A Jewish Clock for the Land of Israel

A new way to reconnect the Jewish home with sacred time.

This clock is a prototype of a new kind of Jewish timepiece.

The lower digital screen displays Mishnah time — the halachic division of time into
twelve hours of the day and twelve hours of the night. Unlike modern fixed hours,
these hours change throughout the year, following the rhythm of sunrise and sunset, the seasons,
and the months.

The idea is simple but profound: to help Jews who have returned to the Land of Israel perceive time
once again as our ancestors did — not only by the mechanical clock, but by the living rhythm of creation,
Torah, Shabbat, festivals, and the Hebrew calendar.

This clock also displays the Hebrew date, the Hebrew year,
the weekly Torah portion, and the counting of the Omer.
It gives notifications for the arrival and departure of Shabbat, helping the Jewish home
reconnect with sacred time in a natural and beautiful way.

This is still a prototype, and I am currently looking for investors and partners who can help bring this
vision to life: the creation of a Jewish clock that could one day be present in every Jewish home.