Couple Forgives Bochur Who Ruined Their Wedding

A Must Watch Story Before Yom Kippur

[@jillo3952]

That is a beautiful story of forgiveness instead of holding on to something and let it eat at you, hold anger, and destroy you. The other side was hurting also and felt emotions deeply and asked for forgiveness. Shows how this can be done. Beautiful young couple that with the help of G-d and prayer, were able to have it in their heart to forgive and have the capacity to move on with this and even helped the other person to be able to move on since he was sincere with his asking for forgiveness.

[@shaindyhorowitz3783]

This is an incredible story. From start to finish. I am so inspired.

[@isaacz2002]

Amazing G-D is indeed the master and He controls everything amazing story thanks for sharing G-D bless this beautiful couple and their baby

[@phillipmeyer4059]

As a Christain watching, I wish more people in my religion forgave their enemies.

[@svetlanagrinchishin1187]

That guy who asked them for forgiveness was supposed to pay they debts for fines, too, according to Torah.

[@eliebenzaquen4947]

Agreed. That boy who ruined their wedding and was moser should pay for any fines incurred and for the loss of their special evening. He should cover the costs for a new party for this couple. Forgiveness is not enough, compensation is required and if hes reading this, he should consult his rabbi. He only asked for forgiveness because it was hurting him. On the other hand, this lovely couple will be blessed for letting go, they are very special people.

[@yitziyyb]

Unfortunately I agree. For real full forgiveness he needs to pay back all the loss that he incurred.

[@skoro-vernus]

Oh yeah, so sweet. Are they still waiting for the call from police officer and soldiers who harassed them abused them and their guests and physically ruined their weddings eventually at no reason? I know I know, they cannot be guilty because they have just obeyed their orders exactly like an other army and another police quite a while ago.

[@aniquadros]

Forgiveness is so important.

[@mweiss505]

All these ppl with good intentions controlling our lives and hatrasing ppl for the past 2 years. Ok we forgive you but just bug off.

[@shema3579]

Whatever they went through is not forgotten but heavy heart with horrible memories they are still standing on good faith

[@NarnianLady]

Good grief. How was that possible? Yes, the right thing is to forgive... but how can authorities do something like this?! Thank God, my country had nothing like this, even during the lockdown..

[@ArtwithSabrina]

Just beautiful. Chag Sukkot Sameach!

[@RosieLarrykofuna]

Amen. There is power in forgiveness..

[@kingblueflash]

cried from start to finish

[@Toledo770]

יפה מאוד. סיפור חזק

[@margipinto7925]

What is a “bochur”? Google translate doesn’t know.

[@element2138]

Bachelor.

[@margipinto7925]

@@element2138 Thank you!

[@temcohdel]

Unmarried yeshiva student. I was going to say "young" but there are "older bachurs" too

[@meirahfischer3036]

Wow is the Bochur married yet?

[@hypnicjerk7614]

God bless Israel

[@EfratGlazman]

waw so beautiful mamash hashgacha pratit

[@chatisawasteoftime]

Horrible police! No mention of that in the video. They should be exposed for the wicked people they are.

[@MijSnev]

Im very disturbed by how totalitarian Israel has gotten! Hopefully it will stop!

[@gilyashar]

That was a year and a half ago (around April 2020) in the beginning of the COVID crisis, before the vaccine. The atmosphere is a lot more chill now. Look Jim, COVID was a scary event. New York State and other states in the US also had law enforcement involvement. Despite it all, Israel is hardly totalitarian and even voted out their Prime Minister a year after the event described in the inspiring video. I am Israeli myself.

[@חויארנפלד-ב6ד]

ואוו תודה לכם כל הכבוד😍

[@esthernoe8516]

Wow so emotional

[@lobell759]

What would it have been .. if they weren’t able to get Married at All? ( like being separated/ tore apart from each other .. like the Holocaust?) This couple clearly needed to EXPERIENCE.. HaShem This WAY!! All Praise /Hallelujah To HaShem! ( Thank you for Sharing this On Erve of Yom Kippur)

[@hillarymacadam424]

Kadosh Selichot b’Ruhama Ve Chafetzim

[@Sharon23]

Every bitter pill, is seed, for a year dripping with honey and Apples to last generations🙌Thus is the mystery of God's goodness. Blessed be the Name above all Names, Yehushuwah HaMashiach

[@KrystalMoniique]

Amen!! ❤

[@97bouda]

What nonsense. I forgive you for having a wedding when the law forbid you of having one and endangering other people lives

[@MijSnev]

The secular law doesnt matter only gods law matters

[@akivaweil5066]

Liquid cringe.

[@michalbendkowski3056]

Wow way to miss the whole point of a beautiful story 👏👏 Israel is overly strict with the COVID thing for the longest time already. Maybe it was the end of COVID. Was probably just a formality at that point so no one followed the rules to the fullest. Who knows who cares! They seem so sweet and didn’t deserve that

[@97bouda]

@@michalbendkowski3056 your missing my point .weddings were restricted it was the beginning of covid so they took pepoles life for granted because of the notion in some ultra orthdox community's that they know better there rules are more important than state rules like what your saying about Israel restrictions on covid if you don't like it you can protest or leave the country. why are the cops to be blamed ? When you break rules there are consequences what were they expecting why is this a sob story of forgiveness סוף מעשה במחשבה תחילה

[@michalbendkowski3056]

@@97bouda damn did not expect you to throw out chazal like that lmao didn’t realise you’re Jewish. They’re not hating on cops let’s not pretend that was the focus of this vid. They were frustrated with the specific ppl who shut them down and let me ask you, do you have the specific dates of their wedding? COVID started so long ago who’s to say it was going strong when they got married. You’re right state rules should be followed but plenty of times ppl(both Jewish and not) won’t follow the full extent of the rule. And just curious, what’s ur opinion of like celebrities who gave performances a year ago where the background dancers had to wear masks but they didn’t… or the restaurants that said wear a mask on line but when you sit down you can take it off…. You’re gonna tell me the rules made sense? Those were all formalities already. Pls, my a** 🤦‍♀️