July 2008 Jewish Calendar, Zmanim forNew York

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July 2008

Sivan - Tamuz 5768

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Wk	Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Shabbat
27	2926 Sivan	3027 Sivan	128 Sivan	229 Sivan	330 SivanRosh Chodesh	41 TamuzCandle Lighting: 20:11Rosh Chodesh	52 TamuzShabbat Ends: 21:21Chukat
28	63 Tamuz	74 Tamuz	85 Tamuz	96 Tamuz	107 Tamuz	118 TamuzCandle Lighting: 20:08	129 TamuzShabbat Ends: 21:17Balack
29	1310 Tamuz	1411 Tamuz	1512 Tamuz	1613 Tamuz	1714 Tamuz	1815 TamuzCandle Lighting: 20:04	1916 TamuzShabbat Ends: 21:12Pinchas
30	2017 TamuzTzom Shiva Asar B'TammuzEnd tzom: 20:57	2118 Tamuz	2219 Tamuz	2320 Tamuz	2421 Tamuz	2522 TamuzCandle Lighting: 19:58	2623 TamuzShabbat Ends: 21:06Matot
31	2724 Tamuz	2825 Tamuz	2926 Tamuz	3027 Tamuz	3128 Tamuz	129 TamuzCandle Lighting: 19:51	21 AvShabbat Ends: 20:57MassaeyShabbat Rosh Chodesh

Sunrise in New York: ‎07:17 | Sunset (Shkiah): 16:32
Visible Sunrise (HaNetz HaChama) in New York: ‎07:15 | Visible Sunset: 16:34

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Times for New York city, based on the time system: Chazon Shomayim

July starts on Hebrew date 28 Sivan 5768
July ends on the Hebrew date of 28 Tamuz 5768
July has 31 days
Parashot Hashavua Chukat, Balack, Pinchas, Matot
End of Kriat Shema varies between: 08:19 and 08:32
Sunrise varies between 05:29 and 05:52
Sunset varies between 20:31 and 20:12
Bein ha-Metzarim apply between the 17th of Tammuz 20/07/2008 ,and the 9th of Av (Tisha B'Av) 10/08/2008

Date: Sun , 20/07/2008, 17 Tamuz 5768

Start Bein ha-Metzarim

New York
start Tzom: 04:09
End tzom 20:57

Los Angeles
start Tzom: 04:26
End tzom 20:31

Toronto
start Tzom: 04:19
End tzom 21:27

London
start Tzom: 03:35
End tzom 21:52

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