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Kikar HaShabbatCulture

Granddaughter of Zotshka Rebbe Engaged in Bnei Brak

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The granddaughter of the Zotshka Rebbe became engaged to the grandson of the Sha'atz Rebbe in a celebration held in Bnei Brak. The event was attended by numerous Hasidim, rabbis, and public figures. The article details the family connections of both the bride and groom, highlighting their prominent Hasidic lineage. The celebration signifies a union between important Hasidic families.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • The granddaughter of the Zotshka Rebbe became engaged to the grandson of the Sha'atz Rebbe.
  • The engagement celebration took place in a local hall in Bnei Brak.
  • The event was attended by many Hasidim, rabbis, and public figures.
  • The bride is the first granddaughter of the Zotshka Rebbe.
  • The groom is the grandson of Rabbi Ephraim Fishel Motzen.

A joyous engagement celebration took place in Bnei Brak for the granddaughter of the Zotshka Rebbe. The bride, who is the first granddaughter of the Rebbe, is engaged to the grandson of the Sha'atz Rebbe. The event was held in a local hall and was attended by many Hasidim, rabbis, and public figures.

The groom is the son of Rabbi Shmuel Dovid Schneerson, and the grandson of Rabbi Ephraim Fishel Motzen, who serves as the Av Beit Din of Kiryat HaBaal Shem Tov in Petah Tikva. The bride is the daughter of Rabbi Natan Tzvi Motzen. The celebration was marked by great happiness and was a significant event for the Hasidic community, bringing together various Hasidic dynasties including Zotshka, Sha'atz, Tshebin, Rachmistrivka, and Kiryat Ba'al Shem Tov.

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