It' Over Ven it's Over! Usually its an hour after sunset..Oy Vey Get with de proogrem!
Yom Kippur Fast 2010 in NJ Friday Sept 17th Sundown is at 6:45 so the fast probably begins the same time. The fast ends the 18th at 7:42 pm sundown ...the end of the sabbath the end of yom kippur
7:00pm To be on the safe side... Yom Kippur Fast 2010 in NJ Friday Sept 17th Sundown is at 6:45 so the fast probably begins the same time. The fast ends the 18th at 7:42 pm sundown ...the end of the sabbath the end of yom kippur see chabbad.org for all local sunset times
7:46pm
6:40 pm
The end of Yom Kippur is the simplest of the calculations. All Jewish holidays end at sundown, so sundown local time is when the holiday ends. For the religious Jew, "end" is when three stars are visible in the evening sky. So check with your local weather station, and look for the three stars. Since Yom Kippur is the end of a fast, many will be watching intently to break the fast that they are observing.
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Yom Kippur generally ends at nightfall, which is around 7:30-8:00 pm in Melbourne, Australia. It is customary to wait until three stars are visible in the sky before breaking the fast.
7:34 pm
7:22 pm Answer: The above answer was valid for 2010. It should be noted that the time is different each year. Yom Kippur ends during twilight.
In 2011, in the Hebrew year 5772, Yom Kippur begins in the evening of Friday, October 7, and ends the following evening, Saturday, October 8. The times depend on the time of local sunset, which varies across a time zone, and even across a single large metropolitan area. A rabbi in the city of interest, or a publication from the Jewish community there, should be consulted. The sunset for New York on Saturday, October 8 is predicted at 6:27 p.m. and the 25 hour fast ends approximately 7:30 p.m.
It usually ends roughly an hour after sunset. The time will be around 715 or so. Also depends on how fast or slow the person doing the prayers preaches and blows the shofar. The synagogue I go to goes pretty fast and the shofar is blown by 715. Others I've heard have gone till 730 or so