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R. Shalom Berger writes in BookJed about The Mind of the Mourner: Death and tragedy are part-and-parcel of our lives as Jews – both as individuals who will suffer the

Professor Oscar Mohl writes in The Jewish Press (link): Grief is a universal experience. But mourning, which is the religious and cultural expression of that grief, reflects the specific community’s

Josh Lambert of the Tablet Magazine writes: The incongruity of Tisha B’Av—a day of mourning during a period otherwise reserved by Americans for pool parties and cookouts—can make it difficult

Rabbi Harry Maryles of the Emes Ve-Emunah blog writes: This brings me to a new publication by the OU Press: Koren Mesorat HaRav Kinot. This beautifully bound Kinos is a

Alan Jay Gerber of The Jewish Star writes: Thus, we note this week the elegant and sophistication of a new edition of the Kinot published this year. Titled, “The Koren

Rabbi Shlomo Brody, online editor of Tradition, review the Koren Mesorat HaRav Kinot: The hottest new publication in the Orthodox book world (I admit we’re not exactly talking about a

When Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations Wednesday, a day after his meeting with President Obama in the White House, he

Below is a picture of the Koren Kinot Mesorat HaRav in Judaica Plus in Cedarhurst.

This is a slideshow of R. Tzvi Hersh Weinreb speaking at the OU Israel Center about translating the Kinot into English: link

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