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Actor Ofer Haimon and Wife Celebrate Their Eldest Son’s Circumcision

By איציק אוחנה
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
The story · English

Actor Ofer Haimon and his wife, Omer Khalif, who are described as being close to Jewish religious tradition, celebrated the brit milah of their firstborn son on Thursday. The couple announced the baby’s Hebrew name as Iti Oz.

According to the report, the name has special meaning. “Iti” comes from a biblical term in Hebrew, while “Oz” was chosen in memory of the boy’s grandfather, Ezra Haimon, who died this year.

The brief item did not give further details about the ceremony, but it noted that the family marked the occasion with a celebratory event. The article also included a photo credit to Or Geffen.

Read the original at Kikar HaShabbat
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