Shabbat candle lighting times and Shabbat ends in cities of Ukraine:
Balta 20:17 / 21:33
Berdichev 20:28 / 21:49
Berdyansk 19:44 / 20:58
Bila Tzerkva 20:22 / 21:42
Bilgorod Dnistrivsky 20:08 / 21:21
Cherkassi 20:13 / 21:32
Chernihiv 20:24 / 21:48
Chernivtsy 20:33 / 21:50
Dnipro 19:57 / 21:01
Donetsk 19:45 / 21:01
Hadyach 20:08 / 21:30
Henichesk 19:50 / 21:03
Horlivka 19:45 / 21:02
Ivano-Frankivsk 20:40 / 21:58
Izmail 20:11 / 21:23
Kakhovka 19:58 / 21:12
Kamyanske 19:59 / 21:16
Kharkiv 19:58 / 21:19
Kherson 20:00 / 21:14
Khmelnitsky 20:33 / 21:52
Konotop 20:15 / 21:39
Kremenchuk 20:06 / 21:24
Kriviy Rig 20:02 / 21:18
Kropivnitsky 20:08 / 21:26
Kyiv 20:23 / 21:45
Lubni 20:11 / 21:32
Lugansk 19:44 / 21:01
Lutsk 20:45 / 22:07
Lviv 20:44 / 22:04
Mariupol 19:42 / 20:57
Melitopol 19:50 / 21:04
Mohiliv Podilsky 20:26 / 21:43
Mykolaiv 20:04 / 21:19
Nova Kakhovka 19:58 / 21:12
Odesa 20:07 / 21:21
Oleksandria 20:06 / 21:23
Oleshki 20:00 / 21:14
Pervomaysk 20:12 / 21:29
Poltava 20:03 / 21:23
Rivne 20:40 / 22:02
Shostka 19:07 / 20:19
Skadovsk 19:58 / 21:11
Sumy 20:07 / 21:30
Ternopil 20:39 / 21:58
Uman 20:17 / 21:35
Uzhhorod 20:49 / 22:06
Vinnitsa 20:26 / 21:45
Voznesensk 20:09 / 21:24
Zaporozhe 19:54 / 21:11
Zhytomyr 20:29 / 21:50
Weekly Torah Reading: Emor
Balta 20:17 / 21:33
Berdichev 20:28 / 21:49
Berdyansk 19:44 / 20:58
Bila Tzerkva 20:22 / 21:42
Bilgorod Dnistrivsky 20:08 / 21:21
Cherkassi 20:13 / 21:32
Chernihiv 20:24 / 21:48
Chernivtsy 20:33 / 21:50
Dnipro 19:57 / 21:01
Donetsk 19:45 / 21:01
Hadyach 20:08 / 21:30
Henichesk 19:50 / 21:03
Horlivka 19:45 / 21:02
Ivano-Frankivsk 20:40 / 21:58
Izmail 20:11 / 21:23
Kakhovka 19:58 / 21:12
Kamyanske 19:59 / 21:16
Kharkiv 19:58 / 21:19
Kherson 20:00 / 21:14
Khmelnitsky 20:33 / 21:52
Konotop 20:15 / 21:39
Kremenchuk 20:06 / 21:24
Kriviy Rig 20:02 / 21:18
Kropivnitsky 20:08 / 21:26
Kyiv 20:23 / 21:45
Lubni 20:11 / 21:32
Lugansk 19:44 / 21:01
Lutsk 20:45 / 22:07
Lviv 20:44 / 22:04
Mariupol 19:42 / 20:57
Melitopol 19:50 / 21:04
Mohiliv Podilsky 20:26 / 21:43
Mykolaiv 20:04 / 21:19
Nova Kakhovka 19:58 / 21:12
Odesa 20:07 / 21:21
Oleksandria 20:06 / 21:23
Oleshki 20:00 / 21:14
Pervomaysk 20:12 / 21:29
Poltava 20:03 / 21:23
Rivne 20:40 / 22:02
Shostka 19:07 / 20:19
Skadovsk 19:58 / 21:11
Sumy 20:07 / 21:30
Ternopil 20:39 / 21:58
Uman 20:17 / 21:35
Uzhhorod 20:49 / 22:06
Vinnitsa 20:26 / 21:45
Voznesensk 20:09 / 21:24
Zaporozhe 19:54 / 21:11
Zhytomyr 20:29 / 21:50
Weekly Torah Reading: Emor
Shabbat candle lighting times and Shabbat ends in outside Ukraine:
European countries:
Balatonnesed, Hungary 20:00 / 21:15
Berlin, Germany 20:40 / 22:07
Bratislava, Slovakia 20:08 / 21:24
Budapest, Hungary 19:58 / 21:13
Frankfurt, Germany 20:49 / 22:10
Hannover, Germany 20:54 / 22:21
Munich, Germany 20:30 / 21:46
Nuremberg, Germany 20:37 / 21:56
Vienna, Austria 20:11 / 21:28
Warsaw, Poland 20:08 / 21:35
Israel:
Ashdod 19:10 / 20:13
Ashkelon 19:02 / 20:13
Bat Yam 19:02 / 20:13
Beer Sheva 19:10 / 20:11
Haifa 18:32 / 19:40
Jerusalem 18:50 / 20:11
Karmiel 19:02 / 20:14
Netania 19:02 / 20:14
Nof HaGalil 19:01 / 20:13
Rishon Lezion 19:02 / 20:13
Tel Aviv 19:10 / 20:13
Weekly Torah Reading: Emor
European countries:
Balatonnesed, Hungary 20:00 / 21:15
Berlin, Germany 20:40 / 22:07
Bratislava, Slovakia 20:08 / 21:24
Budapest, Hungary 19:58 / 21:13
Frankfurt, Germany 20:49 / 22:10
Hannover, Germany 20:54 / 22:21
Munich, Germany 20:30 / 21:46
Nuremberg, Germany 20:37 / 21:56
Vienna, Austria 20:11 / 21:28
Warsaw, Poland 20:08 / 21:35
Israel:
Ashdod 19:10 / 20:13
Ashkelon 19:02 / 20:13
Bat Yam 19:02 / 20:13
Beer Sheva 19:10 / 20:11
Haifa 18:32 / 19:40
Jerusalem 18:50 / 20:11
Karmiel 19:02 / 20:14
Netania 19:02 / 20:14
Nof HaGalil 19:01 / 20:13
Rishon Lezion 19:02 / 20:13
Tel Aviv 19:10 / 20:13
Weekly Torah Reading: Emor
Lag BaOmer in Jewish Communities Across Ukraine: A Day of Joy, Unity and Inspiration
This year, Lag BaOmer became a true source of joy, inspiration and unity for Jewish communities throughout Ukraine.
The festive events, which brought together hundreds of participants, featured traditional parades, children’s performances, creative workshops, interactive quests, entertaining shows and traditional kosher refreshments. A
central moment of each celebration was the ceremonial lighting of the bonfire – one of the main symbols of Lag BaOmer – accompanied by the recitation of pesukim, prayers, and heartfelt wishes for peace and blessings.
Participants learned about the history of the holiday, Hasidic traditions, the importance of Jewish heritage, and the deep spiritual connection with the Torah. Children enjoyed colourful programmes filled with magic tricks, marshmallow roasting by the fire, competitions and educational activities.
The celebration was not only a time of joy, but also a valuable opportunity to pass on the significance of tradition and spiritual values to the younger generation.
This year, Lag BaOmer became a true source of joy, inspiration and unity for Jewish communities throughout Ukraine.
The festive events, which brought together hundreds of participants, featured traditional parades, children’s performances, creative workshops, interactive quests, entertaining shows and traditional kosher refreshments. A
central moment of each celebration was the ceremonial lighting of the bonfire – one of the main symbols of Lag BaOmer – accompanied by the recitation of pesukim, prayers, and heartfelt wishes for peace and blessings.
Participants learned about the history of the holiday, Hasidic traditions, the importance of Jewish heritage, and the deep spiritual connection with the Torah. Children enjoyed colourful programmes filled with magic tricks, marshmallow roasting by the fire, competitions and educational activities.
The celebration was not only a time of joy, but also a valuable opportunity to pass on the significance of tradition and spiritual values to the younger generation.
The Chaplain of the Federation of Jewish Communities of Ukraine Stands by Ukraine’s Defenders
Yakiv Synyakov, the FJCU chaplain, travelled to eastern Ukraine to offer his support to those who are always among the first to respond — the paratroopers defending Ukraine on the most challenging frontlines.
This visit was not limited to delivering humanitarian aid. It also brought words of comfort, heartfelt conversations, shared prayers, the reading of Tehillim (Psalms), and vital spiritual support for every soldier in need.
To be present is not about physical distance — it is about compassion and commitment.
We extend our sincere gratitude to those who supported and contributed to this important mission:
Oleksandr Rutman, Hleb Urytsky, and Leonid Sandomirsky.
Yakiv Synyakov, the FJCU chaplain, travelled to eastern Ukraine to offer his support to those who are always among the first to respond — the paratroopers defending Ukraine on the most challenging frontlines.
This visit was not limited to delivering humanitarian aid. It also brought words of comfort, heartfelt conversations, shared prayers, the reading of Tehillim (Psalms), and vital spiritual support for every soldier in need.
To be present is not about physical distance — it is about compassion and commitment.
We extend our sincere gratitude to those who supported and contributed to this important mission:
Oleksandr Rutman, Hleb Urytsky, and Leonid Sandomirsky.
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A Grand Lag BaOmer Celebration Held in Dnipro!
Over a thousand participants gathered in the heart of Jewish life in the city — at the world’s largest Jewish center, “Menorah” — to share an atmosphere of unity, light, and joy.
This unforgettable celebration was organized by the Jewish community of Dnipro with the support of the Federation of Jewish Communities of Ukraine and personally the Head of the Federation’s Council, Rabbi Meir Tzvi Stambler.
The program featured inspiring speeches, a unity parade, children’s performances, vast variety of entertainment, educational zones, festive treats, and, of course, the traditional Lag BaOmer lottery.
Watch the video to see the brightest moments of the celebration!
Over a thousand participants gathered in the heart of Jewish life in the city — at the world’s largest Jewish center, “Menorah” — to share an atmosphere of unity, light, and joy.
This unforgettable celebration was organized by the Jewish community of Dnipro with the support of the Federation of Jewish Communities of Ukraine and personally the Head of the Federation’s Council, Rabbi Meir Tzvi Stambler.
The program featured inspiring speeches, a unity parade, children’s performances, vast variety of entertainment, educational zones, festive treats, and, of course, the traditional Lag BaOmer lottery.
Watch the video to see the brightest moments of the celebration!