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Culture09:23 · 1h ago

Shuli Rand's Wife Shares Humorous Lulav Video Despite His Objections

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

Israeli singer Shuli Rand and his wife, Tzufit Grant, have shared a lighthearted moment on social media following a stressful experience in the desert. Just days after getting lost for an hour in the Arava region while searching for marked stones in their jeep, the couple posted a festive and amusing video celebrating the holiday.

In the clip, uploaded by Grant to her Instagram, Rand is seen holding a lulav (a palm frond used in Jewish holiday rituals) and making swaying motions. Grant playfully questioned him, asking if he was rehearsing with the lulav. When Rand remained silent, she laughed and expressed how much the situation amused her.

Rand, apparently concerned about exposure to his wife's Instagram followers, was heard in the background demanding, "Sofi, you're not uploading this!" Grant firmly replied, "Of course I am!" Ultimately, the video was posted with the caption, "In the end, he gave permission," indicating the couple's playful disagreement was resolved and the content was approved for sharing.

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