This is happening now at the Kotel in Jerusalem for Tisha B'Av

From the kotel earlier in Jerusalem

This beautiful scene was pictured today during the fast of Tisha B'Av as religious Jews stood in Tel Aviv to offer random Jews to put Tefillin on. For anyone who thinks that religious Jews are judgemental, you are very wrong, on the contrary we are more open to Jews who live lives we don't agree with than is made out to be in the media.

A Jew who follows Torah only sees another Jew in front of them, regardless of what they are wearing or look like.

Kol HaKavod to the random passerby who did a big mitzva, may it affect him positively and help him find his way back to the truth.

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This guy made his own little social experiment. He asked random people if they are for or against the judicial reform in Israel. Regardless of what they replied, he said he supported the opposite but then asked if they will give him a hug and all agreed.

Just watch!

Jewish unity is more important than anything else.

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A large group of Jews sang "Im Eshkachech Yerushalayim" (If I forget you Jerusalem) at the kotel on Tisha B'Av this evening.

Last night a group of Jews in Tel Aviv recited the book of Eicha (Lamentations) for Tisha B'Av outside of restuarants who illegally and deliberately opened their restaurants for the fast of Tisha B'Av.

They opened them to protest like the moronic children they are.

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A group of Jews in Rome sang Im Eshkachech Yerushalayim (If I forget you Jerusalem) under the Arch of Titus.

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The deputy IDF commander of the Givati company in the Gaza Division said some words in memory of the 3 Givati combat soldiers who fell during the 2014 war in Gaza (Tzuk Eitan - Operation Protective Edge) on the 9th anniversary of their deaths.

The names include:
Major Benaya Sarel
Lieutenant Hadar Goldin
First Sergeant Le-al Gidoni

May their memories be for a blessing.

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This Shabbat is Parashat Va'etchanan and the haftara is Isaiah 40:1-26 which is known as Shabbat Nachamu.

I leave you with this song of Nachamu Nachamu Ami as I depart to the island of Shabbat

Shabbat shalom

The entitled suicidals are out of their holes again tonight

Terrorists throwing rocks at an IDF vehicle near Tul Karem tonight

In a funeral procession in the city of Zanjan (Iran), Iranian security put the Israeli, American and Swedish flags on the floor so that people would trample on them but the opposite happened and the people refused to trample on them.