Note: Israel turns the clocks back early Friday morning, September 3rd.

All times listed below are in Standard Time (a.k.a. Sha'on Choref, Winter Time)

Also note that until the U.S. turns their clocks back, there will be only a 6 hour difference between Israel and the east coast of the States. (Similarly subtract an hour from the usual time difference.)

Correct for TT 383. Ranges are THU-THU, 21-28 Elul (Sep. 2-9)

Candle lighting - 5:26pm

Havdala - 6:39pm (Rabbeinu Tam - 7:17pm)

Earliest Shacharit • 4:10-4:15am

Sunrise • 5:10-5:15am (5:15-5:19am)

Sof Z'man Kri'at Sh'ma • 8:24-8:25am (7:37-7:39)

Sof Z'man Shacharit • 9:29-9:29am (8:58-8:58)

Chatzot (halachic noon) • 11:39-11:36½am

Mincha Gedola (earliest Mincha) • 12:11-12:08pm

Plag Mincha • 4:46½-4:39pm

Sunset • 6:07-5:58pm (6:02-5:54pm)

Rabbeinu Tam Havdala • 7:17pm

Note that the earliest Friday candle time has been dropped because those who take Shabbat early, usually do so during Summer time. If you need to know the earliest time for Shabbat candles, extrapolate from Plag Mincha.