Israel's Shabbat and Holiday Times for Sukkot 2026 Released
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- Shabbat and Sukkot holiday times for September 25, 2026, are now available.
- Times are provided for Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Haifa, Beersheba, and other locations.
- The article includes the blessing for lighting Shabbat candles.
- The Rabbeinu Tam reckoning time is also listed for each city.
The specific times for the commencement and conclusion of Shabbat and the Sukkot holiday for Friday, September 25, 2026, have been published across Israel. These times, including the Rabbeinu Tam reckoning, are provided for various cities and regions nationwide.
In Jerusalem, Shabbat will begin at 5:56 PM and end at 7:07 PM. Tel Aviv's Shabbat begins at 6:13 PM and ends at 7:09 PM. Haifa's Shabbat starts at 6:05 PM and concludes at 7:09 PM, while Beersheba's Shabbat begins at 6:14 PM and ends at 7:09 PM.
Other listed times include Gaza City (Shabbat begins 6:06 PM, ends 7:10 PM), Hebron (Shabbat begins 6:16 PM, ends 7:08 PM), Eilat (Shabbat begins 6:03 PM, ends 7:08 PM), Karmiel (Shabbat begins 6:01 PM, ends 7:07 PM), Beit She'an (Shabbat begins 6:59 PM, ends 7:06 PM), and Ariel (Shabbat begins 6:02 PM, ends 7:08 PM).
The article also includes the traditional blessing recited when lighting Shabbat candles, a prayer for the well-being of family and the Jewish people, and a request for divine guidance and blessings for future generations.
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