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Israeli Rapper Ofek Adenek Denies Violence Amid Threat Allegations in Breakup Dispute

By מאיר תורג'מן, רן בוקר
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
The story · English

Israeli rapper Ofek Adenek revealed on Instagram that he is the singer recently arrested on suspicion of threatening his ex-partner and breaking her car window. Adenek, 24, known for hits like "How She Dances" and "Exceptional," described the past days as difficult following a breakup from a relationship he called full of intense love. He acknowledged a heated argument with his ex during which he was injured in the leg and denied ever being violent, emphasizing respect for women and people as a core value.

After his arrest, Adenek was questioned and released to five days of house arrest by a magistrate court in Rishon Lezion. The allegations include threats and property damage, but no physical violence against his ex-partner was reported during the confrontation. Adenek claims he was attacked first. Video footage circulated shows him telling his ex to leave his home, saying, "I'm not your partner, leave, take your things, leave my house. Is that what you wanted?"

His ex-partner publicly refuted claims that she was hit or involved in any physical assault, describing the situation as a simple dispute blown out of proportion. She expressed trust in the police investigation and requested privacy to recover from the emotional ordeal. Adenek's representatives thanked supporters and reiterated that the incident was a private argument, denying all accusations of violence or assault. They expressed confidence in the court's decision to release him and called on the media and public to respect that ruling.

Adenek is a prominent figure in Israel's local hip-hop scene, having risen to fame independently through social media without backing from major record labels. He stated his commitment to continue making music and performing despite recent events.

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