Satmar Mitzvah Tantz - Kiryas Yoel

[Wahnsinner]

מזה מפחיד להיות שם ממש

[pitat886]

What is he doing?

[Sreggaematic09]

not because they're jewish, it just freaks me out like...how they all wear black. it seems so...eastern europe? lol idk.

[israelbakon]

unique

[sammmiod]

he is lebedik

[butterflyohmy]

The warmth!!!! You can almost feel it!!

Chassidic life is beautiful and joyous.

[matisyahup613]

I work for a caterer in this community as a waiter. There is no place like KJ

[flyingchassidim]

zeyer shine

[s600044]

How can I join this community?

[Sean102a]

If you are a Torah observant Jew than joining this community wouldn't be that hard...except you have to know Yiddish and be a Chosid, a very hard lifestyle in this day an age...they have an average of 6-14 kids or so

[frenchie770]

wouldn't be that hard... easy to say ;)

[MARTINSTERN]

@Sean102a LOL an averege of 6-14 kids,i loled!

thank you!

[marcelin111]

@s600044 i want to join too!

[shaul55hip]

this thing calld tish i been in one tish in israel- jerusalem and i'm a Jewish מזה מפחיד להיות שם ממש

[evrei909]

Kiryas Joel is becoming a very interesting place. It's in effect a little Jewish state within a state. I would say we have a small unofficial "Yiddishe mluche" in NY stretching from Brooklyn to Lakewood, Monsey, Kiryas Joel, New Square and back to Brooklyn.

[TZEITEL10]

@evrei909 What is the dance all about?i have seen a bride in some pictures, is this the Chassidic way of "giving away" a daughter or bringing her in to a family?

[sergefagelman]

Which satmar rov is this...

[dnanban]

Mazal Tov

[leepmx]

satmar jews= hungarians.........

[havarka]

yes, and what?

[izzigogo]

what is this suppose to mean?

[jkappy05]

It is the way the Rebba celebrates with a female child or grandchild. It is called the Mitzvah Tantz. Literally it means good dead dance. It is a Mitzvah or good deed at a wedding to bring joy to the bride and groom and this is the way the Rebbe brings joy to the bride. They dance with the rebbe holding a gartel or the piece of cloth you see the rebbe holding and the bride holds the other end.

[MondoBeno]

The men and women don't dance together, but in some cases the bride can dance with her husband, father, grandfather, usually holding this piece of cloth.

Most Jewish families don't have that many people at a wedding, but some Hassids have seven kids or more so the extended family will be huge.

[izzigogo]

Thanks for the explanation, I enjoy viewing this video and other Jewish ones. I find the Jewish faith very good to the world.

[basbaryton]

Freylakh zol zeyn!