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Tensions Rise as Shuli Rand's First Wife Refuses Divorce Amid Public Accusations

By דסק קשת 12
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
The story · English

Shuli Rand, the Israeli singer and actor, remains embroiled in a public dispute with his first wife, Michal Rand, who has refused to accept the divorce (get) he granted her several years ago. Despite receiving a special permit from the Rabbinical Court to marry his current partner, Tzofit Grant, Michal continues to publicly criticize the couple through live broadcasts and social media posts.

In an interview with Erez Tal, Tzofit Grant addressed the ongoing accusations, describing Michal as "a real tragedy" and denying claims that Shuli is not in contact with his children. Grant emphasized that Shuli maintains a wonderful, supportive, and sensitive relationship with his kids. She also revealed that the negative publicity has led to personal attacks against her, including harsh verbal abuse from strangers.

The couple's relationship has faced significant challenges from the start, primarily due to Michal's refusal to finalize the divorce. The situation remains tense as Michal continues to share painful but allegedly untrue statements about Shuli and Tzofit, complicating their personal and public lives. Grant's interview is scheduled to air on the program "What Really Happened There?" on Channel 12, following the evening news.

This ongoing conflict highlights the difficulties faced by blended families and public figures dealing with private disputes in the public eye, especially within the context of religious divorce laws in Israel.

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