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5774

version 3

5774 is a SHANA M'UBERET (13 months), SHALEIM (Marcheshvan & Kislev each 30 days),
385 days (most possible), 55 Shabbatot, 17th year of the 304th Lesser Cycle (19-yr lunar cycle),
6th year of the 207th Greater Cycle (28-year, solar cycle), 6th year of the current Shmita cycle

Times until Oct 26th are Summer Time

Jerusalem

Tel Aviv

Haifa

Beer Sheva

EIRUV TAVSHILIN before candle lighting. Recommended to light a 48-hr candle before YomTov candles
to have a flame for the second night's candles and Shabbat candles (or have a stove flame available)

(Epig
d W+)
aFh mFi lW xp wilc d
l Epev e eiz
ev n A EpW C w xW
` mlFrd Kln Epidl'
` 'd dY ` KExA
Leil Rosh HaShana

WED Sep 4

6:24

6:39

6:31

6:38

Second night of Rosh HaShana

THU Sep 5

7:35*

7:37*

7:37*

7:36*

*No lighting before this time. Light from an existing flame only. Say the brachot first, (Epig
d W+)
aFh mFi lW xp wilc d
l...
then light. For Epig
d W,
have a new fruit/garment in mind (GR"A: Epig
d W is said w/o need for something else in mind)
Haazinu - Shabbat Shuva

Sep 6-7

6:22*

7:33

6:36*

7:35

6:28*

7:34

6:36*

7:34

*Light from existing flame only No havdala from RH to Shabbat, because Shabbat's kedusha is higher
In this chart, Shabbat M'vorchim is shaded in light green and is followed by a box indicating when Rosh Chodesh is,
when the molad occurs, the first opportunity for Kiddush L'vana according to Minhag Yerushalayim, which is after 3 full
days following the molad [GRA] first opportunity for the opinion that waits until 7 days after the molad (some hold that
you can shorten the 7D rule a bit if it means KL on Motza"Sh) [7D] and the last opportunity to say KL [last].
Note: In general, we do not say KL on Leil Shabbat or Yom Tov. However, when the last opportunity
falls on Leil Shabbat or Leil Yom Tov, Kiddush L'vana may (and should) be said.
Many wait until Motza'ei YK [GRA] SUN Sep 8 (pref. after fast-break) [7D] THU Sep 12 [last] THU Sep 19
TZOM GEDALIYA (postponed), SUN Sep 8, begins 5:05am; ends 7:21pm Israel Summer Time (Jerusalem)
Shabbat - Yom Kippur*

Sep 13-14

6:12

7:23

6:27

7:25

6:19

7:25

6:27

7:24

* Before YK candles, the custom is to light memorial candles and one additional 24-hr candle "for the living"
This candle should be used to light the havdala candle, rather than the usual "creation" of new fire for havdala
(even though it is Motza'ei Shabbat). This is known as NER SHESHAVAT, a flame that rested throughout YK.
Leil Sukkot

WED Sep 18

6:06

6:21

6:12

6:20

First day of Sukkot

THU Sep 19

7:16

7:18

7:18

7:18

Shabbat Chol HaMoed

Sep 20-21

6:03

7:14

6:18

7:16

6:10

7:15

6:18

7:15

Leil Simchat Torah

WED Sep 25

5:57

6:11

6:03

6:11

Simchat Torah (Shmini Atzeret)

THU Sep 26

7:07

7:09

7:08

7:09

BREISHIT [M]

Sep 27-28

5:54

7:04

6:09

7:06

6:00

7:06

6:09

7:06

[M] Rosh Chodesh Marcheshvan will be FRI and SHABBAT, Oct 4,5 [Molad: FRI 23h 30m 3p] [actual: Sha OCT 5 03:35]
[GRA] TUE Oct 8 [7D] Motza"Sh Oct 12 [last] FRI Oct 18 all night (even though it is Leil Shabbat)
NOACH (1 Marcheshvan) g"x

Oct 4-5

5:45

6:56

6:00

6:57

5:51

6:56

6:00

In Israel, we start saying dkxal xhne lh oze in Maariv, THU Oct 10, eve of the 7th of Cheshvan

6:57

Candles - Jerusalem: 40m before sunset (elevation);

Jerusalem

Tel Aviv

Haifa

Beer Sheva

LECH LCHA (8 Marcheshvan)

Oct 11-12

5:36

6:47

5:51

6:49

4:42

6:48

5:51

6:49

VAYEIRA (15 Marcheshvan)

Oct 18-19

5:28

6:39

5:43

6:41

5:34

6:40

5:43

6:41

CHAYEI SARA (22 Marcheshvan) Oct 25-26

5:21

6:32

5:35

6:34

5:26

6:33

5:36

6:35

Back to Winter Time: Late Motza'ei Shabbat, i.e. SUN Oct 27 - 1:59am IDT is followed by 1:00am IST
TO-LDOT [M] yceg xgn

Nov 1-2

4:15

5:26

4:29

5:28

4:19

5:26

4:30

5:29

[M] Rosh Chodesh Kislev will be (tomorrow) SUN & MON, Nov 3,4 [Molad: (tomorrow) SUN 12h 14m 4p] [Sun NOV 3 14:51]
Summer Time [GRA] WED Nov 6 [7D] SUN Nov 10 [last] SUN Nov 17 all night
VAYEITZEI (6 Kislev)

Nov 8-9

4:09

5:22

4:23

5:23

4:13

5:21

4:24

5:24

VAYISHLACH (13 Kislev)

Nov 15-16

4:05

5:18

4:19

5:19

4:09

5:17

4:20

5:20

VAYEISHEV (20 Kislev)

Nov 22-23

4:02

5:16

4:15

5:17

4:06

5:15

4:17

5:18

First Chanuka Candle: Wednesday, November 27th CHANUKA is Thursday to Thursday, Nov 28 - Dec 5
MIKETZ - Shabbat Chanuka [M]

Nov 29-30

4:00*

5:15

4:14

5:16

4:04

5:14

4:16

5:17

* JLEM ONLY: Common practice to delay Shabbat candle lighting on Erev Shabbat Chanuka for about 20 min.
light Chanuka candles before Shabbat candles. This applies to Shabbat Chanuka only and JERUSALEM ONLY
[M] Rosh Chodesh Tevet will be TUE & WED, Dec 3,4 [Molad: TUE 0h 58m 5p] [actual: Tue DEC 3 02:23]
[GRA] Motza"Sh Dec. 7 [7D] TUE Dec 10 [last] TUE Dec 17 until 7:00pm
VAYIGASH (4 Tevet)

Dec 6-7

4:00

5:15

4:14

5:16

4:04

5:14

4:15

5:18

ASARA BTEVET, Friday, December 13, begins 5:13am; ends 5:06pm (but actually, ends with Kiddush) (Jerusalem)
VAYCHI (11 Tevet)

Dec 13-14

4:02

5:17

4:15

5:18

4:05

5:16

4:17

5:19

SHMOT (18 Tevet)

Dec 20-21

4:04

5:20

4:17

5:21

4:07

5:19

4:19

5:22

VAEIRA (25 Tevet) [M]

Dec 27-28

4:08

5:24

4:21

5:25

4:11

5:23

4:23

5:26

[M] Rosh Chodesh Sh'vat will be THU, Jan. 2 [Molad: WED 13h 42m 6p] [actual: Wed JAN 1 13:15]
[GRA] Motza"Sh Jan 4 [7D] WED Jan 8 [last] WED Jan 15 all night
BO (3 Shvat)

Jan 3-4

4:13

5:28

4:26

5:30

4:16

5:27

4:28

5:31

BSHALACH (10 Shvat)

Jan 10-11

4:19

5:34

4:32

5:35

4:22

5:33

4:34

5:36

T"U BiSHVAT - Wednesday night - THURSDAY Jan 15-16

YITRO (17 Shvat)

Jan 17-18

4:25

5:40

4:38

5:41

4:28

5:39

4:40

5:42

MISHPATIM (24 Shvat) [M]

Jan 24-25

4:31

5:45

4:45

5:47

4:35

5:45

4:46

5:48

[M] Rosh Chodesh Adar Rishon will be FRI & SHABBAT, Jan 31 - Feb 1 [Molad: FRI 2h 26m 7p] [actual: Thu JAN 30 23:39]
[GRA] MON Feb 3 [7D] Motza"Sh Feb 8 [last] FRI Feb 14 until 8:27pm
TRUMA (R"Ch Adar Alef)

Jan 31 - Feb 1

4:37

5:51

4:51

5:53

4:41

5:51

4:52

5:54

TTZAVEH (8 Adar Alef)

Feb 7-8

4:44

5:57

4:57

5:59

4:48

5:57

4:59

5:59

PURIM KATAN: 14 & 15 Adar Alef, FRI-SHA Feb 14,15

KI TISA (15 Adar Alef)

Feb 14-15

4:50

6:03

5:04

6:04

4:54

6:03

5:05

6:05

VAYAQHEL (22 Adar Alef)

Feb 21-22

4:55

6:08

5:10

6:10

5:00

6:09

5:10

6:10

P'KUDEI - Sh'kalim [M] (29 Ad1)

Feb 28 - Mar 1

5:01

6:14

5:15

6:15

5:06

6:14

5:16

6:15

Tel Aviv 22m; Be'er-Sheva 22m

Jerusalem

Tel Aviv

Haifa

Beer Sheva

[M] Rosh Chodesh Adar Sheni will be tomorrow SUN & MON, Mar. 2,3 [Molad: today SHA 15h 10m 8p] [actual: Sha MAR 1 10:00]
[GRA] TUE Mar 4 [7D] Motza"Sh Mar 8 [last] Motza"Sh Mar 15 all night
VAYIKRa (6 Adar Bet)

Mar 7-8

5:06

6:19

5:21

6:20

5:12

6:19

5:21

6:20

TAANIT ESTHER (preponed), Thursday, March 13, begins 4:40am; ends 6:12pm (Jerusalem)
TZAV - Zachor (13 Adar Bet)

Mar 14-15

5:11

6:24

5:26

6:25

5:17

6:25

5:26

6:25

6:30

5:30

6:30

REGULAR PURIM - Motza'ei Shabbat - SUNDAY, March 15-16

JERUSALEM's PURIM - Sunday night - MONDAY, March 16-17
SHMINI - Para (20 Adar Bet)

Mar 21-22

5:16

6:28

5:31

6:30

5:22

Summer Time: Late Thursday night, i.e. FRI Mar 28 - 1:59am IST is followed by 3:00am IDT
TAZRIA HaChodesh [M] (27 Ad2) Mar 28-29

6:21

7:33

6:35

7:35

6:27

7:35

6:35

7:35

[M] Rosh Chodesh Nisan will be TUE, April 1 [Molad: MON 3h 54m 9p] [actual: Sun MAR 30 21:46]
[GRA] THU Apr 3 [7D] MON Apr 7 [last] MON Apr 14 (Leil HaSeder) until 10:56pm
M'TZORA (5 Nisan)

Apr 4-5

6:25

7:38

6:40

7:40

6:32

7:40

6:39

7:39

ACHAREI - HaGadol (12 Nisan)

Apr 11-12

6:30

7:43

6:45

7:46

6:37

7:46

6:44

7:44

B'DIKAT CHAMETZ is Sunday night Apr 13th after dark Burning of Chametz is Monday morning
FAST OF THE FIRSTBORNS (or Siyum), MON Apr 14 (fast: 4:57am - 7:35pm, actually, until first cup)
LEIL HASEDER (15 Nisan)

MON Apr 14

6:32

6:47

6:39

6:46

First day Pesach (15 Nisan)

TUE Apr 15

7:46

7:48

7:48

7:47

Shabbat Chol HaMoed (19 Nisan) Apr 18-19

6:35

7:49

6:50

7:51

6:42

7:51

6:49

7:50

Eve of 7th of Pesach (21 Nisan)

SUN Apr 20

6:36

6:51

6:44

6:50

Sh'vii shel Pesach (21 Nisan)

MON Apr 21

7:50

7:53

7:53

7:51

K'DOSHIM (26 Nisan) [M]

Apr 25-26

6:40

7:54

6:55

7:57

6:47

7:57

6:53

7:55

[M] Rosh Chodesh Iyar will be WED & THU, Apr 30 - May 1 [Molad: TUE 16h 38m 10p] [actual: Tue APR 29 09:15]
[GRA] Motza"Sh May 3 [7D] TUE May 6 [last] TUE May 13 all night
Yom HaShoa vhaGvura - would be 27 Nisan, but is observed on Sunday night - MON Apr 27-28 (28 Nisan)
EMOR (3 Iyar)

May 2-3

6:45

8:00

7:00

8:02

6:52

8:03

6:58

8:00

Yom HaZikaron (IDF memorial day) - postponed to Sunday night - MON, May 4-5
Yom HaAtzma'ut - postponed to Monday night -TUE, May 5-6 - 6 Iyar
BHAR (10 Iyar)

May 9-10

6:50

8:05

7:05

8:08

6:58

8:09

7:03

8:06

7:03

8:15

7:08

8:11

8:20

7:12

8:16

Pesach Sheni - 14 Iyar, Wednesday, May 14

B'CHUKOTAI (17 Iyar)

May 16-17

6:55

8:11

7:09

8:14

Lag BaOmer - 18 Iyar - Motza'ei Shabbat - SUN, May 17-18

BAMIDBAR (24 Iyar) [M]

May 23-24

6:59

8:16

7:14

8:19

7:07

[M] Rosh Chodesh Sivan will be FRI May 30 [Molad: THU 5h 22m 11p] [actual: Wed MAY 28 21:41]
Note: Many wait until after Shavuot [GRA] SUN Jun 1 [7D] THU Jun 5 [last] THU Jun 12 until 11:24pm
Yom Yerushalayim - Tuesday night - WED, May 27-28

OU Israel's Annual Gala Leil Yom Yerushalayim Celebration, Tuesday, May 27

Haifa 30m before sunset

Jerusalem

Tel Aviv

Haifa

Beer Sheva

NASO (2 Sivan)

May 30-31

7:04

8:21

7:18

8:24

7:12

8:25

7:17

8:21

Leil Shavuot

TUE Jun 3

7:06

7:21

7:14

7:19

Shavuot day

WED Jun 4

8:23

8:26

8:28

8:24

Havdala for Yom Tov is wine and HaMavdil brachot only Many say Kidush L'vana after Shavuot
B'HA-A'LO-T'CHA (9 Sivan)

Jun 6-7

7:08

8:25

7:22

8:28

7:16

8:29

7:20

8:25

SH'LACH (16 Sivan)

Jun 13-14

7:11

8:28

7:25

8:31

7:19

8:33

7:23

8:28

KORACH (23 Sivan) [M]

Jun 20-21

7:13

8:30

7:27

8:33

7:21

8:35

7:25

8:30

[M] Rosh Chodesh Tammuz will be SHABBAT & SUN, Jun 28-29 [Molad: FRI 18h 6m 12p] [actual: Fri JUN 27 11:09]
[GRA] MON June 30 [7D] Motza"Sh Jul 5 [last] FRI Jul 11 all night (even though it is Shabbat)
CHUKAT (30 Sivan - R"Ch)

Jun 27-28

7:14

8:31

7:29

8:34

7:22

8:35

7:26

8:31

BALAK (7 Tammuz)

Jul 4-5

7:14

8:31

7:28

8:33

7:22

8:35

7:26

8:31

PI-N'CHAS (14 Tammuz)

Jul 11-12

7:12

8:29

7:27

8:31

7:21

8:33

7:25

8:29

SHIVA ASAR BTAMMUZ, Tuesday, July 15, begins 4:19am; ends 8:16pm (Jerusalem)
MATOT (21 Tammuz)

Jul 18-19

7:10

8:25

7:25

8:28

7:18

8:29

7:23

8:26

MASEI (28 Tammuz) [M]

Jul 25-26

7:06

8:21

7:21

8:23

7:14

8:24

7:19

8:21

[M] Rosh Chodesh Menachem Av will be MONDAY, Jul 28 [Molad: SUN 6h 50m 13p] [actual: Sun JUL 27 01:42]
Note: Many wait until after 9Av [GRA] WED July 30 [7D] SUN Aug 3 [last] SUN Aug 10 until 1:52am of Monday
DVARIM - Chazon (6 Av)

Aug 1-2

7:01

8:15

7:16

8:18

7:09

8:18

7:14

8:15

TISHA BAV, Monday night, (from 7:35-ish) - Tuesday (8:02pm, some say 5-10 min. later) - Aug 4-5 (Jerusalem)
Popular time for KL this month - Tuesday Aug 5 (after Tish'a b'Av, preferable to break fast first)
VAETCHANAN Nachamu (13 Av) Aug 8-9

6:55

8:08

7:10

8:11

7:03

8:11

7:08

8:09

T"U b'AV - 15th of Menachem Av - Sunday night - MON, August 10-11

EIKEV (20 Menachem Av)

Aug 15-16

6:48

8:01

7:03

8:03

6:55

8:03

7:01

8:01

REI (27 Menachem Av) [M]

Aug 22-23

6:40

7:52

6:55

7:54

6:48

7:55

6:54

7:53

[M] Rosh Chodesh Elul will be TUE & WED, Aug 26,27 [Molad: MON 19h 34m 14p] [actual: Mon AUG 25 17:13]
[GRA] THU Aug 28 not before 8:05pm [7D] MON Sep 1 not before 8:05pm [last] MON Sep 8 all night
SHO-FTIM (4 Elul)

Aug 29-30

6:32

7:43

6:47

7:46

6:39

7:46

6:46

7:44

KI TEITZEI (11 Elul)

Sep 5-6

6:23

7:34

6:38

7:36

6:30

7:36

6:37

7:35

KI TAVO (18 Elul)

Sep 12-13

6:14

7:25

6:29

7:27

6:21

7:27

6:28

7:26

NITZAVIM-VAYEILECH (25 Elul)

Sep 19-20

6:05

7:15

6:20

7:17

6:11

7:17

6:19

7:17

First SLICHOT, Motzaei Shabbat Parshat Nitzavim-Vayeilech, September 20

The Molad of Tishrei 5775 (which we do not announce) will be WED, September 24, '14, 8h 18m 15p.
According to the "rules" for fixing Rosh HaShana (LO ADU ROSH), RH 5775 h"lrad will be THU-FRI Sep 25,26

Seymour J. Abrams Orthodox Union Jerusalem World Center

22 Keren HaYesod, Jerusalem (02) 560-9100 fax: (02) 561-7432
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