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Orphanhood Was Forced Upon Me. I Don’t Want Singlehood To Be As Well

Usually when a young girl becomes kallah, it’s an occasion to wish her a hearty “Mazel Tov”. For Malka Raz who recently got engaged, wishing her  “Mazel Tov” might cause her to cry rather than smile. That is because her wedding scheduled for this week may not happen due to the unique circumstances caused by her tragic childhood. Full Story

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September 14, 2020 11:56 am

It is a huge mitzvah to help a kallah but I would like to tell her one thing. I got married when both of us were very young. Our families were against it so we had a very small ceremony. No gown, no meal, no dancing. We started off with zero household items. Slowly bought what we needed. B”H our families came around years later and then were there for us financially and emotionally. Btw. We are married 56 years and I don’t regret not having a wedding for one second. I have my other half.

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