Fwd: WATCH: Live! Join the Wedding of Sarah Techiya Litman who lost her father and brother in a terror attack as she gets married in Israel.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_ofG5Qhmx8&feature=youtu.be

The public is invited to come on 10:30pm Israel Time, 3:30pm Eastern Standard Time! 

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From: Chabad's Terror Victims Project <news@ctvp.org>
Date: Thu, Nov 26, 2015 at 12:38 PM
Subject: WATCH: Join the Wedding of Sarah Techiya Litman who lost her father and brother in a terror attack as she gets married in Israel.
To: faigerayzel@gmail.com

WATCH: Join the Simcha of Sarah Techiya Litman who lost her father and brother in a terror attack as she gets married in Israel. WATCH: Join the Simc Like   Tweet   Pin   +1   WATCH: Join the Simcha of Sarah Techiya Litman who lost her father and brother in a terror attack as she gets married in Israel. WATCH: Join the Simcha of Sarah Techiya Litman who lost her father and brother in a terror attack as she gets married in Israel. Guests from around the world have traveled to Israel for the wedding of Sarah Techiya Litman who lost her brother and father in a terrorist attack. It would have been understandable if Sarah Techiya Litman and Ariel Biegel of Israel decided to have a private, low-key wedding. After all, their original wedding date, Nov. 17, had to be postponed after Sarah's father and 18-year-old brother, Yaakov and Netanel Litman, were killed by terrorists just days before the wedding while en route to a pre-wedding celebration. Instead, the couple has decided to invite Jews everywhere to join them. Among the thousands of expected guests will be many who are coming from as far as Australia and the United States, representing family and friends back home. To accommodate the crowds, the wedding has been relocated to the Jerusalem International Convention Center. "Don't let our enemies rejoice. We have fallen and we have risen," wrote the couple. "With G-d's help, our wedding will take place next Thursday, 26 November, 14 Kislev, at Binyanei Hauma in Jerusalem. The Jewish nation is invited to rise from the dust and celebrate with us." CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE Partner with CTVP in Helping the Families of Victims of Terror Chabad's Terror Victims Project, (CTVP.org), is a unique non-profit organization that truly embodies the spirit, love, and compassion of the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson. Our watchword says it all – Together We're Rebuilding Shattered Lives. This is our goal and our purpose. This is what CTVP is all about. Utilizing the extraordinary resources of over 300 Chabad Houses scattered throughout the length and breadth of Israel, CTVP aids and assists -- in all ways possible, financial, practical, spiritual, and emotional -- victims of terror and war in Israel and their families. Please become a partner with CTVP in this life-sustaining work. Click on the link below to make a deeply appreciated donation. Thank you. DONATE NOW!   ©2015 Chabad's Terror Victims Project | P.O Box 14, Kfar Chabad Israel 72915 Web Version   Forward   Unsubscribe   Powered by Mad Mimi®A GoDaddy® company

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