Tisha B'Av 2024. We, as jews, need to rethink the 3 weeks, 9 days and tisha b'av given that we now have the modern state of israel and a clear signal that this is our redemption. Tisha b’av is the saddest day on the jewish calendar, tisha b’av primarily commemorates the babylonian destruction of the first temple in 586 bce and the roman destruction of the second temple.

On tisha b’av, the day that jerusalem was destroyed, tradition holds that the messiah will be born. Tisha b’av primarily commemorates the destruction of the first and second temples, both of which were destroyed on the ninth of av (the first by the babylonians in 586 b.c.e.;