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The Talmud teaches us that the 15th of Av and Yom Kippur are the happiest days of the Jewish calendar. Why, and what is the connection between these two dates?

The 15th of Av

The Happiest Day of the Jewish Calendar

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Topics: Av 15
By Moishe New
Rabbi Moshe New heads the Montreal Torah Center. He is sought out lecturer on Kabbalah and its relevance in our lives today.
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August 2, 2012
relevance at our age, finally the day comes
why does it takes so long - often decades! to get this message? it's so beautiful if we could only understand this message when we're young we'd be living a spiritual high all our lives' ! thank you ... it is always good to know, and good to be reminded
annette Lauer
toronto
March 9, 2011
very interesting
Nitza Attali
Providence, RI
July 25, 2010
Tov
Very Inspirational! Its too bad the first two people with comments had such attitude problems....
Eliyahu
jerusalem, Israel
August 12, 2008
more about Yom Kipur...
this was more about Yom Kipur than Tu B'Av. Seems this is one festival the non-orthodox may claim back because the Orthodox aren't doing anything good with it.
Gabbi Sar-Shalom
August 10, 2008
boring!!!!!!!!!
he was droning on and on!!!!!!
moshe
August 8, 2006
A connection that I don't believe is commonly known, very interesting!
Devorah Hasofer
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