Shabbat
Shabbat is the Jewish day of rest which takes place on Saturday, the seventh day of the week. On this day, Jews remember the Genesis' 6-day creation of the heavens and the earth. Observers of Shabbat refrain from work activities and do not use electricity. Shabbat begins before sunset on Friday evening and ends when three-stars can be found in the sky on Saturday night. A Friday night meal is traditionally eaten with the ushering in of Shabbat, during which a kiddush and a blessing over challah are recited. The havdalah blessing on Saturday night concludes the Shabbat, marking the the separation between the sacred day and the workweek.
Lessons from Shabbat under fire: Halacha and mental health during war - opinion
As the guarantors of Torah, we are compelled to examine every phenomenon that occurs in our lives through its prism, including using Torah knowledge to safeguard life and mental health.
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Anger, hope, déjà vu and cold chicken soup: How Jerusalemites reacted to war with Iran
Shabbat candle lighting times for Israel and US
In the kitchen with Henny: Summer fiesta
Cook up a light, Mexican-themed summer menu that’s festive, fun, and perfect for a summer evening.
NGO: Travel is essential right, must be provided, even on Shabbat
Israel Hofsheet also demanded the particular provision of transport options to the around 150,000 Israelis stuck abroad after Israeli airspace was closed at the start of Operation Rising Lion.
‘We huddled as the glass shattered’: one night in an Israeli shelter under Iran’s missiles
As many were sat down enjoying a shabbat dinner, Iran launched a devastating attack on civilian neighborhoods in central Israel.
What does halacha say about keeping Shabbat while under possible Iranian attack? - explainer
To help guide the public, the Zomet Institute published a series of up to date guidelines for Israelis who keep Shabbat.
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Annual Shabbat in the Park Returns to New York on June 6
Young Jewish leaders to gather for JNFuture’s sold-out Shabbat in the Park, uniting in support of Israel and celebrating resilience through community and purpose.
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Burning Questions: Shabbat on Fire and the Modern Dilemma
Shabbat candle-lighting times for Israel and the US
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Shabbat candle-lighting times for Israel and the US
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Robotics team withdraws from Global Finals to honor Shabbat
Because the competition was to be held on a Saturday, the team was prepared to have to withdraw from the competition in order to observe Shabbat.
