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Kikar HaShabbatCulture

Rabbis Attend Wedding Celebration in Bnei Brak

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A wedding celebration for the grandson of the Bergsaz Beit Shemesh Rebbe was held in Bnei Brak, attended by many prominent rabbis and rebbes. The event included a "Mitzvah Tantz" by the Rebbe of Nadvorna and a special song by the Hasidim. The celebration was photographed by Shuki Lerer.

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  • Prominent rabbis and rebbes attended a wedding in Bnei Brak for the grandson of the Bergsaz Beit Shemesh Rebbe.
  • The Rebbe of Nadvorna participated in a "Mitzvah Tantz" at the wedding.
  • Hasidim sang "Echad Yachid U'meyuchad" during the celebration.
  • Photographer Shuki Lerer documented the event.

A wedding celebration for the grandson of the Bergsaz Beit Shemesh Rebbe took place in Bnei Brak, drawing a large gathering of prominent rebbes and rabbis. The event, which was attended by personally invited guests of the parents and the Rebbe, was documented by photographer Shuki Lerer.

Among the attendees were the Rebbe of Shvut Halevi and Rabbi Yaakov Grunwald, who were present at the chuppah. The celebration featured the singing of "Echad Yachid U'meyuchad" (One Unique and Singular) by the Hasidim, with the Rebbe of Nadvorna participating in a "Mitzvah Tantz" (a dance performed by the Rebbe with the bride's father or grandfather).

The article also briefly mentions other unrelated events, including the commemoration of Rabbi Leib Mintzberg's yahrtzeit by the Matmidim community, a yahrtzeit meal for Rabbi Kretschneff of Kiryat Gat led by his son, and a betrothal celebration for the youngest son of the Rebbe of Ashlag.

Kikar HaShabbatHaredi · Bnei Brak

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