This week will mark the third Jewish Shabbat since Hamas terrorists attacked Israel on Oct.7, killing nearly 1,400 innocent civilians and taking scores more hostage.
For Jews around the world, this is an opportunity for healing and community. Shabbat is a Jewish day of rest and celebration, observed each week from Friday night to Saturday night. Its rituals include blessings on wine (kiddush) and bread (challah), as well as candle lighting.
