Top Rabbi Offers Consolation to Bride Whose Groom Was Arrested Mid-Celebration
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
A Rosh Yeshiva spoke with a bride whose groom was arrested by military police during their Sheva Brachot celebration. The groom, Yaari Lieberman, was ordered to 20 days in military prison. Aid groups are attempting to get the sentence overturned so the couple can continue their wedding festivities.
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- Rosh Yeshiva M.H. Hirsch spoke with a bride whose groom was arrested during wedding celebrations.
- The groom, Yaari Lieberman, was ordered to 20 days in military prison by a military court.
- Lieberman was reportedly apprehended by military police while walking with his bride.
- Aid organizations are working to overturn the sentence for the newlyweds.
- The Rosh Yeshiva offered words of encouragement and blessing to the bride.
A prominent Rosh Yeshiva, M.H. Hirsch, currently in London for the World Torah Fund, spoke with a bride whose newlywed husband was arrested during their Sheva Brachot celebration. "This is a very difficult situation. God gives people trials. From this difficult experience, may you have blessing, success, and a happy life with the groom," Hirsch told the bride. The groom, Yaari Lieberman, was reportedly abducted by military police officers while walking with his bride. A military court ordered Lieberman to be held in military prison for 20 days. Despite the sentence, various aid organizations are working to have the decision overturned, hoping the young groom can at least celebrate the remainder of his Sheva Brachot with his wife.
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