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The 2024 Tzohar Kinot Companion – From Shemini Atzeret to Tisha B’Av

We are living in a period of unspeakable loss and pain. The blood of our nation’s heroes who have fallen on the battlefield in defense of our land, has become mixed together with that of the victims of the massacres of that horrific October day.
Images of Jews slaughtered simply because they were Jews, images that we always associated with Kishinev and Babi Yar, have been thrust back into our modern Jewish minds.

This companion to the kinot, including a new kinah – Kinat Be’eri – seeks to ensure that we are able to feel and remember the power and pain of the times we are living in, right alongside the tragedies that are inextricable aspects of our national history.

As we approach Shavuot, the day traditionally associated with Torah study, we know that this year in particular the holiday will be an opportunity for personal and communal reflection around themes of national pain, loss, as well as hope for a better tomorrow, that have become so relevant in the wake of October 7th and the ongoing war.

In response, Tzohar has compiled ten thought-provoking essays from Israeli personalities directly affected by the ongoing events, that have been translated into English.

Pesach Sale of Chametz 2024 Selling your chametz with Tzohar is as easy as1 Click the link2 Fill in your details3 Submit!Available in Hebrew, English,

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