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Shabbat Times for Parshat Ha'azinu Released for September 18, 2026

By אפרת ברינרUpdated 5 days agoOngoing story · 2 updates
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The story · English

The weekly publication C14 has released the Shabbat candle lighting and departure times for the upcoming Shabbat, Parshat Ha'azinu, corresponding to the Hebrew date of 7 Tishrei, 5787 (September 18, 2026). The times are provided for various locations across Israel, including Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Haifa, Be'er Sheva, Eilat, and others, along with the later Rabbeinu Tam time for Shabbat's conclusion.

In Jerusalem, Shabbat candles are to be lit at 6:15 PM and Shabbat will end at 7:26 PM. In Tel Aviv, candles will be lit at 6:31 PM and Shabbat will end at 7:28 PM. In Haifa, candle lighting is scheduled for 6:24 PM, with Shabbat ending at 7:28 PM. Be'er Sheva will see candle lighting at 6:23 PM and Shabbat ending at 7:18 PM.

Additional times include Gaza City (6:15 PM candle lighting, 7:29 PM Shabbat end), Hebron (6:25 PM candle lighting, 7:19 PM Shabbat end), Eilat (6:45 PM candle lighting, 7:54 PM Shabbat end), Karmiel (6:11 PM candle lighting, 7:17 PM Shabbat end), Beit She'an (6:08 PM candle lighting, 7:17 PM Shabbat end), and Ariel (6:11 PM candle lighting, 7:17 PM Shabbat end).

The publication also includes the traditional blessing recited when lighting Shabbat candles, a prayer for personal and family well-being, and a wish for the continuation of Jewish tradition and learning.

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