Top US Rebbeim Fly to Washington for Meeting with President Trump
Several prominent Hasidic rebbes from the United States have departed for Washington D.C. to meet with President Donald Trump. Among those traveling are the rebbes of Satmar, Vizhnitz Monsey, and Bobov. The Rebbe of Skver, unable to attend, sent his son, Rabbi Chaim Rosenbaum, with a letter of blessing for the President.
The article also details various other Hasidic community events. The Rebbe of Tolded Aaron visited his brother, the Rebbe of Tolded Avraham Yitzchak, to offer blessings. The Rebbe of Vizhnitz Monsey concluded a week-long visit to Israel with a farewell visit to the Rebbe of Tolded Avraham Yitzchak, where they celebrated the engagement of a great-granddaughter.
In other news, police in Israel have detained dozens of individuals in the Breslov Hasidic community on suspicion of involvement in underage marriages, a practice reportedly carried out through sophisticated, clandestine wedding arrangements. This follows a similar operation two weeks prior.
Additionally, the Rebbe of Belz will be moving to a specially constructed elevated platform near the Ark of the Covenant for prayers during the High Holy Days, a significant change in his prayer location. The article also mentions a late-night visit between the Rebbe of Vizhnitz Monsey and his brother-in-law, Rabbi Ze'ev Ernster, in Jerusalem, where they reminisced about their grandfather.
Other reported events include the wedding of the Satmar Rebbe's grandson in Williamsburg, the wedding of the Riminov Rebbe's son in Antwerp, Belgium, and a call from the sons of the Vizhnitz Rebbe for a day of prayer for his recovery. The article also covers the funeral of the elderly Komarna Rebbe from Manhattan, the funeral of the Bialla Ostrowa Rebbe who passed away in the US, a memorial event for the Strikov Rebbe, and a traveling Rebbe's visit to Modi'in Illit.
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