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Former Footballer Maor Buzaglo Shares Emotional Religious Milestone

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Former Israeli footballer Maor Buzaglo revealed on Instagram that he wore a tzitzit for the first time, inspired by his son. Buzaglo shared the emotional moment on Thursday, noting that his son, La'i, was the catalyst for this religious step. The post received supportive comments from his son and wife, Miran Buzaglo.

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  • Former footballer Maor Buzaglo wore a tzitzit for the first time, inspired by his son.
  • Buzaglo shared the personal religious milestone on Instagram on Thursday.
  • He stated his son La'i was the one who inspired him to wear the tzitzit.
  • His wife, Miran Buzaglo, expressed joy and thanked God for the moment.

Former Israeli footballer and influencer Maor Buzaglo shared a significant personal moment with his Instagram followers on Thursday, revealing he wore a "tzitzit" (ritual fringes) for the first time in his life. Buzaglo explained that the inspiration for this step came from his son, La'i. He expressed that he had always admired his son wearing the tzitzit and realized that sometimes children guide their parents. "For the first time in my life I wore a tzitzit. And the one who brought me to this is actually my son, La'i," Buzaglo candidly shared. "I always looked at him with the tzitzit and said to myself, what a beautiful thing this is! All our lives we think we are the ones teaching our children, but sometimes they are the ones showing us the way."

The emotional post garnered a warm reception online. His son La'i commented, "Now you are also righteous, Abush," and his wife Miran Buzaglo wrote, "The most exciting in the world, thank God."

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