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Kiryat Gat's Mikveh Facilities Draw Criticism for Poor Conditions
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By כיכר השבת, חני שטיין
First reported by JDN · 4 hours ago
What happened
Women in Kiryat Gat, Israel, are complaining about the poor, overcrowded, and outdated conditions at the city's mikveh. An urgent appeal has been launched to renovate the facility, with organizers promising spiritual rewards for donations.
- 01Kiryat Gat's mikveh facilities are criticized for being outdated and overcrowded.
- 02Women report poor conditions deterring use, especially among young families.
- 03An urgent renovation appeal is underway ahead of the High Holy Days.
- 04Donations are linked to a spiritual reward for fertility.
- 05The mikveh's state is contrasted with the city's modern development.
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