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Shabbat

Kiddush in the British Arny in 1939, shabbat on the Jewish street in Morocco, Torah Scroll of 1725. Do you want more Shabbat primary sources? We have them!

Primary Sources

Round Spice Box, Ukraine

Conclusion of Shabbat, later nineteenth century

Spice Box, Kiev

Dayenu - Front Pews, 1963

Blessing the Shabbat Candles, 1728

Kiddush in the British Army, 1939

Sabbath Der Sabbathe (Sabbath of Sabbaths), 1900

Town Crier Announcing the Start of Shabbat in Tel Aviv, 1935

Dress of the Izmir Rabbi

Oneg Shabbat Poster

Thank Heaven, It’s Wednesday

Build Israel Just By Observing Shabbat, Candle Lighting, 1943

Yom Kippur Candle Lighting Times, 1983

Blessing Over the Shabbat Candles, Amsterdam, 1723

Gefilte Fish Advertisement

Shabbat on the Jewish Street in Morocco, 1920

Shabbat Afternoon

Jewish Street in Polish Village on Shabbat, 1903

Eruv Map of Odessa, 1894

Meretz Party Election Poster, 1996

Lighting Shabbat Candles

Grandfather Blessing Child, 1914

Shabbat in Ein Harod

Every Shabbat, Osem Advertisement

Liturgical Poem (piyyut) Recited by Jews of Izmir When Studying the Zohar, 1964

Jewish woman cooking on Friday, Alphonse Levy, 1886

Torah Scroll, The Hague, 1725

Kugel, Alphonse Lévy, 1886

Sabbath Anfung, The Start of Shabbat, Moritz Daniel Oppenheim, 1865

Festivals and Special Times, Postcard

Letter from Rabbi Hirsch regarding matriculation exams on Shabbat, 1888

Here Resides an Observant Jew, Shai Agnon’s Door Sign

Anda Pinkerfeld Amir, Erev Shabbat with the Kibbutz, 1923

Worms Machzor, Wurzburg, Germany, 1272, Page 55

Page from Worms Machzor, Wurzburg, Germany, 1272

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