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5778 | Rabbi Yosef Tzvi Rimon
Were there Fasts in the time of the Second Temple?
The Ninth of Av
Av 6 5776 | Rabbi Stewart Weiss
THE HOWS and WHYS OF 9 AV
The Ninth of Av
Av 6 5775 | Rabbi Stewart Weiss
Triangles and Tisha B’av
The Ninth of Av
Av 3 5775 | Rabbi Daniel Mann
Tisha B’av Pushed Off till Sunday
Bemare Habazak - Rabbis Questions The Ninth of Av
5771 | Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff
The Tenth of Av
An interesting Halachic account of the 10th day of Av, focussing on eating meat, fasting, mourning and more.
The Ninth of Av
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Tisha B’Av- A National Yahrtzeit?
Parashat Hashavua The Ninth of Av
5769 | Rabbi Dov Berl Wein
Menachem Av
The Ninth of Av
5769 | Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff
The Nine Days
Various Halachot of the Nine Days.
The Ninth of Av
Av 5768 | Rabbi Eliezer Melamed
When Tisha B’Av Eve is on the Sabbath
Even if Shabbat Chazon falls on the eve of Tisha B’Av (Ninth of Av), or if Tisha B’Av itself coincides with Sabbath and the fast is postponed to Sunday, we eat meat, drink wine, and sing Sabbath songs as usual, for mourning is forbidden on the Sabbath.
The Ninth of Av
5767 | Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff
They are Washed During the Nine Days
How can one survive nine days in the same clothes? Why should one? When is one not obliged to?
The Ninth of Av Various Subjects
5767 | Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff
Selected Halachos of the Days of Tisha B’Av
In this shiur we will explain some of the halachos of Shabbos Chazon, the Seudah HaMafsekes eaten Erev Tisha B’Av, Tisha B’Av itself, and the day after Tisha B’Av.
The Ninth of Av Various Subjects
Menachem Av 5765 | Rabbi Mordechai Eliyahu Zt"l
Ninth of Av Thoughts
The Talmud says, “Where it is the custom to do work on the ninth of Av, one may work; where it is the custom not to do work, one may not do work.” However, whoever does work on the Ninth of Av will not see a sign of blessing from that work.
The Ninth of Av
Rabbi Moshe Erenreich
Three Prophets, Three "Hows"
The sages teach: "In the End of Days the Almighty will transform the Ninth of Av into joy and happiness . . . and He will Himself rebuild Jerusalem and gather in the exiles, as it is written, "He builds Jerusalem, gathers in the outcasts of Israel."
The Ninth of Av
5762 | Rabbi Mordechai Eliyahu Zt"l
The Laws of the Nine Days
When the month of Av arrives, rejoicing should be minimized. A Jew must therefore avoid undertaking construction projects from which pleasure will be derived. Also, transactions should be minimized and one must refrain from consuming meat and wine.
The Ninth of Av
Av 5763 | Rabbi Zalman Baruch Melamed
After the Ninth of Av
If we all strive to see the positive qualities of the land of Israel and its divine, spiritual value; if we feel happy to live in Israel, we will be able to rectify the Sin of the Spies which delayed our forefathers' entrance into the land.
The Ninth of Av
5764 | Rabbi Gideon Weitzman
Tisha B’Av The Temple, Our Link With Eternity
The Ninth of Av The Holy Temple - Beit Hamikdash
5763 | Rabbi David Dov Levanon
Destruction and Redemption
Why did R' Akiva alone laugh? Certainly he was not the only one of the sages to believe in the future redemption. What's more, when the Temple sits in ruins one must mourn the situation even if something good is bound to come out of it in the future.
The Ninth of Av
Elul, 5763 | Rabbi Zalman Baruch Melamed
Today’s Ninth of Av
For many generations we were unable to take practical steps toward hastening the redemption of Israel. We were in exile and simply could not change our plight. Today, God has removed foreign rule from the land and created a Jewish state in its stead.
The Ninth of Av Redemption - Geula
Tamuz 5718 | Rabbi Shaul Yisraeli zt"l
"Because of Groundless Hatred"
If, as we know to be the case, during the period of the Second Commonwealth Jews busied themselves studying Torah, doing Mitzvoth, and performing acts of kindness, why was the Holy Temple destroyed? Answer: Because of groundless hatred.
The Ninth of Av
4 av, 5761 | Rabbi Eliyahu Brin
Linking the "Ninth" with the "Tenth"
The number ten symbolizes the peak of completeness and community, the height of sanctity. The destruction of the Temple began on the ninth, but it was on the tenth of Av that it reached its fiery peak. On that day, the Savior of Israel was born.
The Ninth of Av