Singer Gal Adam Accused of Assault at Wedding, Faces Lawsuit
Translated & summarized from Cursorinfo by baba
Wedding guest Elhanan Yair is suing singer Gal Adam for 500,000 shekels, alleging he led an assault at a wedding. Yair claims he was beaten by a group including Gal Adam after asking for a photo. The singer's brother, Roy Adam, reportedly apologized for the incident. Yair sustained injuries and has given Gal Adam 14 days to respond before legal action begins. Omer Adam, Gal's brother, canceled his attendance at the wedding following the alleged assault.
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- Wedding guest Elhanan Yair is suing singer Gal Adam for 500,000 shekels over an alleged assault.
- Yair claims Gal Adam led a group assault after a dispute over a photograph at a wedding.
- The alleged assault occurred at the wedding of Elad Tzafni, brother of singer Omer Adam.
- Gal Adam's brother, Roy Adam, reportedly apologized to Yair and acknowledged his brother's wrongdoing.
- Yair sustained injuries and has given Gal Adam 14 days to respond before legal action.
- Omer Adam canceled his appearance at the wedding following the incident.
A wedding guest is demanding 500,000 shekels and threatening legal action against Israeli singer Gal Adam, accusing him of leading an assault at the wedding of Elad Tzafni, brother of singer Omer Adam. The guest, Elhanan Yair, claims the incident began when he was insulted and pushed after asking for a photo with Gal Adam. He alleges that he was then taken outside the main hall and beaten by a group, including Gal Adam, with fists and feet. The assault reportedly continued in a kitchen area, with Gal Adam described as "taking a leading part in the lynching." Threats were allegedly made, and Yair was moved to a side room where Roy Adam, Gal's brother, reportedly apologized on his brother's behalf.
Yair states he sustained physical and emotional injuries requiring treatment. His lawyer, Tamar Weizman, has sent an official letter to Gal Adam demanding compensation and warning of civil and criminal proceedings if a settlement is not reached within 14 days. The law firm has also requested that surveillance footage from the venue be preserved. More than ten witnesses are reportedly mentioned in the letter. Former "Big Brother" contestant Tom Haimov commented on the incident, expressing skepticism about the Adam family's involvement. Eyewitnesses confirmed that Gal and Roy Adam attacked a guest, and broken glasses were found on the floor. An ambulance was called, and the injured guest was taken to the hospital. Omer Adam, who was reportedly on his way to the wedding, canceled his appearance after the incident.