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Published: 08/04/06, 10:22 AM / Last Update: 08/03/06, 6:24 PM
Photo Essay: Tisha B´av At the Western Wall
by Arutz-7 Staff
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As a sign of mourning, Jewish Law obligates one to sit on the ground or a low stool from the onset of the day at sundown, until noon the next day.
Arutz Sheva visited the Kotel (Western Wall) to catch a glimpse of the Jewish People reciting the Book of Lamentations and mourning the loss of the Temples thousands of years ago.
(Photos: Josh Shamsi, Arutz-7 Photojournalist)
As a sign of mourning, Jewish Law obligates one to sit on the ground or a low stool from the onset of the day at sundown, until noon the next day.
Arutz Sheva visited the Kotel (Western Wall) to catch a glimpse of the Jewish People reciting the Book of Lamentations and mourning the loss of the Temples thousands of years ago.
(Photos: Josh Shamsi, Arutz-7 Photojournalist)
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