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Shabbat Times for Parashat Korach, June 12, 2026

By ציון בנג'ו
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The story · English

C14 published the candle-lighting and Shabbat-ending times for Parashat Korach, corresponding to 27 Sivan 5786 and June 12, 2026. The item says the list is meant to help readers across Israel prepare for Shabbat and ends with wishes for a peaceful Shabbat.

The schedule gives local times for several cities. Jerusalem: candle lighting 19:05, Shabbat ends 20:28. Tel Aviv: 19:29 and 20:30. Haifa: 19:18 and 20:32. Beersheba: 19:27 and 20:28. Gaza City: 19:18 and 20:30. Hebron: 19:29 and 20:28. Eilat: 19:22 and 20:22. Karmiel: 19:29 and 20:31. Beit She'an: 19:27 and 20:29. Ariel: 19:27 and 20:29.

The article also includes the traditional candle-lighting blessing in Hebrew. It notes that after lighting the candles, a woman closes or covers her eyes, says the blessing, and then looks at the candles again. The accompanying prayer asks for good and long life, remembrance for blessing, salvation and mercy, children and grandchildren who are wise and faithful, and divine light and protection, invoking the merit of Sarah, Rebecca, Rachel, and Leah.

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