Israeli Businessman Eli Tabib and Dana Ashkenazi Divorce After 17 Years of Marriage

After 17 years of marriage and nearly two decades together, Israeli businessman Eli Tabib and Dana Ashkenazi have decided to divorce. The couple, who share one child, reached the decision to separate amicably and with mutual respect, according to sources close to them. Tabib, 70, known for his past ownership of Israeli football clubs Beitar Jerusalem, Hapoel Tel Aviv, and Hapoel Kfar Saba, and Ashkenazi, 49, have maintained a stable relationship throughout their marriage.

The split was described as respectful and friendly, with both parties emphasizing their deep appreciation and friendship built over the years. They have requested privacy from the public during this period. The family intends to continue close and respectful relations, prioritizing the well-being of their child and family.

As part of their arrangements, Tabib will continue living in Miami, while Ashkenazi will remain in their family home in Kfar Shmaryahu. In addition to their shared child, Ashkenazi has a daughter from a previous marriage, and Tabib has two adult children from prior marriages.