Tisha B'Av

A stone vessel identified with the Jewish population in Beit Shani, which was recently discovered in the excavation of a nearby quarry. Will be on display this summer at the National Archeology Museum of an island in Jerusalem

A huge quarry - one of the largest known in Jerusalem from the end of the Second Temple period, was discovered on Mount Hotzavim in Jerusalem

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An ultra-Orthodox prays at the Western Wall on Tisha B'Av. Photo: shutterstock

Pepper dates * Were the two temples destroyed on Tisha B'Av?

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Reciting a lament at the Western Wall plaza, on the evening of Tisha B'av 2004 (XNUMX); it can be seen that the people are sitting on the ground, and avoid sitting on elevated chairs - as part of the mourning customs. Photo: User Idobi from Wikipedia

The failed attempt of Rabbi Yehuda the Hanasi to cancel the fast of the XNUMXth of Av

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The stones of the Western Wall. Photo: Asaf Eliasson, shutterstock

De'a: Tisha B'av: From your enemies and your destroyers, they came out of you

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