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TheMarkerGeneral

Couple Finds Unexpected Home and Love in Ashkelon

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Eli and Hirala Tzarfati, after years of travel and living abroad, settled in Ashkelon, a city they didn't know. Despite initial apprehension, they have fallen in love with the city and now consider it home. Eli Tzarfati stated he would not leave Ashkelon even if he won a large lottery prize.

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  • Eli and Hirala Tzarfati found an unexpected home in Ashkelon.
  • The couple lived in New York for many years before returning to Israel.
  • Their children helped them find an apartment in Ashkelon.
  • Despite initial concerns, they fell in love with the city.
  • Eli Tzarfati said he would stay in Ashkelon even if he won 20 million shekels.
Couple Finds Unexpected Home and Love in Ashkelon
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Eli and Hirala Tzarfati, who married in Jerusalem and traveled extensively throughout Israel and lived for many years in New York, have found an unexpected home in Ashkelon. After deciding to return to Israel, their children helped them find an apartment in the southern city, which they were unfamiliar with. Despite initial concerns, the couple fell in love with Ashkelon.

Eli Tzarfati expressed his strong attachment to the city, stating that even if he were to win 20 million shekels in the lottery, he believes he would still choose to stay in Ashkelon.

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