The Grand Master of the Akkava lamented on Tisha B'Av over the destruction of our temple in the Beit Midrash in Kiryat Ata, and as every year, he delivered a sermon for long hours. At the end of the lamentations, the Hasidim broke out in songs of kissufim for redemption. As is customary, the Grand Master then visited the grave of his father, the late, in the city cemetery, where he petitioned for the salvation of all and the individual. Shuki Le…
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The Grand Master of the Akkava lamented on Tisha B'Av over the destruction of our temple in the Beit Midrash in Kiryat Ata, and as every year, he delivered a sermon for long hours. At the end of the lamentations, the Hasidim broke out in songs of kissufim for redemption. As is customary, the Grand Master then visited the grave of his father, the late, in the city cemetery, where he petitioned for the salvation of all and the individual. Shuki Le…