Tisha B'Av in 2021

From this evening, the Jewish world will mark the saddest day in its calendar - Tisha B'Av - a day of mourning over the destruction of ancient #Jerusalem's First & Second Temple. These stones were thrown from the Second Temple onto the street below after its destruction in 70 CE. https://t.co/I9HVw3r2jB

— StandWithUs (@StandWithUs) July 17, 2021

Italy: Photo, Tisha B'Av in the Great Synagogue of Rome https://t.co/yxW4bblHsa

— Yiddish News (@YiddishNews) July 18, 2021

Today is the saddest day in the Jewish calendar - Tisha B'Av. Here's why >> ✡️ #TishaBeav https://t.co/4EMpBsfIoU

— Hananya Naftali (@HananyaNaftali) July 17, 2021

Connect the (Dippin') Dots. 7-18-21 National Ice Cream day is on tisha b'av. 7-19-21 Ben & Jerry's announcement. When it comes to Jews and ice cream I shudder to think what is in store for tomorrow. (Bonus: here is a GIF that will date me). https://t.co/sM2iQmu34B

— (((Michael))) (@maltman613) July 19, 2021

After calling upon Palestinians to confront Jews during Tisha B'av prayers in Jerusalem, the PFLP military wing releases this image with the title: "Our hands are on the trigger, and from us [is] covenant and loyalty" https://t.co/UfJQoWlGQF

— Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian (@manniefabian) July 17, 2021

Today is Tisha B’Av, a Jewish fast commemorating the distraction of the Temple. Jewish worshipers planned to visit Temple Mt. So what did Israel do to facilitate that? Enter violently after mourning prayer and clear the Al-Aqsa compound. https://t.co/NTHPif5oIm

— Abraham Gutman 🔥 אברהם גוטמן (@abgutman) July 18, 2021

To mark Tisha B’Av, the Jewish national day of mourning, Israeli President @Isaac_Herzog attended a reading of the Book of Lamentations at a synagogue in the Israeli city of Ashkelon, while Prime Minister @NaftaliBennett attended a reading in his hometown of Ra’anana. https://t.co/9p1pm7ipqw

— Avi Mayer (@AviMayer) July 17, 2021