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The Jewish New Year for people, animals, and legal contracts, Rosh Hashana will begin at sunset on September 12th and ends at sunset at September 14th and a Rosh Hashanah Party will be held at that time. In today's world, it can be a struggle for modern Jewish families, which often includes blended families, to combine more modern traditions with religious rituals and inherent to the Jewish faith and long established celebrations rooted in the faith.
Many families, especially blended families have started traditions of their own by maintaining the traditions inherent to their faith while blending in elements of other traditions. For example, since Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish New Year, some families are blending elements of secular New Year's celebrations with religious tradition and rites, to create new, enduring traditions.
Consider combining the two by celebrating with a traditional dinner on the first day of Rosh Hashanah, and invite guests to celebrate the second day with party activities and a blend of traditional and non-traditional food and activities.
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