Omer Adam's Brother Sued for Half a Million Shekels After Wedding Altercation
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
A wedding guest is demanding NIS 500,000 from Gal Adam, brother of singer Omer Adam, alleging he was assaulted at a wedding. The guest claims the incident began with a denied selfie request and escalated into a group attack. Gal and Roi Adam reportedly apologized afterward, but the guest is still seeking compensation for physical and emotional distress.
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- Wedding guest Elhanan Yair demands NIS 500,000 from Gal Adam after alleged assault.
- The incident reportedly began with a denied selfie request at a wedding in Rishon LeZion.
- Yair claims Gal Adam and others physically attacked him with punches and kicks.
- Gal and Roi Adam allegedly apologized to Yair after the altercation.
- Yair is seeking compensation for physical pain, humiliation, and ongoing treatment.
A wedding guest is demanding NIS 500,000 from Gal Adam, brother of Israeli singer Omer Adam, within 14 days, alleging he was physically assaulted at a wedding. The demand comes in a legal notice sent by the guest, Elhanan Yair, through his attorney Tamir Vizman, which details an incident that allegedly began with a request for a selfie.
According to the notice, Yair approached Gal Adam for a photo about 30 minutes after arriving at the wedding of Elad Tzefani and Romy Grossman. The request was reportedly met with an aggressive refusal, escalating into a verbal dispute. Yair claims that Gal Adam and others cursed at him and pushed him. He was then allegedly removed from the area by other guests, only to be attacked by a group of six, led by Gal Adam, who allegedly punched and kicked him. The assault reportedly continued in the kitchen area.
Later, Gal Adam and his brother Roi Adam entered a side room where Gal Adam allegedly apologized to Yair, saying, "You are right, I am sorry, forgive me." Roi Adam also reportedly apologized on his brother's behalf, suggesting they resolve the matter.
However, the apology was apparently insufficient. The legal notice details Yair's claims of suffering physical pain, bruises, fear, and humiliation, and that he is still receiving medical and psychological treatment. The notice also states that over ten witnesses can attest to the incident, and the venue in Rishon LeZion has been asked to preserve security footage. The guest is considering filing a police complaint.
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