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Security13:36 · 2h ago

Hadass Masouri Responds to Toxic Message Campaign Amid Ophek Adenek Assault Investigation

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Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
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Hadass Masouri, the former partner of singer Ophek Adenek, has publicly addressed the allegations and the toxic messaging campaign against her following Adenek's arrest on suspicion of assaulting her. Adenek was detained over the weekend after Masouri filed a complaint but was released to house arrest. Masouri expressed gratitude to those supporting her during this difficult time and described the emotional toll she has endured since the incident.

In a social media post, Masouri acknowledged the ongoing police investigation and stated her trust in law enforcement and the prosecution. She also condemned the continuous spread of falsehoods and harmful messages about her, saying she intends to respond in due course but currently chooses not to engage. Masouri urged women who feel fear to listen to themselves and emphasized that leaving an abusive situation is a courageous act, not a weakness.

Earlier, Adenek publicly denied any violence toward Masouri or any woman, claiming he was injured during an argument. He stated that the court reviewed all evidence and ordered his release. The case was first reported by N12 news.

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