Should Tachanun be said on Tisha B'Av, and what is read from Torah?
Synopsis
Do not say Tachanun on Tisha B'Av and do not fall on one's face, because Tisha B'Av is considered a festival day. The Torah reading is 'When you bear children' (Deuteronomy 4:25) and the Haftarah is from Jeremiah 'I will make an end of them'.
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