Shabbat Shalom

It’s the hottest September in Jerusalem in close to 120 years!

At least this crazy summer has been good for flowers,

hope these brighten your day.

Shabbat shalom.

שבת שלום

The Jerusalem Municipality has invested a lot in landscaping and vegetation.

Flower beds are planted near many Jerusalem, Israel streets, and intersections.

Chodesh tov, Rosh Hodesh Elul poster made from floral butterfly at Sacher Park

This floral butterfly near Gan Sacher, Sacher Park is in full bloom.

Though similar to four years ago, these are new flowers.

Shabbat Shalom written on Jerusalem Israel flowers

שבת שלום

חודש טוב

The Shabbat immediately following Tisha B’Av is known as Shabbat Nachamu.

Shabbat to be comforted.

Coming from the first line of the haftarah, from the Book of Isaiah 40:1-26.

After the days of mourning, time to clean up, pick yourself up, and move forward.

Jerusalem view for Shabbat Shalom poster

May all stay well and healthy.

שבת שלום