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Singer Odeya Azoulay Wins Defamation Lawsuit Over False Affair Claims

By מאור בן הרוש
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
The story · English

Israeli singer Odeya Azoulay successfully won a defamation lawsuit against a woman who falsely accused her of having an affair with a married man. The accusations surfaced about two years ago, causing a social media storm. Azoulay took legal action to clear her name, and the court ruled in her favor, with the accuser admitting there was no truth to her claims and no evidence supporting the allegations.

In an Instagram post, Azoulay shared the court outcome, emphasizing the importance of truth and encouraging others facing false accusations to persevere. She clarified that she had never met the woman or her husband and condemned the baseless rumors as "gross lies." Azoulay also addressed online critics, forgiving some who were swept up in the social media frenzy but condemning those who sought to profit from the falsehoods.

Azoulay explained that she pursued the legal battle with the support of her family, management, and lawyers to ensure justice prevailed. She warned parents to protect their children from the harmful effects of false online claims, noting the significant emotional toll the ordeal took on her despite her public status and support network. She also vowed to continue fighting against a journalist who published defamatory content without evidence to boost their website's traffic.

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