Passage entry and exit times for 5771

Parashat Tzav is the second Parashat Hashavua in the Book of Leviticus. It begins in chapter six, verse one and ends in chapter eight, verse six.

Rabbi Yair Ben Menachem in the responsa I went to Pesach

Passover, or in its biblical name: the Feast of Unleavened Bread, is the first of the three customs. Passover is celebrated for seven days, from the 15th of Nisan to the 21st of Nisan. The first and last day are good days, and the days between them are called the Sabbath.

This year, Passover will take place on Saturday night, so we have brought you the Shabbat entry times and the departure times of the holiday on Sunday.

Jerusalem

Shabbat entry: 18:16. Holiday departure: 19:36

Tel Aviv

Shabbat entry: 18:36. Holiday departure: 29:38

Haifa

Shabbat entry: 18:27. Holiday departure: 19:37

Beer Sheva

Shabbat entry: 18:36. Holiday departure: 19:38

Hebron

Shabbat entry: 18:34. Holiday departure: 19:36

Gush Etzion

Shabbat entry: 18:34. Holiday departure: 19:36

Ariel

Shabbat entry: 18:34. Holiday departure: 19:36

Eilat

Shabbat entry: 18:34. Holiday departure: 19:36

Zefat

Shabbat entry: 18:33. Holiday departure: 19:35

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