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By יפעת הללי אברהםOngoing story · 2 updates
General13:00 · 3h ago

Einav Bubleil Discusses Business Empire, Family Struggles, and Faith

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Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
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Israeli influencer and businesswoman Einav Bubleil, nearly two decades into her career, has built a significant business empire and become a prominent social media personality. In a recent interview, she opened up about her life, including the long-term struggle with depression and anxiety her husband, Eli Banisti, endured, a challenge she kept private for years.

Bubleil revealed that Banisti's struggles began about ten years prior, initially presenting as severe physical pain that doctors couldn't diagnose. They eventually realized it was psychosomatic, stemming from anxiety. Bubleil described the immense difficulty of supporting him while raising their five children, admitting to feelings of resentment but ultimately finding ways to motivate him, including a stark warning that he might lose her if he didn't seek help. Banisti was treated with medication for a long period but chose to stop, now utilizing NLP and experiencing a better phase, though Bubleil noted he once couldn't leave bed for months.

Despite the personal challenges, Bubleil continued to manage her household and businesses, with only her family aware of the extent of her husband's condition. She felt burdened by the secrecy and the public perception of her life as perfect. She shared a difficult experience during a trip to Saint-Tropez where Banisti remained withdrawn, leading to her emotional breakdown.

Looking ahead, Bubleil plans to begin law studies, a lifelong dream, to gain knowledge and a profession independent of her public persona. She aims to build her businesses to a point where they can operate without her direct involvement. She also expressed a strong desire for another child, potentially through surrogacy, though her rabbi has not approved.

Bubleil also addressed criticism regarding her modest religious observance combined with revealing clothing. She asserts her 100% religious identity, excluding her attire, and believes her approach resonates with women who find it more accessible than strictly religious figures. She stated that while her husband and brother are concerned about her clothing, she lives according to her own choices, not external dictates. She also revealed that her husband vetoed her participation in "Dancing with the Stars" due to potential discomfort with her dancing with another man, marking the first time he has imposed such a restriction.

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