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Ex-Partner of Israeli Rapper Ofek Adenek Responds to Police Investigation and Toxic Messaging

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Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
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Hadas Masori, the former partner of Israeli rapper Ofek Adenek, addressed the recent police investigation and his arrest following a weekend incident between them. In an Instagram post on Tuesday, Masori expressed gratitude for the supportive messages she received but also condemned the spread of what she called a "toxic messaging sheet" about her. She stated she is currently choosing not to engage with the falsehoods and distortions circulating, emphasizing that "truth does not need noise." Masori described the past days as extremely difficult, saying she is still processing the events and trying to regain her sense of security.

Masori urged her followers to listen to their feelings and prioritize their safety, encouraging those who feel fear to leave harmful situations, calling it a brave act rather than a weakness. She thanked her supporters for their solidarity during this challenging time.

Ofek Adenek publicly revealed on Instagram that he was the rapper arrested on suspicion of threatening his ex-partner. He claimed the confrontation occurred during a turbulent breakup and insisted he did not assault Masori, stating he was also harmed during the incident. Adenek was released to five days of house arrest earlier this week. Authorities suspect that during the altercation, Adenek broke the windows of Masori's car, though he maintains he was attacked first.

Earlier in the week, Masori denied allegations made against her, including accusations of hitting anyone, calling such claims baseless. She described the situation as simple and expressed shock at how it escalated. Adenek is a prominent figure in the local hip-hop scene, known for gaining recognition independently through social media without major record label support.

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