Shabbat and Holiday candle lighting times and holiday ends in outside Ukraine:
Shabbat and holiday candle lighting times/holiday candle lighting times from a burning fire/ and Holiday ends in Europe (18/04/19.04./20.04)
European countries:
Balatonnesed, Hungary 19:23 / 20:31 / 20:33
Berlin, Germany 19:53 / 21:09 / 21:11
Bratislava, Slovakia 19:29 / 20:38 / 20:40
Budapest, Hungary 19:19 / 20:28 / 20:30
Frankfurt, Germany 20:07 / 21:19 / 21:20
Hannover, Germany 20:07 / 21:23 / 21:25
Munich, Germany 19:51 / 21:00 / 21:02
Nuremberg, Germany 19:55 / 21:07 / 21:08
Vienna, Austria 19:32 / 20:41 / 20:43
Warsaw, Poland 19:22 / 20:37 / 20:39
Shabbat and holiday candle lighting times and Holiday ends in Israel (18/04/19.04.)
Israel:
Ashdod 18:51 / 19:51
Ashkelon 17:43 / 19:51
Bat Yam 18:42 / 19:51
Beer Sheva 18:51 / 19:49
Haifa 18:42 / 19:51
Jerusalem 18:30 / 19:49
Karmiel 18:41 / 19:50
Netania 18:42 / 19:51
Nof HaGalil 18:41 / 19:50
Rishon Lezion 18:42 / 19:51
Tel Aviv 18:50 / 19:51
Shabbat and holiday candle lighting times/holiday candle lighting times from a burning fire/ and Holiday ends in Europe (18/04/19.04./20.04)
European countries:
Balatonnesed, Hungary 19:23 / 20:31 / 20:33
Berlin, Germany 19:53 / 21:09 / 21:11
Bratislava, Slovakia 19:29 / 20:38 / 20:40
Budapest, Hungary 19:19 / 20:28 / 20:30
Frankfurt, Germany 20:07 / 21:19 / 21:20
Hannover, Germany 20:07 / 21:23 / 21:25
Munich, Germany 19:51 / 21:00 / 21:02
Nuremberg, Germany 19:55 / 21:07 / 21:08
Vienna, Austria 19:32 / 20:41 / 20:43
Warsaw, Poland 19:22 / 20:37 / 20:39
Shabbat and holiday candle lighting times and Holiday ends in Israel (18/04/19.04.)
Israel:
Ashdod 18:51 / 19:51
Ashkelon 17:43 / 19:51
Bat Yam 18:42 / 19:51
Beer Sheva 18:51 / 19:49
Haifa 18:42 / 19:51
Jerusalem 18:30 / 19:49
Karmiel 18:41 / 19:50
Netania 18:42 / 19:51
Nof HaGalil 18:41 / 19:50
Rishon Lezion 18:42 / 19:51
Tel Aviv 18:50 / 19:51
The FJCU Chaplain and Ukrainian Aid Ops Visit Defenders in Eastern Ukraine
Rabbi Yakiv Synyakov, the Chaplain of the Federation of Jewish Communities of Ukraine (FJCU), together with the Ukrainian Aid Ops, visited our defenders in eastern Ukraine.
During the visit, joint prayers for peace and victory were held. The defenders received pocket-sized Tehillim (Book of Psalms) and matzah for the upcoming Pesach holiday, provided by the Federation of Jewish Communities of Ukraine.
Additionally, sweets and financial assistance were delivered to support the soldiers in these challenging conditions.
We sincerely thank our heroes for their courage. Together — towards victory! 🇺🇦
Rabbi Yakiv Synyakov, the Chaplain of the Federation of Jewish Communities of Ukraine (FJCU), together with the Ukrainian Aid Ops, visited our defenders in eastern Ukraine.
During the visit, joint prayers for peace and victory were held. The defenders received pocket-sized Tehillim (Book of Psalms) and matzah for the upcoming Pesach holiday, provided by the Federation of Jewish Communities of Ukraine.
Additionally, sweets and financial assistance were delivered to support the soldiers in these challenging conditions.
We sincerely thank our heroes for their courage. Together — towards victory! 🇺🇦
A Major Hasidic Farbrengen Held in Dnipro in Honor of 18 Nissan
A Hasidic farbrengen took place at the “Golden Rose” Synagogue in the city of Dnipro, becoming the central event of the 18th of Nissan celebrations. This date holds special significance in the Hasidic calendar, as it marks two key moments: the birthday of Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Schneerson, who led the Jewish community of Dnipro from 1909 to 1939, and the circumcision day of his son, the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
The event gathered numerous members of the local community, guests from other cities, shluchim (emissaries), and clergy. The participants shared stories, read excerpts from Tehillim and letters of Rabbi Levi Yitzchak, sang traditional niggunim, and said “l’chaim” in a warm, heartfelt atmosphere.
A particularly emotional moment was the speech by the Chief Rabbi of Dnipro and the region, Shmuel Kaminezki. He quoted Tehillim: “Those who sow in tears will reap with joy,” emphasizing the spiritual revival the city is experiencing despite the challenges.
This evening became a true source of unity, faith, and joy.
Source: djc.com.ua
A Hasidic farbrengen took place at the “Golden Rose” Synagogue in the city of Dnipro, becoming the central event of the 18th of Nissan celebrations. This date holds special significance in the Hasidic calendar, as it marks two key moments: the birthday of Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Schneerson, who led the Jewish community of Dnipro from 1909 to 1939, and the circumcision day of his son, the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
The event gathered numerous members of the local community, guests from other cities, shluchim (emissaries), and clergy. The participants shared stories, read excerpts from Tehillim and letters of Rabbi Levi Yitzchak, sang traditional niggunim, and said “l’chaim” in a warm, heartfelt atmosphere.
A particularly emotional moment was the speech by the Chief Rabbi of Dnipro and the region, Shmuel Kaminezki. He quoted Tehillim: “Those who sow in tears will reap with joy,” emphasizing the spiritual revival the city is experiencing despite the challenges.
This evening became a true source of unity, faith, and joy.
Source: djc.com.ua
Moshiach’s Meal Held at the Kyiv Jewish Community
On April 20, right after the conclusion of the Passover holiday, the KEDEM Kyiv Jewish Community hosted the traditional Moshiach’s Meal.
The rabbi recited a blessing over wine in a special cup, and everyone had the opportunity to drink from it. This ancient custom carries spiritual power, offering wishes for goodness, a healthy summer, and light throughout the upcoming period after Passover.
Following the official part of the gathering, filled with the words of Torah and inspiration, the participants joined together in dancing and singing — an age-old tradition emphasizing that the freedom gained on Passover continues to live on: in the heart, in daily life, and within the community.
On April 20, right after the conclusion of the Passover holiday, the KEDEM Kyiv Jewish Community hosted the traditional Moshiach’s Meal.
The rabbi recited a blessing over wine in a special cup, and everyone had the opportunity to drink from it. This ancient custom carries spiritual power, offering wishes for goodness, a healthy summer, and light throughout the upcoming period after Passover.
Following the official part of the gathering, filled with the words of Torah and inspiration, the participants joined together in dancing and singing — an age-old tradition emphasizing that the freedom gained on Passover continues to live on: in the heart, in daily life, and within the community.
The FJCU Chaplain Awarded With the National Guard of Ukraine’s “For Cooperation” Honourary Badge!
The Chaplain of the Federation of Jewish Communities of Ukraine, Yakiv Synyakov, has been awarded the honourary badge “For Cooperation” by the National Guard of Ukraine.
This award is a symbol of military valour, honour, and deep dedication. It is presented to individuals who have made a significant contribution to strengthening cooperation with the National Guard of Ukraine, supporting peace, security, and unity in our country.
We are grateful to Chaplain Yakiv Synyakov for his tireless efforts, support, and spiritual service.
We are proud of him and offer our heartfelt congratulations!
The Chaplain of the Federation of Jewish Communities of Ukraine, Yakiv Synyakov, has been awarded the honourary badge “For Cooperation” by the National Guard of Ukraine.
This award is a symbol of military valour, honour, and deep dedication. It is presented to individuals who have made a significant contribution to strengthening cooperation with the National Guard of Ukraine, supporting peace, security, and unity in our country.
We are grateful to Chaplain Yakiv Synyakov for his tireless efforts, support, and spiritual service.
We are proud of him and offer our heartfelt congratulations!