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Israeli Minister Miri Regev Becomes Grandmother for Fourth Time

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Israeli Minister of Transportation Miri Regev announced she has become a grandmother for the fourth time after her daughter Yael gave birth to a son. The birth occurred overnight at Mayanei Hayeshua Medical Center. Regev expressed thanks to the medical team. Her daughter Michal had previously survived the Nova festival massacre and recently became engaged.

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Minister Miri Regev is a grandmother for the fourth time following her daughter Yael's birth of a son.
The birth took place overnight at Mayanei Hayeshua Medical Center.
Regev thanked the medical staff and midwife Miriam for their care.
Her daughter Michal survived the Nova music festival massacre on October 7th.
Michal recently became engaged to her partner Nativ Attar.

Israeli Minister Miri Regev Becomes Grandmother for Fourth Time — Editorial illustration generated by baba News, not a photograph of the event.

Israel's Minister of Transportation, Miri Regev, announced on Wednesday that she has become a grandmother for the fourth time. Her daughter, Yael, gave birth to a baby boy overnight. Regev shared the happy news on social media, expressing gratitude to the medical staff and the midwife, Miriam, at Mayanei Hayeshua Medical Center.

Regev, who is married to Dror, an engineer in the aerospace industry, has three children: Yael, Ro'i, and Michal. Her son Ro'i became the father of her first grandchild during the COVID-19 pandemic. Her daughter Michal, who survived the Nova music festival massacre on October 7th, recently became engaged to her partner Nativ Attar.

Regev had previously spoken about the difficult moments she experienced on October 7th, recalling a phone call from another survivor who reassured her that her daughter Michal was safe in Be'er Sheva after her car was shot at during the attack.