A man, who was moments away from tying the knot, ditched his
bride at the altar and ran, according to reports in Israel.
The overjoyed ultra-Orthodox Jewish families of the bride
and groom were already at the wedding hall,
“Yad Ezra”, located in Bnei Brak on Shlomo Hamelech Street.
A few moments before the
chuppah ceremony, the groom fled from the wedding hall.
His horrified parents
reached him on his cell phone, but the groom told them that he doesn't want to
get married.
Meanwhile, the guests at the wedding hall were anxiously
waiting for the wedding to continue. Later that night, the groom returned, but
then, the bride refused to go ahead with the wedding.
The waiters, realizing
that the wedding will probably not take place, began to distribute the wedding
meal to the remaining guests.
The groom began dancing with family and friends despite the
fact that the bride locked herself in a room.
At around 1:00 am, Rabbi Moshe Shafran along with a
government social worker arrived.
They spoke with the parties. The wedding was
officially canceled and the bride, groom and their families went home.
The bride and groom are followers of Eliezer Berland, a
Breslov rabbi accused of sexually assaulting hundreds of girls. Berland fled
Israel and is currently holding up in Morocco.
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