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Now 14General

TV Host Eden Harel Tears Up at Son's Military Ceremony

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Israeli news anchors Eden Harel and Oded Menashe attended their son Uriah's military beret march ceremony. Harel became emotional, sharing that she "cried a lot" during the event. Their son serves as a combat soldier in the Netzah Yehuda Battalion. Harel had previously expressed maternal anxiety about his combat role but also immense pride.

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  • News anchors Eden Harel and Oded Menashe attended their son Uriah's military beret march ceremony.
  • Harel became emotional, sharing "I cried a lot" during the event.
  • Their son Uriah serves as a combat soldier in the Netzah Yehuda Battalion.
  • Harel previously expressed maternal anxiety about his combat role.
  • She also conveyed immense pride in her son's service.

News anchors Eden Harel and Oded Menashe attended the completion ceremony for the Netzah Yehuda Battalion's beret march, where their son, Uriah, serves as a combat soldier. Harel shared on social media that she was overcome with emotion during the event, stating, "I cried a lot, it's a crazy moment! I need a moment to process the event." She also expressed pride in her son's service.

In March, the couple accompanied their son to his enlistment. At the time, Harel had shared her mixed feelings about him serving as a combat soldier, admitting her maternal instinct made her anxious for his safety. Despite her worries, she also conveyed immense pride. She offered a message of strength to mothers of combat soldiers, saying, "There's no one like you in the world! You are the strength and the light. May God protect all the soldiers." She concluded that sending a son to be a combat soldier is difficult and requires strengthening faith.

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