On the Hebrew lunar calendar Passover Eve is always on the night of the full moon, on the 14th of the month of Nissan. Tomorrow night when the Sabbath ends, Pesach begins.Here the moon is rising over Jerusalem, as seen from my place in the Jerusalem Hills.
Shabbat shalom to all Sky Watchers!
A beautiful Red Moon... thank you Dina..and Shabbat shalom to you to...
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you've captured it well... mine's up too hope you can drop by.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful moon picture, Shabbat Shalom to you.
ReplyDeleteShabbat Shalom Dina :)
ReplyDeleteI LOve your orange moon and what you have to tell about your culture! Thank you
Love the colour of the moon!
ReplyDeleteFantastic Moon over the Holy City.
ReplyDeleteAnd Shabbat Shalom to you to from Portugal.
I have never ever seen a red moon. Wonderful shot and I love it. Wow!
ReplyDeletebeautiful image, beautiful moon.
ReplyDeletethe moon is brilliant red! very nice!
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Wonderful red moon!
ReplyDeleteWonderful shot!
ReplyDeleteA red moon. Very well caught.
ReplyDeleteShabbat shalom! Great pic. Tough lighting. Thanks for visiting my blog again. He may have been feeling threatened, but I like my story better ;)
ReplyDeletePraying for the peace of Jerusalem
Wow! This is too cool!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! I've never seen a red moon.
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing.
ReplyDeletesuch a beautiful view!!
ReplyDeleteshabbat shalom to you too!!
Lovely colours on the moon there. :)
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Shabbat Shalom Dina and Chag Same'ach.
ReplyDeleteDina..thank you for the lovely comment on my blog and for the wonderful photos and education I am getting here. My niece (by marriage) just returned from Israel, but getting info out of a teenager isn't easy...Michelle of rambling woods..
ReplyDeleteNice catch! Happy Passover.
ReplyDeleteExcellent post, Dina!
ReplyDeleteThank you and have a nice weekend
An eerie red orb. This was very interesting and your blog as well. Thank you! Shabbat shalom.
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