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Ilanit Levi Explains Refusal to Hold Husband Eliraz Sade's Hand

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Israeli celebrities Ilanit Levi and Eliraz Sade attended a Rotem Cohen concert, where Levi explained on Instagram her decision not to hold her husband's hand, citing "purity." She referenced a song by Cohen as inspiration for her statement. Following the performance, the couple, along with the singer, went to a restaurant, with Sade joking about Levi's persistence in going.

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  • Ilanit Levi explained on Instagram her refusal to hold her husband Eliraz Sade's hand.
  • Levi cited "purity" as the reason for not holding Sade's hand during a Rotem Cohen concert.
  • The couple attended a performance by singer Rotem Cohen on Wednesday.
  • Levi referenced a song by Cohen as inspiration for her statement.
  • After the concert, Levi, Sade, and Cohen dined at a restaurant.

Israeli celebrities Ilanit Levi and Eliraz Sade attended a performance by singer Rotem Cohen on Wednesday. During the concert, Levi posted a series of Instagram stories, one of which featured her and Sade singing along to one of Cohen's songs. In the story, Levi explained her reluctance to hold her husband's hand, citing "purity" and stating "No hand!" She noted that Cohen's song "It's Lucky You Suddenly Came and Held My Hand," which she admitted was a favorite, prompted her reflection.

Later, Sade shared a video from a restaurant after the show, showing himself, Levi, and Cohen. Sade humorously commented on Levi's insistence on going to the restaurant, saying she "didn't want to give up." The group had gone to "Ezra and Sons" after the concert.

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