Watch: Newlyweds celebrate their first dance in Jerusalem's underground bunker amid intense war, video goes viral

At a time when Iran fired more than 200 ballistic missiles into Israel, love blossomed in Jerusalem's underground bunker as two newlyweds celebrated their first dance together amid cheerful clapping guests.

The bride and groom's heartwarming video was shared on X and soon went viral. In the video, the couple could be seen swaying and dancing to some tunes in a dimly lit and cramped shelter while some of the guests filmed them.

The newlyweds wore their wedding attire as they walked along to the sounds of music playing on the cell phones of one of their guests.

As the groom slowly turned the bride, she lifted her long, white lace dress.

The heartwarming video clip was filmed in a bunker near one of Jerusalem's largest hotels, the Notre Dam Hotel, according to Bible scholar and author Saul Sadka, who shared the video on X.

“Iran could not stop the joy of this wedding in Jerusalem for a moment,” Sadka wrote, sharing a heart emoji.

As the video went viral, several social media users took to social media to extend their best wishes to the couple and also appreciated their idea of ​​dancing in such a tense situation.

Jerry Daniels told X: “Mazel Tov, to the beautiful couple!!”

“You will remember this moment forever,” said another user.

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“Nice shot, Saul. The Israelis are super strong. Congratulations to the couple,” wrote Polly Rendall.

A user named Richard wrote: “Beautiful.” “May they have many happy years together,” Shelly wrote.

The couple had sought refuge along with thousands of other Israelis on Tuesday evening (October 1) when Iraq fired 181 rockets at Tehran, causing a shower of shrapnel and warheads over Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and other major cities.

(With contributions from agencies)