They Took Our Bodies, But Our Souls Will Live Forever!

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Yitzchak Botton’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

[Music] when tito's thrust that sword in the parijas blood gushed forth and the message being it was like cardiac arrest it was like a dagger in our hearts and then we move on to a more intense period of morning the nine days we don't need meat we don't do laundry we don't bathe then we come to schwarze the week that tisha falls out on and it's like shiva leolainu it's like mourning for a dear relative and then comes erev tishbov and the final pseudo and ghazal tell us at that it's like it's like the body sitting in front of you and then comes the most wretched day of the jewish calendar the day of tears the day of tears the day of mourning kish above tish above is such a wretched day that the navi yermia who was born on tisha above cursed the day of his birth first base hamikdash second base hamikdash the mishna says at the end of times five tragedies happened on tish above jewish community of england was expelled france was expelled in on tish above of course the spanish explosion was tish above above world war one breaks out on tish above and you would expect that after three weeks and then nine days and then the week of tishma and here we are it's the worst day of the year it's after me so much you would expect that we sit on the floor and we mourn the entire day but we have this really strange practice that comes in the day we get up and we get off the floor and we put on our fill in and it's like it's

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