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Eden Harel and Oded Menashe Celebrate Daughter Tamar's Bat Mitzvah

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Israeli celebrities Eden Harel and Oded Menashe celebrated their daughter Tamar's Bat Mitzvah, sharing a family photo on Instagram. Tamar is their fourth child together. Harel also recently discussed her feelings about her first marriage on her podcast, "Dibburim Migan Eden."

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  • Eden Harel and Oded Menashe celebrated their daughter Tamar's Bat Mitzvah.
  • Harel shared a family photo from the event on Instagram.
  • Tamar is the fourth child the couple has together.
  • Harel recently spoke about her first marriage on her podcast.
  • She indicated she knew the first marriage was wrong during the wedding ceremony.

Israeli television personalities Eden Harel and Oded Menashe recently celebrated their daughter Tamar's Bat Mitzvah. Harel shared a family photo from the celebration on her Instagram Stories, captioning it with "Mazal tov my princess!". Tamar is the fourth child Harel and Menashe have together, and the fifth of Harel's six children. Harel also has an eldest son from her first marriage.

Earlier in the week, Harel also shared a personal memory about her first marriage during an interview on her podcast, "Dibburim Migan Eden" (Talks from Eden). When asked by interviewer Ben Elul if she knew during her wedding ceremony that the relationship was not right for her, Harel responded affirmatively.

The article also includes a photo credit for Tal Aboudi and promotes the "Kipa" application for exclusive content.

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