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Satmar Rebbe's Silverware Inheritance Divided Equally Among All Seven Children
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By כיכר השבת, חיים רוזנבוים
First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · Aug 27, 2026
What happened
The valuable antique silverware of the late Satmar Rebbe 'Brekh Moshe' was divided equally among all seven of his children in a lottery held in Monsey, following an earlier division of sacred items among his sons.
- 01Satmar Rebbe's antique silverware inheritance divided among all seven children.
- 02Distribution took place at Rabbi Lipa Friedman's home in Monsey.
- 03Lottery used two boxes: one with heirs' names, one with inheritance packages.
- 04Each round matched an heir to a specific silverware package.
- 05Packages assigned to Satmar leaders in Borough Park, Monsey, Montreal, and others.
- 06Event followed earlier division of sacred items among four sons only.
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