Tisha B'Av 5771: Times for entering and leaving the fast • And what happens at the Western Wall?

July 16, 2021   

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'The Western Wall Heritage Foundation is preparing to accommodate the many who flock to the Western Wall to read the Scroll of Lamentations and utter lamentations, near the site of the destruction.

 Starting on the evening of Shabbat 8th of Av 5771 and continuing into the late hours of the following night, Jews from all denominations and circles will come to commemorate the difficult day in the place that most symbolizes the destruction.

this is  A moving spectacle of thousands sitting on the floor and lamenting the destruction of the House of God in all its formulas and traditions, befitting a place that unites and unites.

 On Saturday night, the night of Tisha B'Av, the Western Wall Heritage Foundation will hold a special broadcast for those who are unable to make it to the Western Wall plaza. The broadcast will begin with evening prayers, the reading of the Megillah Icha and the recitation of laments by cantors.

 The broadcast will be broadcast here on the Haredim 10 website. Starting at 10:45 p.m.

 At the end of the fast, the Western Wall Heritage Foundation will distribute drinks and food to those who finish the fast at the Western Wall plaza.

The preparations will continue until the late hours of the end of the fast (around 2 a.m.), when crowds led by rabbis and Torah scholars arrive for the Kiddush ceremony, which is performed by most people on the end of Tisha B'Av.

 Rescue forces will be stationed throughout the day at the Western Wall plaza to lend a helping hand to anyone who needs it.

It should be noted that private vehicles are not allowed into the Old City, and must be reached by public transportation only.