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Home Pardes Library Topics Jewish calendar Tisha B’Av 2015: Why Are We Comforted Twice?

Tisha B’Av 2015: Why Are We Comforted Twice?

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    This lecture was held at Pardes as part of the Tisha B’Av program 2015.

    The verses of redemption in the Tanach present a deep understanding of the essence of redemption. The question is how does this understanding contribute to our comprehension of our modern life in the Land of Israel and beyond?

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    Gideon Weitzman

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