Druze New Year’s Day, also known as Druze New Year, is celebrated by the Druze community, primarily in Lebanon, Syria, and Israel. This holiday marks the beginning of the new year in the Druze calendar, which is based on the lunar cycle. The celebration typically involves family gatherings, special meals, and various cultural activities that reflect the community's rich traditions. The date of Druze New Year’s Day varies each year, as it follows the lunar calendar. During this time, Druze people often reflect on their values and beliefs, emphasizing unity and community. The holiday serves as an opportunity for the Druze to strengthen their bonds and celebrate their unique heritage.