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Kikar HaShabbatCulture

Ultra-Orthodox Weddings Feature Trance Dancing, Netanyahu Courts Haredi Support

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Trance dancing is becoming a trend at ultra-Orthodox yeshiva weddings, challenging traditional customs. Prime Minister Netanyahu is actively seeking to strengthen ties with Ashkenazi Haredi political groups. Meanwhile, the Vizhnitz Hasidic community is expressing concern over the deteriorating health of its Rebbe.

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  • Trance dancing is emerging at ultra-Orthodox yeshiva weddings, challenging traditional norms.
  • Prime Minister Netanyahu is actively working to engage Ashkenazi Haredi political factions.
  • Concerns are rising within the Vizhnitz Hasidic community about their Rebbe's health.

A growing trend of trance dancing, reminiscent of the "Tuna Bagel" style, is emerging at weddings within Haredi (ultra-Orthodox) yeshiva communities, a phenomenon that challenges traditional norms. This development is part of a broader cultural shift observed in some segments of the religious world.

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly continuing his efforts to engage with Ashkenazi Haredi political factions, with some indications of progress. His administration is seeking to maintain and strengthen ties with these communities.

Separately, concerns have been raised within the Vizhnitz Hasidic dynasty regarding the declining health of its Rebbe. The community is reportedly worried about his weakened condition.

Kikar HaShabbatHaredi · Bnei Brak

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