Shabbat entry and exit Shabbat Parshat Pekudi 5724

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Parshas Pekudi is the eleventh and last Parshas of the week in the Book of Exodus. It begins in chapter eighteen, verse 21 and ends at the end of the book, chapter m, verse eighteen.

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On Shabbat Parshat Pekudi, the Torah reading of the Book of Exodus ends with the recitation of “Strong, strong and strengthened.” The affair is usually read before Rosh Chodesh Nisan.

Shabbat entry and exit times

Jerusalem

Shabbat entry: 17:00. Saturday departure: 18:20

Tel Aviv

Shabbat entry: 17:20. Saturday departure: 18:22

Haifa

Shabbat entry: 17:11. Saturday departure: 18:21

Beer Sheva

Shabbat entry: 17:21. Saturday departure: 18:23

Hebron

Shabbat entry: 17:19. Saturday departure: 18:21

Gush Etzion

Shabbat entry: 17:19. Saturday departure: 18:21

Ariel

Shabbat entry: 17:19. Saturday departure: 18:21

Eilat

Shabbat entry: 17:21. Saturday departure: 18:23

Zefat

Shabbat entry: 17:17. Saturday departure: 18:19

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