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Ilanit Levi Shocked as Husband Eliraz Sade Dismantles Sukkah Early

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Eliraz Sade surprised his wife Ilanit Levi by dismantling their sukkah soon after the Sukkot holiday, an act she found shocking. Levi shared her reaction on Instagram, calling it "Shocked." The couple, who have a five-year-old daughter Ariah, are reportedly still trying to have a second child.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Eliraz Sade dismantled his sukkah early, surprising his wife Ilanit Levi.
  • Levi expressed her shock on Instagram over the sukkah's early dismantling.
  • Sade joked to Levi that the sukkah comes down before Passover.
  • The couple has a five-year-old daughter named Ariah.
  • Sade and Levi are reportedly still trying to have a second child.

Israeli television personality Eliraz Sade surprised his wife, Ilanit Levi, by dismantling their sukkah shortly after the conclusion of the Sukkot holiday. Typically, sukkahs are kept up until the Passover holiday, which occurs in the spring. Sade shared a video on Instagram showing him taking down the sukkah, with a caption to Levi stating, "Honey, the sukkah comes down before Passover." Levi reposted the video to her own Instagram story, expressing her shock with the simple word, "Shocked."

The couple, who have been trying to have a second child for their daughter Ariah, have been open about their fertility journey. In July, Sade mentioned on his program "Medabrim News" that he and Levi, 44, were still trying to conceive a sibling for their five-year-old daughter. He shared this during an interview with a woman who had waited 12 years to have a sibling, highlighting their own ongoing efforts.

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