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News Anchor Eden Harel Shares Emotional Farewell as Son Returns to Military Service

By זיו שזו
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The story · English

Eden Harel, a news anchor for Channel 14, publicly shared an emotional moment as her son, Uriya, returned to his regular military service while her family went on a summer vacation without him. Posting on Instagram, Harel described the separation as "not simple at all and even sad," revealing that the absence of her son made the holiday feel incomplete. She recounted a tender exchange where Uriya asked why she was crying, and she responded, "Because I love you, and without you, the vacation is not whole."

Despite the emotional difficulty, Harel expressed pride in her son's dedication, acknowledging his contribution to their country. She added humorously that Uriya does not have a personal Instagram account and is unaware of her posts about him. This moment follows earlier public reflections by Harel and her husband, Oded Menashe, when their son enlisted as a combat soldier, highlighting their mixed feelings of pride and worry.

Harel has openly shared her maternal concerns about her son's military role, describing the experience as heart-wrenching yet filled with pride. She also extended support to other mothers of soldiers, emphasizing their strength and hope for the safety of all servicemen and women. This personal glimpse into the family’s experience underscores the emotional challenges faced by families of Israeli soldiers during periods of separation.

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