A remarkable story has emerged from the Alexander chassidus, where four older brothers—who had long been waiting in shidduchim—all became engaged one after the other in what many are calling a clear yeshua beyond the normal derech hateva, Matzav.com has learned.

The story began when three older bochurim from the chassidus became engaged in close succession shortly after their eldest brother made a significant contribution toward the building of the beis medrash of the chassidus.

Now, on Motzaei Shabbos, the final piece fell into place, as the fourth brother also became engaged b’shaah tovah u’mutzlachas. Within just two months, all four brothers—who had been considered “stuck” in shidduchim—found their zivugim. The brothers, ages 22, 27, 30, and 34, all became engaged one after the other.

As is known, the Alexander chassidus has been in the midst of a major campaign in recent months to build its new world center in Bnei Brak, after the existing facilities could no longer accommodate the growing number of chassidim. As part of the fundraising efforts, a series of initiatives were launched, including a historic trip to Poland known as the “Masa HaNe’emanim,” led by the Alexander Rebbe, marking the yahrtzeit of the Yismach Yisroel of Alexander.

It was learned that before the trip, a 35-year-old bochur from the chassidus went to the Rebbe and placed a substantial sum on the table as a nedavah, asking for a yeshua—not only for himself, but also for his three older brothers, who had been waiting many years to find their zivugim. The Rebbe gave him a brachah and said that b’ezras Hashem they would soon find their zivugim, but that sometimes the yeshua begins from below.

And indeed, the yeshua came swiftly. Two weeks later, the youngest brother became engaged. Shortly afterward, the next brother followed. A few days later, the brother who had given the nedavah himself became engaged. And now, this past Motzaei Shabbos, the fourth brother, age 30, became engaged as well.

{Matzav.com}