Eden Ben Zaken’s Diamond-Encrusted In-Ear Monitor Stolen After Concert
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Eden Ben Zaken’s diamond-studded in-ear monitor worth over 12,000 shekels was stolen after her concert at Menora Mivtachim Arena, with the thief unidentified and no police report filed yet.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Eden Ben Zaken’s diamond-encrusted in-ear monitor worth over 12,000 shekels was stolen after a concert.
- The theft happened at Menora Mivtachim Arena as she and her team were leaving.
- Her manager placed the monitor in her dressing room before it went missing.
- Security cameras failed to identify the thief, and no police complaint has been filed yet.
- A replacement in-ear monitor has been ordered from abroad and will arrive soon.
Eden Ben Zaken, the Israeli singer, had her custom-made in-ear monitor, adorned with diamonds valued at over 12,000 shekels, stolen following her recent concert at Menora Mivtachim Arena. The theft occurred as Ben Zaken and her team were preparing to leave the venue. Her manager, Liron Franco, had placed the in-ear monitor in her dressing room, but it was discovered missing shortly thereafter. Despite reviewing security footage, the perpetrator has not been identified, and no police report has yet been filed. In response, Ben Zaken’s team has ordered a replacement in-ear monitor from abroad, expected to arrive in the coming weeks. This incident adds to the ongoing media attention surrounding Ben Zaken’s concert tour, which recently made headlines due to a surprise visit by the Prime Minister.
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