Minister Miri Regev Celebrates Fourth Grandchild's Birth
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Israel's Minister of Transportation Miri Regev announced the birth of her fourth grandchild, a son born to her daughter Yael. The minister shared a hospital photo and expressed her joy, thanking the medical staff. This news follows the recent engagement of Regev's other daughter, Michal, to Nativ Atar, a fellow survivor of the Nova massacre. Regev herself survived the October 7th attacks.
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- Minister Miri Regev welcomed her fourth grandchild, a baby boy born to her daughter Yael.
- Regev shared a hospital photo and expressed her gratitude for the new arrival.
- Another of Regev's daughters, Michal Regev, recently became engaged to Nativ Atar.
- Nativ Atar is a survivor of the Nova music festival massacre.
- Minister Regev also survived the October 7th attacks.
- The newborn was delivered at Mayanei Hayeshua Hospital.
Israel's Minister of Transportation, Miri Regev, announced the birth of her fourth grandchild, a boy born to her daughter Yael. Regev shared a hospital photo with her daughter and the newborn, expressing her joy and gratitude. "Praise and thanks to God Almighty," Regev wrote, "my brave Yael gave birth last night to a baby boy, blessed be His name forever. I can't believe it, I'm a grandmother for the fourth time. Thanks to the dedicated medical staff and the wonderful midwife Miriam at Mayanei Hayeshua Hospital."
Regev also recently celebrated the engagement of another daughter, Michal Regev, to her partner Nativ Atar. The couple announced their engagement on social media with a picture of the engagement ring. Regev commented on the engagement, stating she had tears in her eyes. She mentioned that Michal met Nativ through their mutual friend Lotan Avir, who was killed in the Nova music festival massacre. Regev herself narrowly escaped the October 7th Hamas attack three years prior, fleeing in a car with a friend as terrorists fired upon them, but they managed to escape to safety.
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