EPISODE · Aug 6, 2019 · 1H 48M
Tisha B'Av - Tragedy or Consolation?
from Torah Thinking · host Rabbi Mendel Kessin
Given in Israel on 8/4/2019 by Rabbi Mendel Kessin Special thanks to Yiboneh who recorded produced this video. Visit Yiboneh at Yiboneh.com. TorahThinking.com | Glossary
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