, remember the history behind the BBQs! 🔥 Here at The City of David, we discovered a rare bronze coin from the period of the Bar Kochba Revolt (around 132 CE). 🪙 📸Koby Harati, COD Archive https://t.co/sorlP1VNZI
— City of David Ancient Jerusalem (@cityofdavid) May 18, 2022

Blessed are You, L-rd, who has commanded us concerning the counting of the sheaf. Today is Lag B'Omer, the thirty third day of the #Omer #Sheaf. Four weeks and five days. Read Psalm 78:40-55.
— Messianic Trust (@MessianicTrust) May 19, 2022

This morning in the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood in East Jerusalem. Abusive graffiti deaths for Arabs and curses for Muhammad. This is how Israel is celebrating today. Lag B'Omer is a holiday that symbolizes the end of mourning. https://t.co/jfojovGaLu
— Looking the OCCUPATION in the eye (@MistaclimEN) May 19, 2022

Today is Lag B'Omer, the 33rd day of the count of the Omer (49 days from Passover to Shavuot) — a day known for bonfires, haircuts, and weddings. 🔥 This minor Jewish festival has come to symbolize the resilience of the Jewish spirit. Chag Sameach! ✡️ https://t.co/fWQJTuJGj8
— BNJC (@BNJCBrighton) May 19, 2022

Happy Lag B’omer to every Jewish person across the world. We hope you celebrate this day with bonfires, music and a lot of good wishes! But most importantly, however you are marking today, enjoy... https://t.co/YO8I2TAG5q
— Black & White Bridging 🇺🇦 (@bw_bridging) May 18, 2022

Today is B'omer, Lag B'omer https://t.co/duWFHujWSW
— Frum Humor (@FrumHumor) May 19, 2022

Today is Lag B'Omer! It is tradition on this day to get a haircut, go for a hike, have a barbecue, and (this one is often forgotten but represents the ikar of the holiday) RESPECT ONE ANOTHER!
— Motor City Rabbi (@RabbiYoniDahlen) May 19, 2022

From this evening, Jews will be marking Lag B'Omer. Further information about festivals at: https://t.co/vlvWPKJclz with thanks to @shapcalendar
— Inter Faith Network (@IFNetUK) May 18, 2022

💥We wish all those celebrating a very happy Lag B’Omer! 💡Please follow London Fire Brigade safety guidance regarding bonfires and be considerate of your neighbours and other residents. https://t.co/JmvwuUAKW2 https://t.co/Cwwob20hfo
— Hackney Council (@hackneycouncil) May 18, 2022

Today is Lag B'Omer, a folkloric Jewish holiday that celebrates two things: 1) the life of Shimon Bar Yochai, purported author of my namesake, the Zohar 2) the abatement of a plague that killed 24,000 students of Rabbi Akiva. How do these two relate to one another? (THREAD)
— Zohar Atkins (@ZoharAtkins) May 19, 2022

Lag B'Omer in 2022

The Omer (Hebrew: ל״ג בעומר‎‎‎‎) refers to the 49 days between Passover and Shavuot. Lag B'Omer is the thirty-third day of counting of the Omer and falls on the lunar date of 18th Iyar (May).