Tisha B’Av isn’t about searching for something to make us sad. It’s about allowing ourselves to feel what already hurts: the suffering of our people, our distance from Hashem, and the countless Jews who no longer know what it means to be Jewish. But Jewish pain is never meant to leave us paralyzed. It must awaken longing, responsibility, and the courage to rebuild. In 2025, terrorists targeted Jews on Yom Kippur, Hanukkah, and Passover. The victims came from different countries, backgrounds, and levels of observance. Yet after each attack, survivors shared the same message: Celebrate Jewish life. This Tisha B’Av, hear from those communities whose celebrations were shattered by antisemitic violence and witness the Jewish answer that has sustained us for generations: to celebrate again. Comment “FILM” to receive the viewing link to “While We Were Celebrating,” Aish’s new film that tells the story of Jewish communities targeted by antisemitic violence and the resilience that followe...