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Israeli Singer Ofek Edenk Arrested Over Alleged Domestic Violence Against Partner Hadass Masouri

By שיר לוי
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The story · English

Israeli singer and rapper Ofek Edenk was arrested on suspicion of domestic violence against his partner, Hadass Masouri, following a confrontation between the two. Authorities suspect Edenk of threats and property damage after a window of Masouri's car was found broken. The incident, which was partially captured in a video circulating on social media, sparked significant public debate due to the couple's public profile. In the video, Edenk is heard telling Masouri, "Come run me over," though Masouri denied any attempt to harm him, calling such claims baseless.

The case has divided public opinion, with some supporting Masouri and others defending Edenk, suggesting the situation is more complex than it appears. Masouri expressed trust in the police investigation and stated she is taking time for herself following the incident. The couple had been planning to move in together soon, but those plans appear to have been disrupted by the arrest and ensuing controversy.

The police investigation is ongoing, while online discussions continue about the true nature of the confrontation and the limited footage available. Masouri emphasized she never intended the relationship to end this way, highlighting the personal impact of the event.

Read the original at Srugim
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