Is it permitted to eat meat and drink wine on the night of the tenth of Av and the following day?
Synopsis
Meat and wine are forbidden on the night and day of the tenth of Av following Tisha Be-Av, due to the mourning of the preceding day, though some authorities limit the stringency to midday only.
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