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Israel Marks 17th of Tammuz Fast with Varied Global Observance Times
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First reported by Srugim · 19 hours ago
What happened
The 17th of Tammuz fast began early today, marking the breach of Jerusalem's walls. In Israel, the fast ends at reasonable evening hours, but in Europe and other northern hemisphere locations, it concludes much later due to longer summer days. Southern hemisphere countries experience shorter fasts. Detailed start and end times are provided for cities worldwide.
- 01The 17th of Tammuz fast starts at dawn and ends at nightfall, marking Jerusalem's walls breach.
- 02In Israel, the fast ends around 8 p.m., but in Europe it can last until close to midnight.
- 03Northern hemisphere summer causes longer fasts in Europe; southern hemisphere winter shortens fasts.
- 04Detailed fast times are listed for Israeli cities and major global Jewish communities.
- 05Observers are advised to consult religious or medical authorities if unsure about timing or health.
- 06The fast is a day of reflection and repentance in Jewish tradition.
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