Rosh Hashanah Second Night: Kiddush, Havdalah, and Candle Blessing Guidance

The second night of Rosh Hashanah presents a unique halachic (Jewish law) situation regarding the recitation of Kiddush (sanctification over wine) and Havdalah (separation ceremony), particularly concerning the blessing over the candle. The daily halacha segment from 'B'Chadrei Chareidim' features Rabbi Shabtai Levi, head of the 'Halichot Moshe' rabbinical court and chief rabbi of Ramat Aharon in Bnei Brak, addressing this specific observance.

Rabbi Levi clarifies the correct order and procedure for performing Kiddush and Havdalah on the second night of the Jewish New Year. A key point of discussion is the proper way to recite the blessing over the Havdalah candle, a ritual performed to mark the end of the Sabbath or holiday. The article emphasizes the importance of adhering to the correct halachic guidelines to ensure the observance is performed properly.

The guidance is provided as part of a daily halacha feature by 'B'Chadrei Chareidim', a news outlet focusing on ultra-Orthodox Jewish affairs. The information aims to assist readers in correctly observing the holiday rituals.