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Yaki Reissner Breaks Down in Interview Discussing Divorce

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

Businessman Yaki Reissner became emotional discussing his divorce in a Channel 13 interview, calling it a painful but necessary step. He expressed deep respect and love for his ex-wife, despite the separation. This personal disclosure follows a recent business success for Reissner's company, Reissdor Group, which won a 900 million shekel tender for a major development project in Elad.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Businessman Yaki Reissner became visibly emotional during a Channel 13 interview discussing his divorce.
  • Reissner described his divorce as a painful but necessary decision made out of necessity.
  • He expressed significant respect and love for his ex-wife, calling her his partner and mother of his children.
  • The interview airs as Reissner's company, Reissdor Group, recently secured a 900 million shekel development tender.
  • The tender in Elad is for a large commercial and employment project.

Businessman, real estate entrepreneur, and film producer Yaki Reissner, typically known for his successful ventures, revealed a rare personal side in an interview with Omri Asnaim on Channel 13, set to air Thursday. Reissner spoke candidly about his divorce proceedings, becoming emotional and breaking down in tears during the conversation. He described the decision to separate as a last resort, stating, "It's a painful process, but in the end, when you understand you're doing it right, at the right time, and out of necessity, when you realize your soul can no longer bear it, and you do it for the best, then it's okay." Despite the separation, Reissner expressed immense respect for his ex-wife, saying, "I respect her, I tell you, my ex-wife... I can almost say I love her more today than before." He further elaborated with emotion, "She is my partner, she is the mother of my children... she..." At this point, Reissner became choked up, admitting, "It hurts me very much... yes, it's tough."

This personal revelation comes as Reissner's company, Reissdor Group, recently achieved a significant business success. In September, the group won another tender from the Israel Land Authority in Elad for a commercial and employment project valued at approximately 900 million shekels. The company acquired lease rights for a plot of about 7,543 square meters, adjacent to two existing plots, for about 26.8 million shekels plus VAT and development costs. The new site is slated for the construction of approximately 60,000 square meters of employment space, along with additional commercial areas.

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