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Tens of Thousands Gather at Western Wall to Mark 1958 Years Since Temple Destruction on Tisha B'Av Tens of thousands gathered at Jerusalem's Western Wall on Thursday to mark 1958 years since the destruction of the Jewish Temples on Tisha B'Av, observing traditional fast and mourning rituals with prayers and songs of hope for redemption.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Tens of thousands prayed at the Western Wall to mark 1958 years since the Temples' destruction. 02 Tisha B'Av is the most severe rabbinic fast, observed from sunset to nightfall the next day. 03 Worshippers adhered to five afflictions including fasting and refraining from bathing and wearing leather shoes. 04 Mourning customs included sitting low and reciting kinnot about historical Jewish tragedies. 05 The fast's conclusion featured communal singing and the blessing of the new moon at the Western Wall. 06 Food and drink were distributed to those breaking the fast, symbolizing hope and renewal. Translated and summarized by baba from Now 14 , the latest report. Read Now 14’s original The coverage
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