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Eicha, the Book of Lamentations, asks important questions that address the theological crisis following the Jewish exile.

Remembering Jerusalem permeates Jewish belief, thought, and practice in profound and powerful ways.

On Tisha B'Av, re-enacting the sorrow felt by those who survived the destruction of the Temple

Holocaust Remembrance Day begins the evening of April 20, 2020.

The liturgy for the 9th of Av includes Lamentations and special additional elegies.

Counting the days from Passover to Shavuot.

In 2025, Tu Bishvat begins at sundown on Wednesday, Feb. 12 and ends at sundown on Thursday, Feb. 13.

In 2024, the "birthday of the trees" begins at sundown on Wednesday, Jan. 24 and ends at sundown on Thursday, Jan. 25.

In 2023, the "birthday of the trees" begins at sundown on Sunday, Feb. 5 and ends at sundown on Monday, Feb. 6.

In 2022, Tisha B'Av begins at sunset on Saturday, August 6.

Eicha is both the Hebrew title of this biblical book and the word that best helps us understand what it really means.

Nearly a year into the Covid-19 pandemic, Tu Bishvat is the last holiday Jews haven’t yet celebrated while practicing social distancing.