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The 15th of Av

The Happiest Day of the Jewish Calendar

By Moshe New


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Moshe 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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Posted: Aug 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.
Posted By Gabbi Sar-Shalom

Posted: Aug 10, 2008
boring!!!!!!!!!
he was droning on and on!!!!!!
Posted By moshe

Posted: Aug 8, 2006
A connection that I don't believe is commonly known, very interesting!
Posted By Devorah Hasofer



 

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The 15th of Av
The Happiest Day of the Jewish Calendar
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?
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