Voice of joy and voice of joy: 10 matches have been concluded since yesterday evening with Belza Hasidim families across the country. What all the grooms have in common is the fact that they are all students of the second year of the Belza yeshivot.
The reason for the burst of matchmaking immediately after the beginning of the season is the regulation of the Rebbe of Belza, that Shiur B boys will not hear matchmaking proposals and will not get engaged during the entire 'winter time' - from the month of Cheshon to the month of Nissan, in order not to disrupt the routine of studying and studying Torah in the midst of the 'time'.
Thus, the young men's parents saved the proposals and made inquiries about brides during the winter months, and now, with the arrival of the inter-seasonal period, the matchmaking is closed and the young men are getting engaged. Hasidism estimates that during the inter-seasonal period, dozens of young men will get engaged.
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One of the grooms was married to the daughter of Rabbi Michal Firer, the Rebbe's household trustee. The groom is the son of Rabbi Shmuel Benjamin Weiss of Ashdod, son-in-law of the Garch'ap Horowitz, a member of the "Holders of the Faith" group.
In Belza Hasidism, it is said that the Rebbe's teaching achieved the desired result, and that during the winter there was great ascension among hundreds of second-grade students in Belza yeshivahs - which prevented laxity, and Torah study was uninterrupted.
