In the Bayan Hasidic courtyard, preparations are being made for the upcoming Shabbat – the Shabbat of the Torah conversion for the Rebbe’s elder son, which will take place in the central Hasidic ‘Kloiz’ hall in Jerusalem, and for the joy of the wedding which will take place in a week’s time.
The groom is the important young man Yisrael Brayer, one of the lads in the community and a student of the Chernobyl yeshiva, and the bride is the daughter of Rabbi Hagaon Rabbi Chaim Vogshal, one of the Belza Hasidic thinkers and the head of the ‘Darchi Yosher’ yeshiva.
The Chassidim have been working hard in recent months in preparation for the Shabbat of the ‘Flight’, in order to host the thousands of Hasidic who will come from all Hasidic centers and stay in Jerusalem together with the Rebbe, when this time they will also be joined by hundreds of Hasidic living abroad who will arrive in Israel during Thursday.
The bayan describes a feeling of excitement and great joy, due, among other things, to the fact that the groom is the Rebbe’s younger son, and since the last Hassidic wedding celebration took place about three years ago for the Rebbe’s daughter.
As part of the many logistical preparations, the Bayan intends to hold the events of the coming Shabbat, the “Parshpil” celebration, the “Hatan Mal” class and the “Seven Blessings” celebration, in the “Cloise” hall, when for this purpose it was decided on special arrangements in the yeshiva and parenches.
According to the special arrangement, in the upper part of the Kloise Hall, from the entrance to the place of the bimah, the elders of the Ansh over the age of 45 will sit, in the new wing only the abrachs will be allowed to sit, and the Hassidic boys will only stand on the paranches.
Regarding the places in the ‘Tishim’ Hall, it was decided that for the sake of good order, the young men will stand on both sides of the railings and on the top seven floors only, while on the first six floors only young men will stand, alongside special places prepared for the guests who arrived from abroad.
Special emphasis was placed on the ‘bagliitan’ class that will take place on Saturday morning before the prayer, during which thousands will accompany the rabbi and the groom in singing through the streets of the city. According to the plan, the class will be spread over three complexes.
Complex A – for the family members and Hasidic elders who will stand across Bar Giora Street, adjacent to the Rebbe’s house, Complex B – for all the Hasidic who will stand on both sides of the street that will be fenced off with barriers, and the third area is intended for young Hasidic men who will wait for the groom in the ‘Kloise’ hall himself, this is at the Rebbe’s request.
On Saturday night, the “Farshpil” celebration will take place, while the wedding celebration will take place next Tuesday at the D-City complex in Mishor Adumim.
It should be noted that, on the occasion of the great joy, the Rebbe will pray together with the Hassidim in the ‘Kloise’ Hall starting this coming Friday night, and until after the end of the Seven Days of Blessings.