Shabbat Times for Parashat Devarim Marking Shabbat Chazon 5786

Parashat Devarim is the first weekly Torah portion in the Book of Deuteronomy, spanning from chapter 1, verse 1 through chapter 3, verse 22. It is traditionally read on the Shabbat before Tisha B'Av, earning it the name "Shabbat Chazon" (Shabbat of Vision) due to the Haftarah portion. In some communities, a verse beginning with the word "Eicha" (How) is chanted with the cantillation melody of the Book of Lamentations.

The article provides the specific times for the beginning and end of Shabbat in various Israeli cities for this week. In Jerusalem, Shabbat begins at 19:10 and ends at 20:26. In Tel Aviv, it starts at 19:27 and ends at 20:29. Haifa's times are 19:21 for entry and 20:30 for exit. Be'er Sheva marks Shabbat from 19:26 to 20:26, Hebron from 19:29 to 20:26, Gush Etzion from 19:29 to 20:26, Ariel from 19:16 to 20:27, Eilat from 19:11 to 20:21, and Safed from 19:22 to 20:28.

These times are important for observant Jews to properly observe the start and conclusion of Shabbat according to local sunset and nightfall times.