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Kikar HaShabbatCulture

Chernobyl Rebbe's Grandson Weds in Joyous Hasidic Celebration

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The grandson of the Rebbe of Chernobyl married the granddaughter of Rabbi Saul Greenberger, an aide to the Rebbe of Vizhnitz. The wedding was a large celebration with many attendees. Photos from the event were published, showing the groom's procession and the mitzvah tantz.

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  • The grandson of the Rebbe of Chernobyl married into a prominent Hasidic family.
  • The groom is the son of Rabbi Pinchas Israel Twersky.
  • The bride is the granddaughter of Rabbi Saul Greenberger, an aide to the Rebbe of Vizhnitz.
  • The wedding was a large and joyous celebration.
  • Photos of the event were shared, including the mitzvah tantz.

The wedding of the grandson of the Rebbe of Chernobyl, son of Rabbi Pinchas Israel Twersky, took place amidst great celebration. The groom is also the son-in-law of the Rebbe of Kasan Hillkrest. The bride is the daughter of Rabbi Shlomo Zvi Greenberger, Rabbi of Kehilat 'Ahavat Shalom' Vizhnitz Elad, and the granddaughter of Rabbi Saul Greenberger, an aide to the Rebbe of Vizhnitz, and the son-in-law of the Rebbe of Antoiny. The event included a gallery of photos from the groom's procession and the mitzvah tantz, a traditional dance performed by Hasidim.

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