More than 1 million Jewish people are expected to keep Shabbos in 1,500 different cities around the world for the Shabbos Project, which takes place from Nov. 15-16.
Last year, an equal number of people in 101 countries, and 1,511 cities and towns, took part in the project. Organizers believe that they will have a higher number this year since cities in Meknes, Morocco; Kigali, Rwanda; Nahariya, Israel; and Le Grand Mort, France, will also be joining in.
Participating cities will organize challah bakes, family and community dinners, festive prayer services, children’s activities, concerts after the Saturday-night Havdalah ceremony that marks the conclusion of Shabbos and a week-long celebration focused on the traditions of Shabbos.
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