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Kikar HaShabbatCulture

Zimigrad Hasidic Dynasty Celebrates Engagement of Rebbe's Great-Granddaughter

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Followers of the Sanz-Zimigrad Hasidic dynasty celebrated the engagement of the great-granddaughter of the late Rebbe "Aryeh Shag" zt"l. The bride is the daughter of Rabbi Chaim Yehuda Reich and is engaged to the son of Rabbi Yisrael Ungar of Damarow. Rabbi Shmuel Eliezer Stern officiated the "Tena'im" ceremony.

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  • Sanz-Zimigrad Hasidic followers celebrated the engagement of the late Rebbe "Aryeh Shag" zt"l's great-granddaughter.
  • The bride is the daughter of Rabbi Chaim Yehuda Reich.
  • The groom is the son of Rabbi Yisrael Ungar of Damarow.
  • Rabbi Shmuel Eliezer Stern recited the traditional "Tena'im" ceremony.
  • Yehuda Farkovitz provided documentation of the event.

Followers of the Sanz-Zimigrad Hasidic dynasty gathered to celebrate the engagement of the bride, the great-granddaughter of the late Rebbe "Aryeh Shag" zt"l. She is the daughter of Rabbi Chaim Yehuda Reich and is engaged to the son of Rabbi Meir Mordechai Ungar, who is the son of Rabbi Yisrael Ungar of Damarow.

Rabbi Shmuel Eliezer Stern, Av Beis Din of West Bnei Brak, was honored with reciting the "Tena'im," a traditional pre-nuptial ceremony. The event was documented by Yehuda Farkovitz.

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