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Israeli Women Reflect on the Meaning of the Temple's Destruction on Tisha B'Av
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 4 hours ago
What happened
On Tisha B'Av, Israeli women from diverse backgrounds discussed the ongoing personal and national impact of the Temple's destruction, sharing stories of loss and resilience while exploring themes of healing and rebuilding.
- 01The program "These Religious Women" examined Tisha B'Av's meaning beyond history, focusing on personal and national loss.
- 02Shuli Mualem shared how faith helped her cope with her husband's death and continue public work.
- 03Iris Haim chose love and unity after her son was killed by Israeli forces in October.
- 04Filmmaker Yehudit Pascal turned her experience of evacuation into art and a healing message.
- 05Couples therapist Shoshi Biton offered advice on repairing family relationships after crises.
- 06The panel debated whether Israel faces destruction or repair and the possibility of healing without full consensus.
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