Looking for inspiration this Tisha B’Av? The Yeshiva World wants to help infuse your fast day with meaning and contemplation:
Many of us can relate – The later hours of the fast, you’re exhausted, the summer sun is relentless. Perhaps you’ve said kinnos, heard shiurim, but as you grow weaker and your mind loses its sharpness many turn to Tisha B’Av-related videos for inspiration. Your energy is sapped and going to a venue outside of home is just plain uncomfortable and difficult.
However, where to begin? Surely there is what to see, but better not to search, and potentially become distracted by dvarim batelim. If only you knew you could find everything you needed for a meaningful and thought-provoking fast on one site that you know and trust.
Well, this year you will.
The Yeshiva World is teaming up with Project Inspire and others to bring you a variety of videos that will help you immerse yourself in the history of the suffering of Klal Yisroel and the destruction of the Beis Hamikdash. Just one click and you’re here, all the materials you need to connect to this deeply meaningful day.
Also there is no need to pack into sweaty gyms or sit in uncomfortable seating or to even leave the confines of your home, all thats needed is to visit TheYeshivaWorld.com and begin watching presentations from various worldwide Torah institutions. Project Inspire, Project Witness, Brooklyn Jewish Xperience, Ohr Naava and the Tishah B’av Flatbush program will each feature videos this upcoming Tisha B’av on YWN.
Here are the recaps of the upcoming presentations:
Over the past decade, Project Inspire has inspired you with countless stories of regular people who have begun changing the world.
This year, Project Inspire is debuting an all new film featuring three legendary women of our generation: Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis, Mrs. Henny Machlis, and Mrs. Pearl Benish — three giants who looked beyond themselves by reaching out to less religious women and affecting those around them. The film also includes the dramatic story of Liana, a woman who has started returning to Yiddishkeit through Project Inspire.
Continue their legacy by watching this year’s inspirational Tisha B’Av film and the women who kindled the flames in thousands of souls will ignite yours as well.
HIDABROOT
Hidabroot.com will be broadcasting a worldwide live Tisha B’Av marathon on Tuesday August 1st, featuring 50 Rabbis, in 3 languages, from 4 locations across the globe.
Popular speakers will include, The Chief Rabbis of Israel, Rabbi Zamir Cohen, Rabbi Yitzchok Grossman, Rabbi Nota Schiller, Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz, Rabbi Nachshon Schiller, Rabbi David Kaplan, Rabbi Dovid Gottlieb, Rabbi Avrohom Rockmill, Rabbi Reuven Lauffer, Rabbi Yaakov Asher Sinclair and many more world renowned lecturers from Israel, New York and France.
The webcast event can be seen on the Hidabrut website from 9:00 am this coming Sunday, Tisha B’av in 3 languages – Hebrew, English and French.
Rabbi Yoel Gold
View the clip here.
This film will feature the gripping saga of Jewish children concealed during the Holocaust.
It takes the audience on a fascinating, harrowing, and emotional journey through the fateful years of the war when tens of thousands of children took on new, unfamiliar identities in hope of surviving the German onslaught. It brings survivors back to their childhood homes in Poland for first-hand interviews and dramatic reunions with their “adopted” families. This a must-see for anyone who cares about our rich heritage.
As always, Ohr Naava is offering an extraordinary full night and day program which is also viewable online.
Our team has invested significant resources in acquiring a premium Internet connection to provide seamless viewing.
Join us as we transform a dreary day of hunger and lethargy into a transcendent 24 hours packed with depth, meaning, and change.
Our dynamic world renowned speakers include Rabbi Zechariah Wallerstein, Mr. Charlie Harary, Rabbi Label Lam, Rabbi Duvi Bensoussan, Rabbi Shmuel Skaist, and Mrs. Chaya (Ivy) Kalazan. In addition to our in house speakers, the CCHF film has been inserted to our schedule to ensure that you gain the most possible from the day.
To ensure you can view the event as soon as it begins, get a ticket now to receive your customized link.
To sponsor one of the shiurim and earn a part in the profound zechus, email [email protected]
For more information please visit our website at www.ohrnaava.com, or contact [email protected].
For over thirty-five years, the Flatbush, Kensington and neighboring communities have come together to mourn the churban Beis Hamikdash in a uniquely dignified way in what is known as the “Tisha B’Av Program.” Participants in this gathering include a diverse group of individuals from a wide spectrum of the community. The program begins on the eve of Tisha B’Av with Ma’ariv at 8:00 p.m., followed by Eicha and Kinnos. Afterward, divrei chizuk and inspiration are presented. The program resumes in the morning with Shacharis at 8:00 a.m., followed by the recitation of selected kinnos accompanied by commentary and elucidation. After chatzos, the program continues with eight presentations reflecting upon the major themes of the day. Mincha and Ma’ariv are also part of the program. The presenters include distinguished and notable Rabbanim and Roshei Yeshivos.
The Tisha B’Av Program will be held at the Ocean Parkway Jewish Center, 550 Ocean Parkway, between 18th Avenue and Ditmas Avenue. We urge all who can join us at this location to do so to experience the program to its fullest extent. For those who are unable to attend in person, the program can be viewed online, LIVE, here at YeshivaWorld. Please join us either way! In the past, many have reported that they have derived inspiration and meaning from the program that remains with them throughout the year and beyond. To view a detailed outline of the program or to contribute towards the considerable expenses of arranging and broadcasting the event, please visit TorahPrograms.com.
Now’s the moment to watch The Power of Rachel’s Tears, Aleph Beta’s most popular Tisha B’Av video of all time.
Rabbi Fohrman’s life-changing insights about empathy and forgiveness will move you to tears. You owe it to yourself – and your loved ones – to see. Click here to watch now.