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Parashat Devarim- Tisha B’Av: “Why are Jews Judged Harsher than the Rest of the World”?

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Chacham Baruch Ben-Haim ztl

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my friends our talk today will be about parashat devarim anyway the book of devarim is the last book of the torah and we will say a few words but let us remember of course the fact that we are now in the midst of those days before tish ab the ninth of ab is the day the most ominous day in the history of the jewish people this year there is going to be a slight difference instead of falling in each day the 9th of ave it's going to be i mean the fast we are going to have to fast on sunday which is the tenth of av it's most unusual but it happened also last year so this shabbat is in fact tisha b'av but on shabbat we cannot fast on the contrary because according to we have to behave with the same happiness as we have in every shabbat while it is forbidden now to to eat meat for example and to drink wine but on shabbat you could eat as much i mean the kind of feast that king solomon used to have you're allowed of course up to the end of shabbat and before a little and then on saturday night of course we go to shul and we begin the fast of the ninth of af which is on the tenth in a way there's not much difference between the ninth of the month of av and the tenth in the talmud in getin we find that there is a mahloket there is a debate between the sages when should we fast the ninth or the tenth why because on the ninth the betamigdash the great temple of the jewish people the first and the second the destruction began on the ninth but ultimately and eventually it lasted until the end of the tenth

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  1. 0:03my friends our talk today will be about parashat devarim anyway the book of devarim is
  2. 3:16it has to do of course with the haftara that we will read at the end
  3. 7:01theirs that it's not our place it's not our land and many others say we are
  4. 10:46between two people the two litigants so the one who was who was at fault was
  5. 13:56together we have ten that means they have uh desecrated the ten commandments that were given
  6. 17:41having to do with the fact that we lament for the destruction of the temple and
  7. 21:28they don't want to renounce the fact that they are jews i have mentioned this many
  8. 24:37automatically you are not going to abandon it because the torah is a treasury is it
  9. 28:21and she wants that's the power of habit that's what that's exactly what's happening to to
  10. 32:05there were some people came looking like the worst kind of guy and they became more

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