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Grand Wedding Celebration of Sanz Rebbe’s Great-Grandson Draws Thousands in Israel
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · Jul 5, 2026
What happened
Thousands gathered in Kiryat Sanz for the grand wedding of the Sanz Rebbe’s great-grandson, Shmuel David Berger, with prominent Hasidic leaders attending. The event was part of a series of significant religious and communal celebrations across Hasidic communities in Israel and abroad, including prayer gatherings, Torah study, and other weddings and engagements.
- 01The Sanz Rebbe’s great-grandson married in a grand ceremony in Kiryat Sanz attended by thousands.
- 02The bride is granddaughter of Nadvorna Haifa and Antonia Rebbes, uniting prominent Hasidic families.
- 03The Mielan Rebbe’s son’s upsherin and Kretshnif yahrzeit bar mitzvah were also celebrated recently.
- 04Thousands of Vizhnitz Hasidim gathered at the Western Wall for prayers for their Rebbe’s recovery.
- 05Skulen Hasidim in Lakewood held extended Torah study and a special tish during the 17th of Tammuz fast.
- 06Other major events included weddings in Mishkoltz and Koson dynasties and a Bobov 45 Rebbe farewell speech.
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