Omer Adam's Brother Sued for Half a Million Shekels After Wedding Altercation
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
A wedding guest is demanding NIS 500,000 from Gal Adam, brother of singer Omer Adam, within 14 days, alleging he was assaulted after asking for a selfie at a wedding. The guest claims Gal Adam and others attacked him, though Gal Adam later apologized. The guest is reportedly suffering physical and emotional distress and may file a police complaint, with venue footage requested.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Wedding guest Elhanan Yair demands NIS 500,000 from Gal Adam for alleged assault.
- The alleged attack occurred after Yair asked Gal Adam for a selfie at a wedding.
- Yair claims Gal Adam and others assaulted him with punches and kicks.
- Gal Adam reportedly apologized to Yair after the incident, admitting fault.
- The guest is seeking compensation for physical pain, humiliation, and ongoing treatment.
- Venue footage is being preserved, and a police complaint may be filed.
A wedding guest is demanding NIS 500,000 from Gal Adam, brother of Israeli singer Omer Adam, within 14 days, following an alleged assault at a wedding. The guest, Elhanan Yair, claims the incident began when he asked Gal Adam for a selfie. According to a legal notice obtained by mako celebrities, the request was met with an aggressive refusal, followed by verbal abuse and shoving. Yair alleges that he was then physically attacked by a group of six, led by Gal Adam, with punches and kicks, and was further assaulted near the kitchen area.
Following the alleged attack, Gal Adam and his brother Roi Adam reportedly entered a side room where Gal Adam apologized to Yair, admitting he was wrong. Roi Adam also apologized on his brother's behalf and suggested they resolve the matter. However, Yair states these apologies were insufficient.
The NIS 500,000 demand is intended as a settlement. Yair claims to be suffering from physical pain, bruises, fear, and humiliation, and is still undergoing treatment. The notice also indicates that a police complaint may be filed and that the venue in Rishon Lezion has been asked to preserve video footage, as there are over ten witnesses to the event.
