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Maggie Tabibi Breaks Tisha B'Av Fast Live, Calls for Unity and Tolerance
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By דסק C14
Culture17:36 · Jul 23

Maggie Tabibi Breaks Tisha B'Av Fast Live, Calls for Unity and Tolerance

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During the evening broadcast of Channel 14 news on Thursday, anchor Maggie Tabibi broke the Tisha B'Av fast live on air. She used the moment to deliver an emotional message emphasizing the importance of unity, tolerance, and acceptance of others. Tabibi highlighted the deep significance of Tisha B'Av as a day of mourning for the destruction of the Temple, which she described as a consequence of people giving up on one another.

She stressed that the path to healing lies in recognizing and respecting differences without judgment based on appearance, religious observance, or worldview. Tabibi urged viewers to remember the shared fate that binds all parts of the nation despite the walls built between them. Concluding her remarks, she recited the blessing "Baruch Atah Adonai, Eloheinu Melech HaOlam, shehakol nihye bidvaro," marking the end of the fast with a spirit of hope and connection.

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