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Israel HayomCulture

Eden Harel Dismantles Sukkot Booth Without Husband Oded Menashe

Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba

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Israeli celebrity Eden Harel posted on Instagram that her youngest son, Avihai, helped her dismantle their Sukkot booth after the holiday, as her husband, Oded Menashe, had not yet done so. Harel humorously offered a prize for the fastest sukkah dismantling. She previously posted a loving birthday message to Menashe for his 57th birthday, celebrating their shared journey and family.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Eden Harel dismantled her Sukkot booth with her son Avihai's help.
  • Her husband, Oded Menashe, had not yet taken down the booth.
  • Harel humorously suggested a sukkah dismantling competition.
  • She praised her son Avihai for his assistance.
  • Harel recently celebrated Menashe's 57th birthday on social media.

Israeli celebrity Eden Harel updated her Instagram followers on Thursday about the Sukkot booth at her home, which her husband, Oded Menashe, had not yet dismantled after the holiday.

Harel shared that her youngest son, Avihai, helped her take down the booth instead of Menashe. She humorously suggested a competition for who dismantles their sukkah fastest, offering a lulav as a prize, but concluded that her children were the best helpers.

She praised Avihai, calling him her "youngest son" and expressing pride in his assistance. "Long-term investment, I tell you," she said, describing his efforts in climbing ladders and organizing things.

Last September, Harel dedicated a post to Menashe for his 57th birthday, expressing deep love and wishing him blessings. She wrote about their shared journey, emphasizing their connection and the joy of their family, including children and grandchildren.

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