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	Titre	Date	Durée
	1. Zechor Hashem: Alas, What has Occured to Us	02 Jul 2026	00:23:26
The heresy of trying to explain our suffering, and why we have to hope regardless. Click here for Kinnah text. Register for our Tisha B'Av Yom Iyyun
	3. A'adeh Ad: I Cry to the Heavens	05 Jul 2026	00:21:32
How long can we hold on to hope? Click here for Kinnah text. Register for our Tisha B'Av Yom Iyyun
	2. Eicha Atzta: In Your Anger, You Let Us Die	03 Jul 2026	00:17:16
How could this happen? What of the covenant? Click here for Kinnah text. Register for our Tisha B'Av Yom Iyyun
	19. When Will the Kinnot End? The Horrors of October 7	22 Jul 2026	00:19:05
These two moving kinnot written by survivors of the Nachal Oz and Kfar Aza ask as Yirmiyahu did, Eicha, How can it be? How can it be?
	18. Mourning the Loss of Six Million of our People	22 Jul 2026	00:23:31
Eicha Tifarteinu In this powerful kinah we mourn a tragedy greater than the destruction of the Temple and pray for peace for the Jewish people.
	9. Woe Unto Me: The Pain of Hunger	12 Jul 2026	00:19:53
The real human cost of the destructions of the temples is sometimes lost in our desire to make it meaningful for Judaism as a whole. Rav Elazar Hakalir brings us right back into the awful pain and hunger of the day.
	8. The Enemy Enters: Titus in the Temple	10 Jul 2026	00:22:55
Despite the wanton destruction of all the is sacred Titus decided not to destroy the western wall. In this kinnah we will learn why and discuss how a heavenly voice tries to awaken God. Click here for Kinnah text. Register for our Tisha B'Av Yom Iyyun
	7. Ei Ko: Where are all the Promises?	09 Jul 2026	00:27:46
In this kinnah we ask G-d’s why He does not fulfil His promises. Yet at the same time we discuss why the destruction of the Temple is a reason for joyous song. Click here for Kinnah text. Register for our Tisha B'Av Yom Iyyun
	6. And Jeremiah Cried: The King Who Did Everything Right, Until He Didn't	08 Jul 2026	00:20:08
He found a lost Torah scroll. There was no greater leader since Moshe. Then one fateful decision cost him his life. Why did one of Judah's greatest kings ignore Yirmiyahu's warning—and what can his tragic mistake teach us about the limits of conviction and the necessity of humility? Click here for Kinnah text. Register for our Tisha B'Av Yom Iyyun
	5. We Did This to Ourselves	07 Jul 2026	00:28:28
The Temple fell because of war. But this Kinah says something darker: we destroyed it from within. We had everything, community, purpose, daily ritual, and we threw it away. This is the mourning of a people who woke up too late to what they'd lost. Click here for Kinnah text. Register for our Tisha B'Av Yom Iyyun
	4. When Your Own People Become Your Worst Enemy	06 Jul 2026	00:24:44
What destroys a society from within? In this kinah, Rav Elazar HaKalir traces the Temple's destruction not only to Rome, but to corrupt leadership, a public eager to embrace comforting falsehoods over painful truths, and the tragedy of internal division. Yet even amid devastation, the kinah closes with an enduring message of hope: the Jewish people will one day return to their land. Click here for Kinnah text. Register for our Tisha B'Av Yom Iyyun
	17. There is Nothing Left to Say	21 Jul 2026	00:12:33
Traditionally Eli Tzion is the last of the kinnot (though no longer). As words cannot adequacy describe the loss thy paytan (liturgical poet) with an alphabetical acrostic lists all that is lost ending with a plea for G-d to hear our prayers.
	16. The Two Exoduses: From Glory to Tragedy	20 Jul 2026	00:16:50
This kinnah compares the Exodus from Egypt with the Expulsion from Jerusalem, lamenting all that was lost as triumph turned to tears.
	15. Rising from the Grave	19 Jul 2026	00:27:03
Our ancestors are awoken by Yirmiyahs to plead on behalf of their children. But their children continue to sin and the merit of our ancestors has long expired.
	14. The Rhineland is in Flames: The Crusades of 1096	17 Jul 2026	00:23:49
This kinnah provides eyewitness accounts of the destruction of the flourishing communities of Speyer, Worms sand Magence. We will discuss the heart rendering debates as to the appropriateness of committing suicide of oneself and family rather than submit to forced conversion.
	13. Al Ben uBat: Two Beautiful Siblings Die	16 Jul 2026	00:12:00
In today’s kinnah we focus on the sale into slavery of the son and daughter of Rabbi Yishmael and their tragic deaths.
	12. The Ten Martyrs	15 Jul 2026	00:26:50
The story of the 10 martyrs is recounted–in very different ways–twice a year. Once on Yom Kippur and again on Tisha b’Av. We will discuss the links between the story of Yosef, making a widow wait and the deaths of Rabbi Yishamel and Rabi Shimon.
	11. Your Justice, Our Shame	14 Jul 2026	00:24:07
How do we make peace with our own failings? What do we do when we desire mercy but receive Justice?
	10. V'ata Amarta: More Broken promises	13 Jul 2026	00:18:43
Despite the fact that God does not keep His word, the paytan lays the blame on the Jewish people. How can the covenant remain intact when promises are broken?

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