The 2017 Economist cover using Hebrew dates

I had been thinking Gregorian but the start of the Jewish religious year is Nisan (April in 2017). there are only 8 cards, I should have caught that.

Number values stay the same

Card 1 value 16 Nisan (12 April) Passover and 1st day of the counting of the Omer
Card 2 value 20 Lyar (16 May) Trump Impeachment Threats / market biggest down day of 2017
Card 3 value 21 Sivan (15 June)
Card 4 value 9 Tamuz (3 July ) 9 Tammuz 3175 – 586 B.C.E: The Babylonian armies of King Nevuchadnetzar breached the walls of Jerusalem. 9 Tammuz 63 BCE Rome enters Jerusalem.
Card 5 value 13 Av (5 Aug) [DEATH CARD]
Card 6 value 1 Elul (23 Aug) 2 days after total solar eclipse traverses USA. History:

Card 7 value 10 Tishrei (30 Sept) Yom Kippur / Hebrew Day of Atonement
Card 8 value 17 Cheshvan (6 Nov ) Begining of the Economic flood? History:
17 Cheshvan 1656 – 2106 B.C.E.:

The rains of the Mabul (flood) began to fall (according to Reb’ Eliezer) flooding the earth and rising above the highest mountains. Only Noach and his family survived, in the Teyva / Ark built to that end by Divine command, and a pair of each animal species, who entered with him into the Teyva.

And this word from Rachel Baxter https://z3news.com/w/this-fall-the-mighty-fall-will-begin/

see this story here http://penitenziagite2016.blogspot.co.nz/2017/05/the-2017-economist-cover-using-hebrew.html