Shabbat Times for Parashat Shoftim on August 14, 2026, Across Israel

Ahead of Shabbat Parashat Shoftim on Friday, August 14, 2026, C14 has published the official times for candle lighting and Havdalah across various Israeli cities. The times include the start and end of Shabbat as well as the Rabbeinu Tam times, which are later and observed by some communities.

For example, in Eilat, Shabbat begins at 18:52 and ends at 19:59, with Rabbeinu Tam at 20:34. In Jerusalem, Shabbat starts at 18:48 and ends at 20:02, with Rabbeinu Tam at 20:40. Other cities such as Tel Aviv, Haifa, Beersheba, and Bnei Brak have similar detailed timings provided to help residents prepare for the day of rest.

These times correspond to the first of Elul, 5786, and are intended to assist observant Jews in fulfilling the mitzvot of Shabbat properly. The publication encourages a peaceful and well-prepared Shabbat for all.

Summary: C14 released Shabbat start and end times for August 14, 2026, across Israeli cities for Parashat Shoftim, including Rabbeinu Tam times.

Points: - Shabbat Parashat Shoftim begins Friday, August 14, 2026, across Israel. - Candle lighting and Havdalah times vary by city, detailed by C14. - Rabbeinu Tam times are provided for communities observing later end times. - Times correspond to 1 Elul 5786 on the Hebrew calendar. - Cities covered include Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Haifa, Beersheba, Eilat, and more. - The information helps residents prepare for Shabbat observance.

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