Das Neue Jahr beginnt im Judentum nicht im Januar, sondern mit dem Fest Rosch ha-Schana im Herbst. Gute Vorsätze und Wünsche für das Jahr spielen eine große Rolle. Nach dem Neujahrsfest folgt eine Bußzeit. Man bittet Gott um Vergebung. Die Bußzeit wird mit Jom Kippur beendet, dem Versöhnungstag. Über beide Feste berichtet der folgende Erklärfilm.
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