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You can find in these pages a presentation of the historical, religious, astronomical and cultural aspects of the Jewish Calendar, as well as tools and resources.
.: Today :.
Monday
18 Eloul 5786
31 August 2026
י"ח אלול ה-תשפ"ו
Daf Yomi: חולין קכג
18 Eloul in History [40]
Shimon HaChashmona'i was elected Kohen Gadol and governor of the Jews, 141 b.c.e., marking the end of the struggle for independence and the beginning of the Hasmonian dynasty (which lasted for 206 years).

.: Zmanim :.
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Alot haShachar: 5h24
Earliest tefilin: 6h00
Netz: 7h06

Latest Shema (GR"A): 10h28
Latest tefila (GR"A): 11h36
Chatzot: 13h50

Mincha gedola: 14h24
Mincha qetana: 17h47
Plag haMincha: 19h11

Shqiya: 20h35
Tzeit haKochavim: 21h15

Shaa zmanit 1h07

.: Shabbat :.
Paris, France
5/9/2026
(summer time)
candles before: Shabbat ends:
20h09 21h14
Nitsavim - Vayelekh
נצבים - וילך
Yom Tov Rosh Hashana
begins: Friday 11 September 19h54
ends: Sunday 13 September 20h57
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.: Upcoming Events :.
Rosh Hashana on Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 September
Fast of Gedalia on Monday 14 September
Rosh Chodesh Heshvan on Sunday 11 and Monday 12 October

Reference  
40 : Orthodox Union ™
Provided by Phil Chernofsky from OU/NCSY Israel Center in Tora Tidbits, based on the book Day by Day in Jewish History by Rabbi Abraham P. Bloch.