Reality Star Gal Adam Sued for Half a Million Shekels After Wedding Brawl
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS by baba
A wedding guest, Elhanan Yair, is suing Israeli celebrity Gal Adam for NIS 500,000 following an alleged assault at the wedding of "Big Brother" contestant Elad Tzepani. Yair claims Adam and his associates attacked him after he requested a photo, leading to injuries requiring medical and psychological treatment. The lawsuit follows a demand letter, and Yair is also considering a police complaint.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Wedding guest Elhanan Yair is suing celebrity Gal Adam for NIS 500,000 after an alleged wedding assault.
- The incident occurred at the wedding of reality TV contestant Elad Tzepani and Romi Grossman.
- Yair claims Adam and others attacked him after he asked for a photo, continuing the assault in a kitchen.
- Gal Adam allegedly apologized to Yair after the incident, according to the plaintiff.
- Yair is seeking compensation for medical and psychological treatment and may file a police complaint.
Eleven days after a violent incident involving celebrity Gal Adam at the wedding of "Big Brother" contestant Elad Tzepani and his fiancée Romi Grossman, a wedding guest is suing Adam for NIS 500,000. The guest, Elhanan Yair, sent Adam a letter of demand before legal proceedings.
According to Yair, the altercation began when he asked to take a photo with Adam, who allegedly responded with curses and a shove. Yair claims a group led by Adam then attacked him, beat him, and dragged him to the kitchen, where the assault continued. Yair states that Gal and Roi Adam later entered the room where he was moved, and Gal Adam apologized, saying, "You are right, I am sorry, forgive me."
Yair asserts that he required medical and psychological treatment following the incident. His lawyer, Tamir Weizman, stated that more than ten eyewitnesses have been identified and has requested the venue preserve security footage. Yair is demanding NIS 500,000 in compensation and is considering filing a police complaint.
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