Tisha B’Av, the saddest day of the Jewish year, is a day of disruption from our routines, as we mourn for the loss of the Temple and other tragedies of Jewish history and our world. This day is about confronting darker moments and tragedies in our history as a people, carrying forward a sense of memory.

On Thursday, July 27, join Hadar online and observe Tisha B’Av - this is a great opportunity to learn from the broader Jewish community, and with the power of Zoom to be able to join online and learn from Hadar in New York. Their online sessions go throughout the day - register with them and you can drop in when you are available. Register in advance with Hadar.

Rabbi Walden will be attending online as well, so feel free to email him at rabbiwalden@shirhadash.org with any questions, thoughts, or commentary throughout the Tisha B'Av program as you watch and learn from the sessions.