Funny Rosh HaShana greeting card

This is a funny cartoon rabbi giving a greet for the Jewish new year: "Rosh Ha Shana". TOCHAS means behind in Hebrew (Originates form Yiddish). This card has also a funny little joke on the back (KLOTZ means stupid in Yiddish). 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. Th 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.