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I am referring to the first video in the article about the divorced couple who got remarried at a Bar Mitzvah. Listen at the part where the Rabbi says “Arayot” and then “Arusot”. What is he saying??
Here is the text of the normal berochah. I did not listen to the video. From what you are asking it seems to be the normal brocha on a kiddushin.
ברוּךְ אתּה י-י א-להינו מלךְ העוֹלָם אשׁר קדשׁנוּ בּמצוֹתיו וצוָנוּ על העריות ואָסר לָנוּ את הארוּסוֹת והתּיר לָנוּ את הנשׂוּאוֹת לָנוּ על ידי חפּה וקדוּשׁין. בּרוּךְ אַתּה י-י מקדשׁ עמוֹ ישראל על ידי חפּה וקדוּשׁין.
No, you need to listen to the video. Otherwise you cannot understand the question and therefore cannot answer it.
It’s a special mitzvah to remarry one’s ex-spouse?
He seemed to be encouraging the people to react to the brocha. It seems common with Arabic music styles. I have no idea why he did it in middle of a brocha, but it can’t be worse than the ay ay ays, singing, clapping, and dancing I’ve seen some sects do in middle of davening.
to be able to understand you’ll have to search for other videos of this Rabbi Sabag specifically doing chazaras hashatz
Joseph: Not according to my Rov.
It’s a mitzvas aseh! (obviously, provided they are able to get along).
מחזיר גרושתו remarry his divorcee
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