Actor Moni Moshonov Receives Apology From Right-Wing Activist
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
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- Actor Moni Moshonov was approached by an activist who insulted him.
- The activist apologized to Moshonov before Yom Kippur.
- Moshonov is forgiving the activist slowly; his wife has already forgiven him.
- Moshonov described the initial confrontation as shocking.
- His wife feared the situation but felt Moshonov handled it elegantly.
Israeli actor Moni Moshonov revealed in a recent television interview that the right-wing activist who confronted him aggressively at a cafe in July has reached out to apologize ahead of Yom Kippur. Moshonov and his wife, Sandra Sade, shared details of the incident and the subsequent apology. Sade confirmed that the activist contacted Moshonov personally to express remorse.
Regarding forgiveness, Sade stated that she has already forgiven the activist, while Moshonov indicated he is "slowly forgiving." Moshonov described the initial encounter as "shocking," recalling the activist's harsh words, including "refusing to die." He noted that at the moment of the confrontation, he was not focused on the comments about his mortality.
Sade recounted her fear during the incident, calling it a "miracle" that her husband handled the situation with such "elegance." She suggested that Moshonov's usual temper was absent, and under different circumstances, he might have retaliated physically. Following the initial confrontation, Moshonov received numerous messages from people expressing their affection and urging him "not to die yet."
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