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Ongoing Story· Day 9

Skulya Rebbe Visits Israel for Grandson's Wedding

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Kikar HaShabbatCulture

Hasidic Dynasties Celebrate Grandson's Wedding in Jerusalem

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

The grandson of the Skulya and Kapishnits Rebbes celebrated his wedding in Jerusalem, with his grandfather traveling from the US for the event. Prominent Rebbes, including those from Zwohil, participated in traditional dancing. The wedding underscored the strong connections within these Hasidic communities.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • The wedding of the grandson of the Skulya and Kapishnits Rebbes was held in Jerusalem.
  • The groom's grandfather traveled from the United States for the celebration.
  • Rebbes from Skulya, Kapishnits, and Zwohil attended and danced.
  • The event included traditional mitzvah tants dancing.

The wedding of the grandson of the Skulya and Kapishnits Rebbes took place in Jerusalem, drawing prominent figures from the Hasidic world. The grandfather of the groom, who resides in the United States, traveled specifically for the occasion. The event featured joyous dancing, including the mitzvah tants, with the Rebbes of Skulya, Kapishnits, and Zwohil participating. The celebration highlighted the close familial and communal ties within these Hasidic dynasties.

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