Israeli Minister Miri Regev Celebrates Fourth Grandchild
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Israeli Minister of Transportation Miri Regev announced on Instagram the birth of her fourth grandchild, a baby boy born to her daughter Yaeli. The joyous news comes during a busy election period and follows her daughter Michal's engagement two months prior. Regev, a long-serving Likud politician, has held various senior roles including Minister of Culture and Sport and IDF spokesperson.
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- Minister of Transportation Miri Regev celebrated the birth of her fourth grandchild.
- Regev shared the news on Instagram, expressing her excitement about becoming a grandmother again.
- The birth occurred at Mayanei Hayeshua Medical Center, with Regev thanking the medical staff.
- This happy event provides a moment of personal joy amidst a busy election campaign.
- Regev's daughter, Michal, who survived the October 7th Nova festival attack, recently became engaged.
Minister of Transportation Miri Regev, a prominent figure in the Likud party for nearly 17 years, has welcomed her fourth grandchild. Regev shared the happy news on her Instagram account, posting a photo of herself holding the newborn alongside her daughter, Yaeli, who gave birth. "Praise and thanks to God Almighty, my hero Yaeli, gave birth to a baby boy last night. Blessed be His name forever. I can't believe it, I'm a grandmother for the fourth time," Regev wrote, expressing her excitement.
She also extended her gratitude to the medical team and a specific midwife named Miriam at Mayanei Hayeshua Medical Center for their care during the birth. This joyous occasion comes during a turbulent and busy period for Regev, coinciding with a heated election campaign. However, the political arena has temporarily taken a backseat to this significant family moment, offering a sense of hope after a challenging time for the family.
Just two months prior, Regev experienced another moment of joy when her daughter, Michal Regev, who was a survivor of the Nova music festival massacre on October 7th, became engaged to her partner, Netiv Atar. Michal met Atar shortly after the attack. Regev, married to Dror and mother to three children, began her public service career during an extensive military tenure of over two decades. During her service, she held positions including chief military censor and spokesperson for the IDF, reaching the rank of brigadier general and leading the military's information and communication efforts during pivotal events like the disengagement from Gaza and the Second Lebanon War. After her military discharge, Regev entered politics, joining the Likud party and subsequently being elected to the Knesset in 2009. She has since established herself as a leading figure in the Israeli right-wing, serving in senior government roles such as Minister of Culture and Sport, where she championed reforms for geographic and social peripheries and promoted Mizrahi heritage, as well as Minister of Transportation and Road Safety, and a member of the Security Cabinet.
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