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When is Black Friday 2026?

Black Friday 2026 falls on Friday, 27 November 2026, the day after Thanksgiving in the United States (Thursday, 26 November). Cyber Monday follows on Monday, 30 November. In Israel the day falls on a Friday, so many stores run their sales from Thursday or through the whole week.

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Black Friday is always the Friday after the fourth Thursday of November, so it falls between 23 and 29 November. Singles' Day, the Chinese shopping day, comes earlier, on 11 November.

Israeli consumer law applies to sale prices too. For an online or phone purchase you may cancel within 14 days of receiving the product or the transaction document, whichever is later. The cancellation fee is capped at 5% of the price or 100 shekels, whichever is lower, and is zero when the product is defective, not as described or late. The refund is due within 14 days of the cancellation notice. Some goods, such as food, medicines and items made to order, cannot be returned.

This page summarizes the general rules. The terms of a specific sale, and the Consumer Protection Authority, are the place to check details.

Dates

Online cancellation in Israel
14 days; fee up to 5% or 100 shekels, the lower
Black Friday 2027
Friday, 26 November 2027

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Frequently Asked Questions

When is Black Friday 2026?

Friday, 27 November 2026, the day after US Thanksgiving.

When is Cyber Monday 2026?

Monday, 30 November 2026.

Can I cancel a Black Friday purchase in Israel?

Yes. Online and phone purchases can be cancelled within 14 days of receiving the product or the transaction document, whichever is later, with a fee of at most 5% or 100 shekels, whichever is lower. Some goods are excluded.

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About the data

Date: the Friday after the fourth Thursday of November (Thanksgiving 2026 is 26 November). Israeli Consumer Protection Law, section 14C (distance sales): 14 days, fee up to 5% or 100 shekels, refund within 14 days, as summarized by Kol Zchut. Weekdays from the Gregorian calendar.