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General08:48 · Jul 26

Tzofit Grant Denies Michal Rand's Claims Against Husband Shuli Rand

By ערוץ 7
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
The story · English

Tzofit Grant addressed accusations made by Michal Rand, the first wife of her husband Shuli Rand, during an interview on Keshet 12. She strongly denied the allegations, stating that "there is not a word of truth" in them and emphasized that Shuli maintains a close and supportive relationship with his children. Grant described Michal Rand as "a tragedy" and referred to a recent emotional live broadcast by Michal, calling it painful but untruthful.

Grant also rejected claims that Shuli Rand is not in contact with his children, calling such statements lies. She highlighted Shuli's sensitivity and dedication to his children. Additionally, Grant revealed that she herself has suffered from harsh public backlash, including receiving severe insults and curses online. She commented on the public's tendency to assign blame when witnessing someone in a vulnerable and difficult state, noting that people often look for someone to hold responsible when they see a person suffering and appearing incoherent.

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