Havdalah at Home
This interactive video explains the Havdalah service and invites everyone to join in as they sing and mark the end of Shabbat.
About this Video
In this interactive 9-minute video made especially for families, Shira and Rabbi Buchdahl explain the Havdalah service and invite everyone to join in as they sing and mark the end of Shabbat. Watch this video to mark the end of Shabbat and the beginning of the new week— or turn it on anytime you feel like singing and dancing!
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