The Simchas Beis Sho'eva in Kozhnitz was celebrated with the Sheva Berachos for the Rebbe's son in North Tel Aviv
During Sukkos, the last sheva berachos of the Kozhnitzer Rebbe's son was celebrated in Tel Aviv. The kallah is a daughter of Rabbi Zusha Horowitz, rabbi of the Ramot Gimmel neighborhood in Jerusalem.
The Kozhnitzer Rebbe, who lives in Tel Aviv and has a blessed influence on the secular population living in this spiritual wasteland, has married off his eldest son. Although the Rebbe has a Beis Medrash in Tel Aviv, he wanted to celebrate the shabbos sheva berachos in Tel Aviv in order to give the local residents a taste of simchas tzaddikim.
His Beis Medrash in Tel Aviv, however, could not accommodate all the expected participants, which led the askanim to try and find a suitable solution. In the end, they found a large lot near the shul where they erected a huge tent.
Hundreds of Chassidim and admirers arrived from across the country to participate in the simchah, among them the talmidim of the Kozhnitz Yeshiva Ketana of Bnei Brak and their parents. They slept in the nearby 'Beit Hayeled' school building.
Many rabbis from all over Tel Aviv came to attend the tefillos and tischen. They all felt that they owed the Rebbe hakaras hatov for all his wonderful work on behalf of the local residents.
On the day of the chasunah, many people waited in line to receive berachos from the Rebbe, as is customary.
Many talmidim, Chassidim and admirers participated in the wedding, as did several prominent Rebbes, among them the Admorim of Karlin, Chernobyl, Boyan, Rachmastrivkah, Lutzk, Antinyeh, Alesk, Ziditchoiv and many noted rabbanim.
On the Yahrtzeit of the Kozhnitzer Maggid zy"a, a sheva berachos was held at the Beis Medrash in Tel Aviv, which was attended by the Alexander Rebbe, the Vasloier Rebbe and the Bohusher Rebbe, among many others.
The sheva berachos which was combined with a simchas beis hasho'eva in Tel Aviv was attended by hundreds of people, and Chief Rabbi of Israel Rabbi Yonah Metzger honored the event with his presence.
The Kozhnitzer Rebbe saw to it that all his neighbors were dancing along to the merry tunes. Many of them are secular, and for most of them it was the first time they participated in simchas tzaddikim.
On motzaei Simchas Torah, a joyous hakafos sheniyos was held at the Beis Medrash, where the dancing continued through the night.
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| The ohel in Tel Aviv [Eli Segal] |
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| [Eli Segal] Chief Rabbi of Tel Aviv holds the cup during Havdalah |
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| During Melaveh Malkah [Eli Segal] |
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| The Rebbes of Karlin and Chernobyl during the kabbalas panim, as well as Chief Rabbi of Tel Aviv Rabbi Lau [Eli Segal] |
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| The chassan on his way to the chuppah wearing the kittel of the Kozhnitzer Maggid [Eli Segal] |
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| The Chernobyler Rebbe at the chuppah [Eli Segal] |
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| A part of the crowd at the chuppah [Eli Segal] |
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| During the chasunah [Eli Segal] |
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| The Kozhnitz choir singing [Eli Segal] |
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| The Boyaner Rebbe at the wedding [Eli Segal] |
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| The dais [Eli Segal] |
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| The crowd during the dancing [Eli Segal] |
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| Israeli tycoons, supporters of the Kozhnitzer mosdos receive wine from the Rebbe's cup [Eli Segal] |
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| the 'Cossack Dance' [Eli Segal] |
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| The Rachmastrivkah Rebbe at the wedding [Eli Segal] |
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| The Rachmastrivkah Rebbe dancing with the chassan[Eli Segal] |
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| The Rebbe during the mitzvah tanz, wearing the Kozhnitzer Maggid's gartel [Eli Segal] |
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| The Kozhnitzer Rebbe dances before the kallah with dveikus [Eli Segal] |
