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Nibar Madar Debuts New Relationship Three Months After Breakup

Translated & summarized from Walla by baba

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Israeli model Nibar Madar has started a new relationship with a Manhattan-based businessman three months after her last relationship ended. The new romance began about six weeks ago.

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  • Nibar Madar is in a new relationship.
  • The relationship began three months after her last ended.
  • Her new partner is a Jewish-American businessman.
  • They are both based in Manhattan, New York.

Israeli model Nibar Madar is reportedly in a new relationship, approximately three months after her previous one ended. Madar, currently in New York, is dating a Jewish-American businessman based in Manhattan. Her last known relationship was with Gal Cohener, the younger brother of Liran Cohener, which lasted only two months and included a shared vacation before their separation about three months ago.

The new relationship is said to have begun about six weeks ago with a man named Noam, who works in the food industry and also resides in Manhattan. Madar has previously been linked to several prominent figures in the entertainment and business worlds, including nightlife personality Oren Yeshalam, Gil Ofer (son of businessman Idan Ofer), model Tomer Talias, and businessman Nir Maimon.

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