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Beloved Radio Host Shir Hadas Meir Weds Musician Yishai Swissa

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Radio host Shir Hadas Meir and musician Yishai Swissa married on Tuesday in Kibbutz Hulda after four years together. Meir initiated their relationship, and Swissa proposed in November 2025. Before their wedding, the couple held a public henna ceremony at the Indingev Festival.

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  • Shir Hadas Meir and Yishai Swissa married Tuesday at Yarok Al HaMayim in Kibbutz Hulda.
  • The couple dated for four years before their wedding.
  • Meir initiated their relationship after seeing a news report about Swissa.
  • Swissa proposed in November 2025 with an elaborate, personalized event.
  • They held a public henna ceremony at the Indingev Festival before the wedding.

Radio host and podcaster Shir Hadas Meir and musician and music producer Yishai Swissa were married on Tuesday at the "Yarok Al HaMayim" event garden in Kibbutz Hulda, following a four-year relationship. Meir, known for her podcast "HaPashuto" with Bar Elmaliach, and Swissa, son of actor Meir Swissa, celebrated their union after their relationship garnered significant attention on social media.

Meir initiated their relationship after seeing a news report about Swissa, feeling he would be her husband. She reached out to him, suggesting a meeting. In November 2025, Swissa proposed to Meir with an elaborate proposal that included a private cinema screening, a film he made for her, and an original song. Meir shared the news with her followers, exclaiming "Yes, yes, yes."

Prior to the wedding ceremony, the couple held an unconventional celebration. Last weekend, they hosted a traditional henna ceremony on stage at the Indingev Festival, in front of hundreds of attendees. Family members joined the festivities, wearing traditional fezzes and throwing henna cookies to the crowd, while Meir wore white and was lifted on a chair.

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