Police Close Case Against Singer Nasrin Kadri's Partner in Assault Allegation

Israeli police have closed the investigation into an alleged assault on Rom Breslavsky, a hostage survivor, by David Ziton, the partner of singer Nasrin Kadri. The decision, made about ten months after the incident, cites a lack of public interest for closing the case. The altercation reportedly occurred at a party hosted by Kadri in central Tel Aviv, which Breslavsky claimed he was invited to. Upon arrival, a heated argument erupted between Breslavsky and Ziton. Breslavsky subsequently called the police, alleging that he and a friend were physically assaulted. The investigation, conducted by the Yarkon District, involved witness testimonies from both sides and complex technological analyses. Police sources indicated that despite extensive efforts to ascertain the truth, the passage of time, the sensitive nature of the case, and the absence of a continuous dispute between the parties led to the decision to close the file. Recordings surfaced around the time of the incident, featuring a conversation between Kadri and Breslavsky. In the recordings, Kadri apologizes, stating she heard about the incident and was very sorry, having left the party shortly after arriving. Breslavsky expressed his pain, recounting that Kadri had told him to come to the party and that she was waiting for him. He then encountered her partner, who allegedly pushed him down, shouted at him for speaking inappropriately due to his hostage experience, and punched him in the face. The Israel Police confirmed the closure of the case after thorough investigative actions and review of the findings.