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Hundreds Celebrate Rabbi Nachman Biderman's Son's Wedding in Bnei Brak Until 6 AM

By חיים רוזנבוים
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
The story · English

Last week, hundreds of Hasidim, admirers, and dozens of international guests gathered in Bnei Brak to celebrate the wedding of Rabbi Nachman Biderman's son. The groom married the daughter of Rabbi Moshe Natan Netah Lemberger, son of Rabbi Shlomo Lemberger, the head of the Makova Ashdod rabbinical court and son-in-law of the Nadvorna Rebbe of Jerusalem. The joyous event lasted deep into the night in the city known for its Torah and Hasidic life.

A notable moment occurred at midnight when the Nadvorna Rebbe of Jerusalem, the groom's grandfather, performed the mitzvah dance ('mitzvah tanz') early to allow many attendees to return home at a reasonable hour. Following this, Rabbi Nachman Biderman, the groom's father and a well-known spiritual mentor, took over leading the celebration. He danced energetically before the groom, encouraging spirited singing and uplifting the crowd.

The festive dancing and singing continued nonstop until 6:00 AM, culminating in an emotional and powerful mitzvah dance led by Rabbi Biderman himself. The event highlighted the deep joy and communal spirit of the Hasidic world in Bnei Brak.

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