Thousands of worshippers gathered at Joseph's Tomb in Shechem to mark the end of the Three Weeks mourning period with prayers and a significant family celebration. The event featured a traditional first haircutting ceremony for the grandson of Rabbi Hillel Lieberman, who was killed in 2000 while trying to reach the site. The ceremony was led by Member of Knesset Tzvi Succot, Rabbi Lieberman's son-in-law, who spoke about the emotional significance of the moment and called for a permanent Jewish presence at Joseph's Tomb. Regional leaders addressed the crowd, emphasizing themes of resilience, continuity, and unity, while also praying for the safety of soldiers and the return of hostages. The gathering was secured by military and police forces, allowing thousands to participate safely.