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In the Beit Midrash Hall in Kiryat Gat, the Rebbe of Kretshnif lamented the destruction of the house on the night and day of Tisha B'Av. When the fast ended, the Rebbe took off his mourning clothes, put on Shabbat clothes, and went out into the streets of a city for a 'kiddush lavena' ceremony with a large crowd, after which he sang niguni Geula (Chassidim)
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In the Beit Midrash Hall in Kiryat Gat, the Rebbe of Kretshnif lamented the destruction of the house on the night and day of Tisha B'Av. When the fast ended, the Rebbe took off his mourning clothes, put on Shabbat clothes, and went out into the streets of a city for a 'kiddush lavena' ceremony with a large crowd, after which he sang niguni Geula (Chassidim)