Netanyahu's Grandson Weds in Intimate Jerusalem Ceremony
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's ultra-Orthodox grandson, Shmuel Roth, married in a small family ceremony in Jerusalem's Mea Shearim neighborhood on Sunday. The wedding was an intimate gathering attended by invited guests. This event follows a previous family celebration, the Bar Mitzvah of Shmuel Roth four years ago, which also garnered attention.
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- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's grandson, Shmuel Roth, married in Jerusalem.
- The wedding ceremony was an intimate family event in the Mea Shearim neighborhood.
- The groom's parents, Noa and Daniel Roth, lead an ultra-Orthodox lifestyle.
- The family belongs to the Breslov Hasidic community.
- A previous family event, Shmuel Roth's Bar Mitzvah, also drew attention.
The ultra-Orthodox grandson of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, son of Noa and Daniel Roth, was married in a small family event in Jerusalem on Sunday evening. The wedding took place in a neighborhood hall in the Mea Shearim area, with invited guests only. Noa Roth, the Prime Minister's daughter, and her husband Daniel lead an ultra-Orthodox lifestyle and reside in the Mea Shearim neighborhood of Jerusalem. The family belongs to the Breslov Hasidic community, and their children were educated in the city's Haredi educational institutions, including the "Drachei Shmuel" Talmud Torah. This wedding is not the first family event of the Roth family to attract attention due to its connection to the Prime Minister. Approximately four years ago, the Bar Mitzvah celebration of Shmuel Roth, the eldest son of Noa and Daniel and Netanyahu's grandson, was held in Mea Shearim. During that celebration, Shmuel surprised attendees by completing the entire Talmud.
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