First Session
8:15 AM Israel time
Shacharit (Morning Prayer Services)
at Beit Knesset Shir Hadash
Rechov Cheil Nashim 4, Katamon, Jerusalem. Click here for a map.
9:15-11:45 AM Israel time
7:15-9:45 AM London time
4:15-6:45 PM Melbourne time
2:15-4:45 AM US Eastern time
11:15 PM-1:45 AM (Monday, August 8) US Pacific time
Join Rabbi Brovender as he explains the underlying themes of various Kinot to make them more meaningful. He will give historical background about the Kinot and their authors along with a deep examination of the text and ideas. Rabbi Brovender will show how the themes of the Kinot can resonate with us in modern times.
This class will be broadcast live online from Beit Knesset Shir Hadash, Rechov Cheil Nashim 4, Katamon, Jerusalem. A live audience is welcome to join in the synagogue. Click here for a map.
11:45-1:15 PM Israel time
9:45-11:15 AM London time
6:45-8:15 PM Melbourne time
4:45-6:15 AM US Eastern time
1:45-3:15 AM US Pacific time
with Rabbi Yehoshua Geller
Many of the Kinot said on Tisha B'Av are difficult to relate to without understanding their meaning or background. Rabbi Geller will read through some of the Kinot to give us somecontext and help us better understand and internalize their messages.
This class will be broadcast live online from Beit Knesset Shir Hadash, Rechov Cheil Nashim 4, Katamon, Jerusalem. A live audience is welcome to join in the synagogue. Click here for a map.
Chatzot in Jerusalem is at approximately 12:45 PM
1:20 PM Israel time
Mincha (Afternoon Prayers)
at Shir Hadash
Second Session
Please note that there will be no live, in-person audience for the second session. This class will be broadcast live online only at WebYeshiva.org.
5:15 PM Israel time
3: 15 PM London time
12.00 AM (Mon, July 30) Melbourne time
10:15 AM US Eastern time 
7:15 AM US Pacific time
with Rabbi Avi Weinstein
From Jeremiah through to the present day, the blessing and curse of Jewish exceptionalism reverberates throughout the ages. From the magnificence of Yerushalayim to the wisdom of her population, the question remains, "How does she dwell so bereft and alone?" This class will investigate the Jewish self perception that magnifies the loss of the city and the humiliation of exile."
6:30 PM Israel time
3:30 PM London time
1:30AM (Mon, July 30) Melbourne time
11:30AM US Eastern time
8:30AM US Pacific time
with Rabbi Yehoshua Geller
Rabbi Geller will discuss the book of Eicha (Lamentations), customarily read on the ninth of Av. Eicha tells the tragic story of the destruction of the First Temple. Eicha is not only a story of pain and suffering, but it also grants us insight into how we can take that pain and sadness and use it to grow and better ourselves and our relationships with God.
All texts and materials will be provided online by WebYeshiva.org.
All sessions are free and are open to WebYeshiva.org students and to the public.
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