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Security10:56 · 2h ago

Israeli Singer Investigated for Threatening Ex-Partner, Released Under Restrictions

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A well-known Israeli singer was detained for questioning on suspicion of threatening his ex-partner through allegedly menacing WhatsApp messages, including statements like "I won't let you." After investigation, authorities concluded he did not threaten her and released him under restrictive conditions. His representatives stated, "He trusts the police."

In a related case, 24-year-old singer Ofek Adenk was arrested over the weekend on suspicion of threatening his ex-partner and breaking her car window. Adenk revealed his identity himself two days later in an Instagram post, addressing the situation directly. He described the recent days as difficult due to a breakup from a relationship filled with intense love and said a private argument escalated after he was injured in the leg. He firmly denied ever being violent toward anyone, emphasizing respect for people and women as a core value.

Adenk said the court reviewed all details, understood the full context, and ordered his release. He expressed gratitude for the support he received and reaffirmed his commitment to music and his fans. According to allegations, during the dispute, Adenk broke the car windows of his ex-partner but claimed he was attacked first. Video footage circulated of him telling his ex, "I'm not your partner, leave, take your things, leave my house. Is that what you wanted?" He is suspected of threats and property damage, but no physical violence against her occurred during the incident.

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