Nasrin Kadri Addresses Rom Barlevsky Controversy, Announces Concert
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
Singer Nasrin Kadri addressed controversy with hostage survivor Rom Barlevsky in an Instagram video, announcing a concert for November 25th and warning Barlevsky of "chaos." This follows the police closing an investigation into Kadri's partner, David Ziton, related to an alleged assault on Barlevsky. Kadri had previously apologized to Barlevsky after a leaked recording of their confrontation caused public backlash.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Singer Nasrin Kadri announced a concert for November 25th, warning Rom Barlevsky, "you want chaos? There will be chaos."
- The Israel Police closed an investigation into Kadri's partner, David Ziton, regarding an alleged assault on Barlevsky.
- Barlevsky had filed a complaint against Ziton following an incident outside a Tel Aviv party in January.
- A leaked recording of Kadri speaking to Barlevsky after the incident led to public criticism.
- Kadri previously apologized to Barlevsky for the incident, acknowledging his suffering.
- Kadri used an Instagram video to address personal questions and followers, urging them not to contact her.
Singer Nasrin Kadri has responded to questions about her personal life and a confrontation with hostage survivor Rom Barlevsky in a new Instagram video. Kadri declined to provide details, stating, "Enough with these pathetic questions, don't approach me or talk to me." She then directly addressed Barlevsky, announcing a concert at Menora Hall on November 25th. "Rom, you want chaos? There will be chaos. When? November 25th. I'm coming to Menora, you know what's going to be there? A real experience, I recommend it to you," she said, adding that ticket sales would begin Sunday. Kadri also used the video to address followers, sternly telling them, "Don't approach me, don't talk to me, don't come to me, don't call me." The singer's response comes a day after the Israel Police announced the closure of an investigation against her partner, David Ziton, due to lack of public interest. The investigation stemmed from a complaint by Barlevsky alleging an assault outside a private party hosted by Kadri in Tel Aviv. Police decided not to indict Ziton after reviewing evidence. The incident occurred in January outside a club, leading to Ziton's detention and house arrest. Previously, a leaked recording surfaced in which Kadri appeared to tell Barlevsky, "You want chaos? Don't you have enough from what you've been through in life?" This sparked public outcry and criticism. Following the recording's release, Kadri posted a public apology, saying, "First of all, I'm sorry, this shouldn't have happened with anyone - certainly not with Rom." She acknowledged the great suffering Barlevsky endured and wished him days filled with light and love.
