Shabbat Times for Parashat Bereshit Announced for Major Israeli Cities
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Shabbat observance times for Parashat Bereshit have been announced for major Israeli cities. Shabbat begins Friday evening and concludes Saturday evening, with specific times varying slightly by location. Key cities include Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Haifa, Be'er Sheva, Eilat, Hebron, Gush Etzion, and Tzfat. Parashat Bereshit is the first weekly Torah portion in the Book of Genesis.
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- Shabbat times for Parashat Bereshit have been released for several Israeli cities.
- Jerusalem's Shabbat begins at 5:38 PM and ends at 6:50 PM.
- Tel Aviv's Shabbat starts at 5:55 PM and concludes at 6:51 PM.
- Haifa's Shabbat observance is from 5:47 PM to 6:50 PM.
- Parashat Bereshit is the first portion of the Book of Genesis and the Torah.
The weekly Torah portion, Parashat Bereshit, marks the beginning of the Book of Genesis and the entire Torah. This portion, along with the subsequent Parashat Noah, details the early history of the world and humanity before the establishment of the people of Israel. Specific times for the commencement and conclusion of Shabbat have been released for various locations across Israel. In Jerusalem, Shabbat will begin at 5:38 PM and end at 6:50 PM. Tel Aviv residents will observe Shabbat starting at 5:55 PM and concluding at 6:51 PM. In Haifa, Shabbat begins at 5:47 PM and ends at 6:50 PM. Be'er Sheva's Shabbat times are 5:57 PM for entry and 6:52 PM for exit. Eilat's Shabbat will commence at 5:46 PM and end at 6:51 PM. In Hebron, Shabbat begins at 5:59 PM and ends at 6:50 PM. Gush Etzion will observe Shabbat from 5:58 PM to 6:50 PM. Finally, in Tzfat, Shabbat begins at 5:47 PM and concludes at 6:48 PM.
