Why do we refrain from saying Tachanun on Tisha B’Av, as we do on days of rejoicing? And if the answer is that Tisha B’Av will one day be a holiday rather than a day of mourning, what does that have to do with our experience today? And finally, why will Tisha B’Av be a happy day, rather than merely a “neutral” day?
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