This is a funny cartoon rabbi giving a greet for the Jewish new year: "Rosh Ha Shana". The rabbi is dressed in formal orthodox jewish clothes and hat. He has a long white beard and Peyes (Sidecurls, worn by some religious jews). It is a famous tradition to send Rosh HaShana greetings to friends and family, and they are also highly appreciated when sent by a non jewish person. This Rosh Ha shana greeting has a blank page where you can write a personal Rosh Ha Shana greet to your friend or family member. The common phrase is "Shana tova", which stands for "good year" in hebrew. Rosh Hashanah ( literally "head of the year" is a Jewish holiday commonly referred to as the "Jewish New Year." It is observed on the first day of Tishrei, the seventh month of the Hebrew calendar. With this greeting card, your Jewish friends are surely going to have a "Shana tova".