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Israel HayomCulture

Elaraz Sade Serenades Wife Ilanit Levy With Apology, She Accepts

Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Israeli news anchor Elaraz Sade publicly apologized to his wife, Ilanit Levy, during a concert, which she accepted via Instagram. Separately, Levy shared her grief over the October 7th Hamas attack, posting an interview with Yarden Bibas, whose family was killed, and expressing her own difficulty processing the events.

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  • Elaraz Sade publicly apologized to his wife Ilanit Levy during a concert, calling her "my queen."
  • Ilanit Levy accepted her husband Elaraz Sade's apology on Instagram, stating "I have forgiven, my love."
  • Levy also shared a video interview with Yarden Bibas, whose family was murdered on October 7.
  • Levy expressed her own struggle to process the events of October 7th.
  • Elaraz Sade and Ilanit Levy are parents to a daughter named Ariah.

News anchor and former Big Brother winner Elaraz Sade publicly declared his love and offered reconciliation to his wife, Ilanit Levy, during a concert by singer Ofer Levi on Monday. Sade shared a video clip on Instagram featuring Levi singing a song about enduring love, to which Sade added a dedication to Levy, calling her "my queen" and expressing a desire to "start from the beginning."

Levy responded to her husband's gesture by reposting the video on her own Instagram story, accompanied by the message, "I have forgiven, my love."

In a separate, unrelated post, Levy shared a video interview with Yarden Bibas, whose wife Shiri and two sons, Ariel and Kfir, were abducted and murdered by Hamas terrorists on October 7. Levy expressed her deep sorrow, writing, "My heart burns," and later shared a selfie with the caption, "I got sucked into half an hour of videos. I simply can't process what we went through. How did this happen to us?"

Levy reflected on the ongoing trauma, noting that even three years later, she is still struggling to comprehend the events.

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