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Culture10:37 · 35m ago

Hanan Ben Ari's Ex-Wife Shares Emotional Sukkot Preparation

By מערכת ice
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
The story · English

Hadasa Ben Ari, the ex-wife of Israeli singer Hanan Ben Ari, shared an intimate glimpse into her personal reflections during the holiday season. Following their separation after years together and seven shared children, she posted a photo on Instagram showing her hands preparing the Four Species for the upcoming Sukkot holiday.

Accompanying the image, Hadasa Ben Ari expressed her deep emotions, describing the experience as "a dance with what grows, and the heart's swaying to the four winds." She also quoted a close friend who remarked on the emotional impact of holding the lulav.

Ben Ari highlighted her role as a mother and spiritual guide in her new home, stating, "I am preparing the lulav for my sons." She concluded with a heartfelt personal plea, "And praying for their hearts. Also for my heart."

This post is part of a series of candid updates from Ben Ari about her healing and growth process after the separation. She is also working on a new book about separation and love.

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